Oliver Kearns

M&M Kart Racing for Wii, although I must admit it's a rather rocky journey. The graphics, to put it gently, seem to have taken inspiration from a time long before HD was a thing. Lets say, 3000 BC. The characters, resembling M&M candies on wheels, have a certain simplicity that some might find endearing, though it does lean more towards basic than charming. When it comes to the gameplay, it's a mixed bag. The kart controls do feel a bit clunky, and the AI opponents lack the edge that could have made races more thrilling. Power-ups, while present, don't quite pack the punch you'd hope for in a kart racing game. There's a certain nostalgic charm in the simplicity of it all, like stumbling upon an old childhood toy with a few scratches. However, it's vital to manage expectations. M&M Kart Racing isn't exactly a beacon of innovation or excitement. While it might scratch a minor itch for kart racing on the Wii, there are certainly better options available. It falls short of being a memorable gaming experience, and if you have other titles on your radar, I'd recommend giving this one a pass. A hard pass.

The actual game itself is not to bad (No sarcasm), but it has no storyline, the controls are so delayed, like when I was trying to attack a pink and white muffin with teeth, it wouldn't attack when I wanted it to. And the character moves to fast, and I mean to fast. you cant even jump at the same time. The controls are confusing, because jumping is using the left remote instead of the right, and the camera movement is disgusting. Overall, it was a fun experience to try a pretty horrible game. P.S: Good Game. Apart from controls and camera.