It’s Sunday again, so it’s time to dive into the weekly poll! Every Sunday we ask an interesting question about Nintendo and the video game world and read through your exciting discussions about it. As always, we first refer you to the previous survey.
Last week’s poll
We also included a demo version from last week Monster Hunter Rice, Which was available on the Nintendo iShop until the end of January. So we wanted to ask you if the demo affected your decision to purchase the full version. While most of the players in the demo version are avid Monster Hunter fans anyway, the other voting options are completely different. Please visit them Last poll Look at the results.
Poll of the week
With Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Nintendo has released the Mario Kard game on the already known Nintendo Switch from the previous console. Since the release of the Super Mario Card in 1992, every console family released by Nintendo has received a new full-size Mario Kard game. The Nintendo Switch is the only exception so far because the Mario Kart 8 got it in modified competitive mode. Except for you, the full-size Mario Kart game has not been released since 2014 Mario Kart Tour Etc. Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit Considered spin-off games.
But Nintendo doesn’t need to unveil a new Mario Kard game because the Mario Kard 8 Deluxe continues to climb to the top of the rankings, surpassing 30 million sales in the long run. Sales do not stagnate year after year, but more units of the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe are sold each year. So Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is a great game for new Nintendo Switch buyers, 4 out of 10 Nintendo Switch owners in total have this game.
How will the series continue? Do you think Nintendo will release a sequel to Mario Kart 8 on the Nintendo Switch or will Nintendo not give us the Mario Kard game from the main series for a few years? Justify your opinion in the comments.
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