Compare Mario-Kart Super Circuit for Game Boy Advance (GBA) to Mario Tennis: Power Tour for Game Boy Advance (GBA)

Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Wario, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, Toad and Bowser put the pedal to the go-kart metal in 20 all-new tracks, plus many hidden courses. Grab coins to max out your speed and blast your rivals with the ever-popular arsenal of red, green and spiked Koopa shells. Thanks to the Game Boy Advance's wide screen, you'll always enjoy panoramic racing action, even when competing against as many as four friends. And the GBA's 32-bit processing horsepower guarantees intricately detailed backgrounds with multiple scrolling planes that move in perspective as you zip through high-speed turns. Gorgeous-looking and great-playing: That's Mario Kart Super Circuit! Less

Mario and friends return to the court in Nintendo’s MARIO TENNIS POWER TOUR for the Game Boy Advance. Mario has played tennis before, but the new GBA game focuses on multiplayer fun, an interesting campaign mode, and power ups. The campaign mode, called power tour, gives players the chance to create their own unique character and then make him or her a tennis champion by taking on Mario and other Nintendo characters like Donkey Kong in single and double matches. Outside of tennis, players can explore the Royal Tennis Academy, train in a number of mini games, and have fun. The power ups in MARIO TENNIS POWER TOUR come in the form of stat-boosting points earned for each game. These points can be applied to either the players’ character or their doubles partner and increase their power, control, and other stats. Characters can also learn power shots, super-powerful hits that are nearly guaranteed to score a point. Less