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Do you see what I see? - Baklava - 2011-01-17
![[Image: kartrider.png]](http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/3096/kartrider.png)
A kart, a kart
racing on a track
with a skid as big as the seaaaaaaa.
With a skiiiiiiiiiiid as biiiiiiig as the seaaaaaaaaaaa.
I miss Kart Rider.
Do you see what I see? - Jon - 2011-01-17
I didn't play it much back when it was still available, but I think I'd really enjoy it now.
Do you see what I see? - NoJobNoRules - 2011-01-18
I'd like to see it come back. I think Nexon has some kind of plan about this...
Do you see what I see? - DrRusty - 2011-01-18
Kart rider was the best game Nexon ever made and the only Nexon game I'd ever play again.
Do you see what I see? - Mark - 2011-01-18
DrRusty Wrote:Kart rider was the best game Nexon ever made and the only Nexon game I'd ever play again.
Not sure if serious.
Do you see what I see? - DrRusty - 2011-01-18
[video=youtube;fFOu705jOMg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFOu705jOMg&feature=related[/video]
Only Nexon game that takes skill to play at a high level.
Double drift took me at least a week of practice to be able to execute on a consistent basis. Hell... Those L2/L1 license tests took me a few days to pass....
Do you see what I see? - Mark - 2011-01-18
That track is badly designed. Sharp impossible turns, pits and boosts everywhere.
I guess if you practice bad controls long enough you eventually master them. That's how anyone beat the old (bad) Nintendo games.
Do you see what I see? - Solarboy - 2011-01-18
Maybe they will port it to a console? You never know.
Do you see what I see? - KajitiSouls - 2011-01-18
Mark Wrote:That track is badly designed. Sharp impossible turns, pits and boosts everywhere.
I guess if you practice bad controls long enough you eventually master them. That's how anyone beat the old (bad) Nintendo games.
Looks like a typical "hard" race track to me. They just mashed together Banshee Boardwalk and Yoshi Valley from Mario Kart 64.