So I'm making a Mario kart game, but I don't know whether I should use the Super Mario Kart sprites, the Mario Kart 64 sprites, or the Mario Kart Super Circuit sprites. The Mario Kart 64 sprites look the best, but there is more Super Mario Kart sprites. Which sprites should I use? Thanks

Hi, I'd recommend using Super Circuit or Super Mario Kart in Scratch. Mario Kart 64 was on the N64, and used 3D models for the players, whereas SMK and Super Circuit used 2D sprites. Unless you want to do the entire 3d-rendering thing and recreate the game fully, use the 2D sprites, as they'd look better than awkwardly screenshotted models.

Hi, I'd recommend using Super Circuit or Super Mario Kart in Scratch. Mario Kart 64 was on the N64, and used 3D models for the players, whereas SMK and Super Circuit used 2D sprites. Unless you want to do the entire 3d-rendering thing and recreate the game fully, use the 2D sprites, as they'd look better than awkwardly screenshotted models.

Mario Kart 64 did use 2d sprites, its just an illusion to make it seem like it is!

taryarevolduo1081 wrote:

Hi, I'd recommend using Super Circuit or Super Mario Kart in Scratch. Mario Kart 64 was on the N64, and used 3D models for the players, whereas SMK and Super Circuit used 2D sprites. Unless you want to do the entire 3d-rendering thing and recreate the game fully, use the 2D sprites, as they'd look better than awkwardly screenshotted models.

Mario Kart 64 did use 2d sprites, its just an illusion to make it seem like it is!

The levels were 3D, but it's true, the objects were 2D pre-rendered sprites.

If you need sprites, go to Spriters Resource- it's really helpful for remakes and things.

@bluedragon8633 that's where i get most of my sprites lol

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SaheedGames wrote:

@bluedragon8633 that's where i get most of my sprites lol

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I'd recommend for you to report your topic to be closed. It's answered now.

im making a scratch project but i cant decide on the elf, harper, or cat.