Mario Kart Tournament
Fairway completed the final round of the inaugural Mario Kart Wii Tournament today. Brett S, sans his mighty nunchuk, cruised past the field of 16 racers and edged out Mike for the victory. Congratulations to Brett S on the victory – you truly plays Mario Kart like a teenager.
The next Mario Kart Wii Tournament hasn’t been scheduled yet but but it’s sure to be a good time. And we’ll see if we can’t post some shots of the live action next time. Witnessing a 4 player Mario Kart race on a 7×7 projected screen would make a fan of anyone.
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