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Mario Kart 64 – Nintendo 64 (N64) CIB / Komplet i æske

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Mario Kart 64 – Nintendo 64 (N64) CIB / Komplet i æske Mario Kart 64 er et af de mest klassiske og populære racerspil til Nintendo 64. Spillet er kendt for sine sjove baner, kaotiske løb og ikoniske power-ups som bananskræller, røde skaller og stjerner. Du racer gennem farverige baner inspireret af Mario-universet og kæmper mod andre figurer om førstepladsen. Spillet er især elsket for sin lokale multiplayer, hvor op til fire spillere kan konkurrere mod hinanden på samme skærm – perfekt til spilaftener og nostalgiske kampe. Mario Kart 64 introducerede flere baner der stadig er legendariske i serien, blandt andet Rainbow Road, Bowser’s Castle, Koopa Troopa Beach og Yoshi Valley. Karakterer man kan spille som i spillet: Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Yoshi, Toad, Donkey Kong, Wario, Bowser. Genre: Racing / Party Antal spillere: 1-4 spillere Multiplayer: Ja (lokal multiplayer) Se mine andre annoncer fra samlingen og følg mig.

KategoriVideo Games & Consoles
UnderkategoriVideo Games
StandUsed
Game NameMario Kart
PlatformNintendo 64
Release Year1997
PackagingCIB
Region CodePal
SpilN64Nintendo

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