NL:
Konami Krazy Racers is hugely enjoyable and worth a look if you're into single player Kart games (and have had your fill of Mario and friends) or if you're a Konami obsessive. Featuring some really cool nods to classic franchises we know and love (and some obscure ones too) along with accomplished and finely tuned kart gameplay, there's plenty of joy contained within this cute and fun little racer. Just don't expect it to last too long and you'll come away satisfied. Finally, we defy anyone not to have a little sing-a-long to the intro song. You'll have it stuck in your head for days. You have been warned.
Super Mario Kart birthed the genre 25 years ago and Sam Matthews from TechRaptor takes a look back at what he thinks are the six best kart racing games.
GI:
Some games are so ripe with potential and innovation that it's inevitable that they lead to a neverending chain of clones. You know the ones. Doom. Civilization. Zork. Grand Theft Auto III. Final Fantasy. Mario Kart. Wait what?
Almost every game company and franchise had a kart racer a decade ago. Now that Konami's overlooked portable kartstravaganza is now available for download on Wii U, let's put our engines in reverse and have a look back at this charming pocket-sized racer.
Konami Krazy Racers? Now that takes me back...
Me too, playing with Goemon!! I don't think though it worth to buy it to play today.
Because Konami Krazy Karts, or KKK, would have been a poor exercise in nomenclature.