Wii's World writes: "In general, I enjoy racing games. Especially those that take stylization and fun characters to make a goofy, fun game which doesn't have to play up to all the rules of physics that sometimes haunt the more realistic racing games like Need for Speed and Burnout. Cart racing is almost a genre of its own. When done right, cart racing games are significantly more enjoyable than their reality-based counterparts. When done poorly, they can be a gargled mess that discourage the player from wanting more."
A whole lotta bite-sized offerings can be played on any PSP or your PS3 and downloaded directly from the PlayStation Store. Meant to be simple in approach, Minis are nuggets of pure game design, and accordingly they're usually priced quite a bit cheaper than full-blown games. Every week, IGn will be taking a look at what's hit the Store and offering up a simple verdict on the various offerings.
GamingXP: Take the two great franchises, "Disney's Hercules" and Nintendo's "Mario Kart", you escape the magic of the reputable and licensed characters, and then mix vigorously.
Gamez writes: "That many games would benefit from the success of Mario Kart is now no secret. Heracles Chariot Racing unashamedly uses the same elements of Mario Kart in a different setting."
