The general position and acceleration of the cars and fired objects is enough. Online play would easily double the ammount of memory cause of syncronisation necessary to make a game like this work.The amount of work that 4 players cause is probably the reason why the game looks just like it's DS version, better graphics and the 4 playermode would've lagged the hell out of this game.Sheesh.

Going back to having four players, it's an interesting addition to the game, I'm really looking forward to this game coming out. However here in the UK we get N-Gamer that's quite good and then we get an Official Nintendo magazine, but for me Nintendo Power is better. 80 levels and wifi, people would never have the time to actually make it to the end in that timeWell, I don't have the internet on the wii ( cause I don't know how to get it ).

Thanks Nintendo for leting us play mutliplayer.lol Even if they did add online multiplayer, it would probably be as bad as Mario Maker 2's versus/co-op mode.Better get buying those pads if you want to team up with Toads. It's not that bad.Reply to WiiGuy Post #12: That's a terrible suggestion. There is lag in Mario Kart Wii. Whenever I try to go online with any other Wii game, I just get dissapointed anyway. Online would have been a massive win for me.I don't know enough about the way games are programmed to know if it's baloney or not. That's why most Multiplayer-FPS have so little truly interactive arenas.Online would have been nice, but I don't care this game is going to be a blast to play!! Bull, Shiggy. I can sort of understand why they decided to keep it offline.I wouldn't mind except for the "already uses all the processing power" excuse. When you hit another player with a shell and about half a second later they react, thats your lag. If both jump, the reaction can differ quite a lot depending on who jumped first, and even if it is just by a millisecond. When you are aaround other people there is a certein amount of social interaction that you can't acieve online. Two characters stand at either end, an equilibrium. Perhaps a better example for the problem I wanted to hint at would be the see-saw. No online play for Miyamoto's finally realised multiplayer Mario.Considering all Shigeru Miyamoto's talk over the past few years of how long he's wanted to create a multiplayer Mario game, you'd think he'd be eager to harness the Wii's WiFi Connection service for the recently announced New Super Mario Bros. Wii. Everybody should be greatfull that they can EVEN PLAY MUTLIPLAYER on it cause what if it was only a 1 player game.

Let us know!Thats the weakest excuse ever used in the history of mankind (possibly). So far, the brothers have managed to get online multiplayer working for New Super Mario Bros. Wii and Mario Kart Wii, which lost its official online support earlier this year. People need to quiet down about the whole online thing in games. !I can see why. !I hope single player is as fun as multiplayer, because multiplayer looks like a lot of fun. I might get battered for this, but I expected this, and I'm glad of it. I've plenty of peoples to play with over here.I don't really mind.

The general position and acceleration of the cars and fired objects is enough. Online play would easily double the ammount of memory cause of syncronisation necessary to make a game like this work.The amount of work that 4 players cause is probably the reason why the game looks just like it's DS version, better graphics and the 4 playermode would've lagged the hell out of this game.Sheesh.

Going back to having four players, it's an interesting addition to the game, I'm really looking forward to this game coming out. However here in the UK we get N-Gamer that's quite good and then we get an Official Nintendo magazine, but for me Nintendo Power is better. 80 levels and wifi, people would never have the time to actually make it to the end in that timeWell, I don't have the internet on the wii ( cause I don't know how to get it ).

