--- product_id: 182038 title: "Mario Kart 7 [video game]" price: "63 kr" currency: NOK in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.no/products/182038-mario-kart-7-video-game store_origin: NO region: Norway --- # Local & online multiplayer Gliding & underwater kart abilities Customizable karts & accessories Mario Kart 7 [video game] **Price:** 63 kr **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🏁 Elevate your race game—glide, customize, and conquer the Mushroom Kingdom! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Mario Kart 7 [video game] - **How much does it cost?** 63 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/182038-mario-kart-7-video-game) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Tailor Your Ride:** Unlock and customize kart bodies, wheels, and gliders to match your unique racing style and gain strategic advantages. - • **Master the Elements:** Soar through the skies with your glider or dive underwater with a propeller—new gameplay layers that keep every race fresh. - • **Endless Replay Value:** With diverse tracks, time trials, and StreetPass integration, every race feels new—perfect for the competitive millennial on the go. - • **Race Anywhere, Anytime:** Seamlessly compete in local wireless or global online matches to stay connected with your crew. - • **Iconic Characters & Miis:** Choose from beloved Mushroom Kingdom racers or bring your own Mii to the track for a personalized experience. ## Overview Mario Kart 7 for Nintendo 3DS revolutionizes handheld racing with innovative gliding and underwater mechanics, extensive kart customization, and robust local and online multiplayer modes. Featuring classic characters and Mii integration, it delivers vibrant 3D graphics and immersive gameplay that keeps players coming back for more. ## Description The newest installment of the fan-favorite Mario Kart franchise brings Mushroom Kingdom racing fun into glorious 3D. For the first time, drivers explore new competitive kart possibilities, such as soaring through the skies or plunging to the depths of the sea. New courses, strategic new abilities and customizable karts bring the racing excitement to new heights. Review: Mario To The Finish Line - There is no question that Mario Kart is soon set to celebrate its 20th anniversary as one of the most acclaimed video game series for the Nintendo games. It has just been a non-stop fast & furious ride for Mario, Bowser and his friends from each angle. It has been on every system since the Super NES, and it hasn't seen the plumber and his friends and foes hit the brakes into the warp pipe even once. Still, there have been so many racing games that have tries to copy it and haven't succedded, or those who have been inspired by Mario and his friends race. Well whatever the case, Mario and his friends kept on evolving in the Mairo Kart games and they have never lost their luster. Now with the high-octane and mushroom speed, it is at it again for the Nintendo 3DS, and truthfully it is worth each and every race. Mario Kart 7 really brings in the big guns for the Nintendo 3DS, where some of the other Nintendo 3DS games, have missed their mark with the launch of the system. Hard to believe it is the 7th racing game for Mario and his friends, and this time around it has continued to evolve well by bringing in a swift mix of the new and the old. Just like Mario Kart DS and MarioKart Wii, gamers will race 32 tracks that are both new and from Mario Kart's past. The game definitely looks amazing with some new wrinkles into the game, as you have new racers and new courses too like racing in the new Music Park, where hopping on each note and insturment will help you cross the finish line, Shy Guy Bazaar, where it is a Middle Eastern flavor available, as you and your fellow racers try and cross the starting gate, while trying to glide from rooftops, and classics as well like Luigi Raceway from Mario Kart 64 and the speed and mall-madness of the Coconut Mall from Mario Kart Wii. Aside from the mix of old and new tracks as well, there are new racers that are here to challenge Mario, Yoshi and friends including Lakitu the cloud-dwelling and spiny tossing foe, Metal Mario (as a celebration to help celebrate the 15th anniversary of Super Mario 64,) Shy Guy and Wiggler to name a few. They bring a lot of new blood into the game, as well as new elements like customizing your karts with tires and gliders which will make you soar your way back to the asphault.You also can race underwater too, which will help you find shortcuts in the game, especially in redesigned courses like Koopa Trooopa Beach and new Cheep Cheep Lagoon. There are also a few new items in the game too including the fireball power-up, the tanooki tail which will help you swat passing racers, and the new Lucky 7 that is a seven-way mix of weapons like the shells both red and green, a blooper to ink foes, banana peel and and a star for invinciblity. The graphics in the game look amazing, as you score your way to the finish, as well as collect coins while on course to help yopu unveil extras to help customize your karts. The control is strong as well, in the classic mode, but there is one small hiccup with the new first person perspective. While the concept is good, in that mode you can race with others using the gyro sensor from the 3DS and steer your kart by swaying your racer back and forth, like the Wii Wheel was in Mario Kart Wii. That can take a bit to get used to for new racers, but for veterans they can also choose to play in the classic way as well. The sound is strong as well, by bringing in the classic scores and musical elements of the distinctive classic courses like Mushroom Gorge, but overall it is the gameplay that