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Here’s A Look At The North American Mario Kart 8 TV Commercial

The North American television advert for the long-awaited Mario Kart 8 has gone live. The video showcases the game’s unique anti gravity sections that are littered throughout the courses. Mario Kart 8 launches exclusively on Wii U on May 30th in the US and Europe.

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    1. … Pikmin 3… Super Mario 3D World… Wonderful 101… DKC Tropical Freeze… (You could include Lego City Undercover.)

  1. This is very nice. Nintendo of Europe should out do this one. Europe gets some great commercials, like the Monster hunter 3 ultimate WiiU-3DS one.

  2. Nintendo Commander Quadraxis

    Once the TV Advert for Zelda takes place later this year, the whole world will forget the Xbox Done ever existed…

            1. Sure, that would be great! But it just makes more sense putting it on the 3DS..

              Though, we should get an HD version of both games in one or two generations, as both are some of the best games ever made!

        1. If they do than it would hold most of us off until it actually releases, it’s whats getting me through the wait of bayonetta 2, and that was since the very first teaser.

  3. And Nintendo still can’t make a commercial that’s completely revolved around kids. When will they learn?

  4. thenintendoreviewer

    Nintendo, please spam this commercial on TV and the internet. It’s the best way to promote the game.

  5. Tallon Ridley XIII: Kalas

    Once May 30th arrives, the “8th Gen Console War” will truly begin! BELIEVE IN THE WII U!!! (Oh yes. WWE fan over here. Too bad the games have practically turned into a yearly release series.)

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