Thanks Nintendo for leting us play mutliplayer.lol Even if they did add online multiplayer, it would probably be as bad as Mario Maker 2's versus/co-op mode.Better get buying those pads if you want to team up with Toads. It's not that bad.Reply to WiiGuy Post #12: That's a terrible suggestion. There is lag in Mario Kart Wii. Whenever I try to go online with any other Wii game, I just get dissapointed anyway. Online would have been a massive win for me.I don't know enough about the way games are programmed to know if it's baloney or not. That's why most Multiplayer-FPS have so little truly interactive arenas.Online would have been nice, but I don't care this game is going to be a blast to play!! Bull, Shiggy. I can sort of understand why they decided to keep it offline.I wouldn't mind except for the "already uses all the processing power" excuse. When you hit another player with a shell and about half a second later they react, thats your lag. If both jump, the reaction can differ quite a lot depending on who jumped first, and even if it is just by a millisecond. When you are aaround other people there is a certein amount of social interaction that you can't acieve online. Two characters stand at either end, an equilibrium. Perhaps a better example for the problem I wanted to hint at would be the see-saw. No online play for Miyamoto's finally realised multiplayer Mario.Considering all Shigeru Miyamoto's talk over the past few years of how long he's wanted to create a multiplayer Mario game, you'd think he'd be eager to harness the Wii's WiFi Connection service for the recently announced New Super Mario Bros. Wii. Everybody should be greatfull that they can EVEN PLAY MUTLIPLAYER on it cause what if it was only a 1 player game.

Let us know!Thats the weakest excuse ever used in the history of mankind (possibly). So far, the brothers have managed to get online multiplayer working for New Super Mario Bros. Wii and Mario Kart Wii, which lost its official online support earlier this year. People need to quiet down about the whole online thing in games. !I can see why. !I hope single player is as fun as multiplayer, because multiplayer looks like a lot of fun. I might get battered for this, but I expected this, and I'm glad of it. I've plenty of peoples to play with over here.I don't really mind.

The general position and acceleration of the cars and fired objects is enough. Online play would easily double the ammount of memory cause of syncronisation necessary to make a game like this work.The amount of work that 4 players cause is probably the reason why the game looks just like it's DS version, better graphics and the 4 playermode would've lagged the hell out of this game.Sheesh.

Going back to having four players, it's an interesting addition to the game, I'm really looking forward to this game coming out. However here in the UK we get N-Gamer that's quite good and then we get an Official Nintendo magazine, but for me Nintendo Power is better. 80 levels and wifi, people would never have the time to actually make it to the end in that timeWell, I don't have the internet on the wii ( cause I don't know how to get it ).

Thanks Nintendo for leting us play mutliplayer.lol Even if they did add online multiplayer, it would probably be as bad as Mario Maker 2's versus/co-op mode.Better get buying those pads if you want to team up with Toads. It's not that bad.Reply to WiiGuy Post #12: That's a terrible suggestion. There is lag in Mario Kart Wii. Whenever I try to go online with any other Wii game, I just get dissapointed anyway. Online would have been a massive win for me.I don't know enough about the way games are programmed to know if it's baloney or not. That's why most Multiplayer-FPS have so little truly interactive arenas.Online would have been nice, but I don't care this game is going to be a blast to play!! Bull, Shiggy. I can sort of understand why they decided to keep it offline.I wouldn't mind except for the "already uses all the processing power" excuse. When you hit another player with a shell and about half a second later they react, thats your lag. If both jump, the reaction can differ quite a lot depending on who jumped first, and even if it is just by a millisecond. When you are aaround other people there is a certein amount of social interaction that you can't acieve online. Two characters stand at either end, an equilibrium. Perhaps a better example for the problem I wanted to hint at would be the see-saw. No online play for Miyamoto's finally realised multiplayer Mario.Considering all Shigeru Miyamoto's talk over the past few years of how long he's wanted to create a multiplayer Mario game, you'd think he'd be eager to harness the Wii's WiFi Connection service for the recently announced New Super Mario Bros. Wii. Everybody should be greatfull that they can EVEN PLAY MUTLIPLAYER on it cause what if it was only a 1 player game.

Let us know!Thats the weakest excuse ever used in the history of mankind (possibly). So far, the brothers have managed to get online multiplayer working for New Super Mario Bros. Wii and Mario Kart Wii, which lost its official online support earlier this year. People need to quiet down about the whole online thing in games. !I can see why. !I hope single player is as fun as multiplayer, because multiplayer looks like a lot of fun. I might get battered for this, but I expected this, and I'm glad of it. I've plenty of peoples to play with over here.I don't really mind.

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