MARIO KART: SUPER CIRCUIT GOES NATIVE ON PC WITH 60 FPS, WIDESCREEN AND ONLINE RACES
Mario Kart: Super Circuit recomp v0.1.8 adds 60 FPS, widescreen and online link play
mstan's Mario Kart: Super Circuit Recomp is a static recompilation of the 2001 Game Boy Advance racer for Windows and Linux, with optional 60 FPS, Adaptive Widescreen and higher internal resolution mods. In v0.1.8 (Oct 19) the game boots and runs through menus, cup selection, races and results, and two players can link over the internet or LAN with emulated link-cable play. It's an experimental preview and a byproduct of the creator's gbarecomp framework; the 60 FPS patch and the decomp groundwork credit antimattur. It comes from the same R.A.I.D. community recomp series as the Super Metroid and Mega Man X recomps on our wire.
You need: Your own Mario Kart: Super Circuit ROM dump and GBA BIOS dump. Neither is included.
How to play Mario Kart: Super Circuit on PC
- Download v0.1.8 for Windows or Linux from Releases.
- Provide your own ROM and GBA BIOS dumps.
- Toggle the 60 FPS and widescreen mods, or link up with a friend online.
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