10 Iconic Nintendo Games You Must Replay
5. Mario Kart 8
Perhaps it could've been Mario Kart 64 or Double Dash that made the list, but there's a certain lack of replay value when compared to the magnificence of Mario Kart 8. The N64 and GameCube titles were very restrictive by comparison - only a few battle modes and very limited numbers of tracks on reflection leave me a bit cold when I think about them now.
Mario Kart 8 introduced 32 tracks off the bat, 16 more as DLC, an inordinate amount of characters including a lot you'd forgotten about and it perfected the art of playing Mario Kart online with your friends. The anti-gravity sections were a bit hit and miss for me; mainly because they usually end with me getting stuck somewhere and losing horrendously.
New weapons, HD graphics and more DLC than you can shake a stick at makes Mario Kart 8 a game that actually reinvents itself to some extent, encouraging you to replay over and over again. I've heard it mentioned as the reason many people purchased Wii U consoles in the first place.
Replay Highlight: The Amiibo compatibility. Admit it: You love them and can't hide it, no matter how hard you try.