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''Mario Kart 7'' introduces new gameplay elements in an attempt to innovate on the series. It is possible to customize karts, and the karts will also change within races, as they can deploy wings to glide during big jumps and propellors to let karts drive across the sea floor. This installment also adds some more racers (such as a [[Lakitu]]) and items. Coins have also been reincorporated after they had only been in [[Super Mario Kart|the original game]]. [[Mii]]s are also still playable following ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''.
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''Mario Kart 7'' introduces new gameplay elements in an attempt to innovate on the series. It is possible to customize karts, and the karts will also change within races, as they can deploy wings to glide during big jumps and propellors to let karts drive across the sea floor. This installment also adds some more racers (such as a [[Lakitu]] and [[Metal Mario]]) and items. Coins have also been reincorporated after they had only been in [[Super Mario Kart|the original game]]. [[Mii]]s are also still playable following ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''. The game also allows the option of controlling the cart using the 3DS's gyroscope.
  
This game allows up to eight players and is compatible with the [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]] as the Spotpass and Streetpass features.
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This game allows up to eight players and is compatible with the [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]] as the Spotpass and Streetpass features (which handle ghost data).
  
 
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Revision as of 14:10, 13 September 2011

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Mario Kart 7
Developer Nintendo EAD
Publisher Nintendo
System Nintendo 3DS
Release Date JP December 1, 2011
EU December 2, 2011
US December 4, 2011
Genre Racing
Rating ESRB: E

Mario Kart 7 is the 3DS successor of the Mario Kart series and is the first Mario Kart game to be numbered (a number which ignores the two arcade games).

Gameplay

Mario Kart 7 introduces new gameplay elements in an attempt to innovate on the series. It is possible to customize karts, and the karts will also change within races, as they can deploy wings to glide during big jumps and propellors to let karts drive across the sea floor. This installment also adds some more racers (such as a Lakitu and Metal Mario) and items. Coins have also been reincorporated after they had only been in the original game. Miis are also still playable following Mario Kart Wii. The game also allows the option of controlling the cart using the 3DS's gyroscope.

This game allows up to eight players and is compatible with the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection as the Spotpass and Streetpass features (which handle ghost data).