Push Square: "El Chavo Kart is a fun fantasy racer that really excels when you’re sat with friends on the sofa. The game’s clearly been massively inspired by Nintendo’s moustachioed mascot’s racing games, but the execution is a furlong ahead of fellow copy cats. It’s just a shame that the release is missing out on key components, such as online multiplayer and leaderboards, as this could have been a real surprise package with the aforementioned features in place."
The Nerd Stash: “When you finally get your hands on the rarest Xbox 360 games, you'll know. Rare 360 games might not be what you think they are.”
cool, 5 sports games, and unless I'm missing something the list isn't even 10 long. 8 out of the 9 games are $100 or less, hardly an arm and a leg while only one game, the pulled release of NBA Elite 11 by EA is listed as $20k. Other titles included are Armored Core For Answer, Marvel Ultimate Alliance, Spiderman Shattered Dimensions, and El Chavo cart round out the list of 9, not 10.
Plus the one worth the most being impossible to find because it's not ever been officially released is dumb
Based on the banner I thought this was implying 50 Cent Blood on the Sand was some kind of gaming treasure. I was looking forward to the excuse on that one, but none found. booo.
El Chavo Kart was the inside joke when I ran a game store, it's price is crazy for what it is 🤣 but I sold every copy we would get in simply by ragging on our regulars/collectors for not being "real collectors" until they had a copy of El Chavo Kart!
Lol imagine paying like 200$ off a site for a "rare" Xbox 360 game when you can go on mercari app n get it for like 20 bucks or less lmao
GamesAsylum: "Mario Kart has a lot of answer for, and we aren’t talking about how Toad manages to reach the pedals. Nope – we’re talking about how Mario Kart’s immense popularity has spawned numerous soulless clones over the years.
Many of these lifeless imitators were released not during the 16-bit heyday but rather the turn of the millennium. Arguably, this can be attributed not just the success of system-seller Mario Kart 64 but also the PSone’s Crash Team Racing. The PSone was also starting to appear to a far younger age group at the time – a perfect target for licensed trash.
With Mario Kart 8 just weeks away, we’ve rounded-up an assortment of kart racers that have faded into obscurity."
Anybody, of any age, who grew up in a Latin household knows who El Chavo is.
Nice to see they actually put some effort into this game.