is fun in both single play and especially multiplayer too. The multiplayer adds extras with the Streetpass, and online gameplay like Mario Kart Wii showed, as you and 7 other racers try to race your way to the finish line. Overall, despite one small flaw, Mario Kart 7 is definitely a fast and furious game from start to finish, and it still is just as great for many gamers more than meets the eye. If you have enjoyed the chase that Mario Kart has brought before than you'll definitely love this Nintendo 3DS game. I definitely love this thrilling racer and it shows that some game franchises have never gotten old, they just have gotten better with age. It is definitely a must buy for your Nintendo 3DS that is sure to be a treat that many racers haven't been able to show for over 2 decades across the finish line. I absolutely recommend Mario Kart 7 from start to finish. Graphics: A Sound: A- Control: A- for classic gamers; B for Nintendo 3DS gyro sensor Fun & Enjoyment: A- for solo play: A for multiplayer Overall: A- Review: The second best game of all time! - After Ocarina of Time 3D, of course. This game is great. Gameplay-5/5--The computer player are almost as smart as humans, they steal item boxes and Coins that are in front of you, so you can't collect them, they are dead-on precise with items such as Green Shells, the all-new Fire Flower, Bob-ombs, and those Bananas. The Circle Pad is great for the game, and the regular +Control Pad cannot be used. There's an all-new 1st-person mode, where you can tilt your 3DS family console to steer your racer. If you just want to use traditional controls in 1st-person, just use the Circle Pad and don't move the system, or turn the gyro-sensor off in the Mario Kart Channel. The Mario Kart Channel is not like the Wii Version, but an in-game "status and StreetPass" record. You can adjust StreetPass settings, and race time-trial ghosts and in the Grand Prix with Miis that you've met via StreetPass. If you win, you get a new kart-personalization from the Mii if you didn't have it before. Coins make a return, they're used to increase your top speed and unlock kart customizations. Kart customs are new, you can select your Kart body, wheels, and glider. Some Kart bodies return from previous MK games, like the B-Dasher from MKDS. Gliding is new, you go throught air as well as water. The customs each have their own stats. Music-4/5--This game references older Mario Kart Games, especially Mario Kart 64. The one thing I hate- when you're in first place in a race, there's an added beat to the background music. It's good for the Nitro Cups, but for Retro, it's awful. Some retro cups and battle courses have 100% remade music, and it's good for the GP, but for the Battle Courses, ESPECIALLY N64 Big Donut, and DS...(can't remember the name) are worse and is just bad. Most of the music is epic, that's all I can say. Graphics-4.5/5--I love them, they're bright and vibrant. Not much else. Online-3/5--I don't use it much. The loading is long and I have more fun with computers. Just buy it. ## Features - Players can compete in local wireless matches or online over a broadband Internet connection. - The game supports both SpotPass and StreetPass features.Compatible with the 3DS - Players can show their own style by customizing their vehicles with accessories that give them a competitive advantage. For instance, giant tires help a kart drive off-road, while smaller tires work best on city courses. - People can choose to race as one of their favorite Mushroom Kingdom characters or even as their Mii character. - The Mario Kart franchise continues to evolve. New kart abilities add to the wild fun that the games are known for. On big jumps, a kart deploys a wing to let it glide over a track shortcut. When under water, a propeller pops out to help the kart cruise across the sea floor. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0053BCO00 | | Best Sellers Rank | #9,332 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #52 in Nintendo 3DS & 2DS Games | | Compatible Video Game Console Models | Nintendo 2DS, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 3DS XL, Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite, Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL | | Computer Platform | Nintendo 3DS | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (4,349) | | Date First Available | June 7, 2011 | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00045496741747 | | Item Weight | 0.004 ounces | | Item model number | CTRPAMKE | | Language | English | | Manufacturer | nintendo | | Number of Players | 1 | | Publication Date | December 4, 2011 | | Rated | Everyone | | Release date | December 4, 2011 | | Type of item | Video Game | | UPC | 045496741747 021111275613 012302141664 454967417546 014445026228 763615836210 021113173757 707003226085 163120323234 012302142760 476366969730 168141646331 100177412061 172302827705 045496741754 872182795773 151903095621 069060377583 | ## Images ![Mario Kart 7 [video game] - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71YHqJxdkxL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Works in the 2ds?** A: Yes, all 3DS games should work on the 2DS. I only have the 3DS XL, and this game works great on there. **Q: Is there download play? Can you play with someone next to you without wifi?** A: Yes, there is download play similar to Mario Kart DS, only one person needs to own the game, but everyone needs a 3DS. However, those without the game are limited to playing as Shy Guy with the standard kart. There is no need to be connected to a wifi network for this feature (although the 3DSs connect to each other using their wifi radios). **Q: Are you able to play as our lord and savior Waluigi?** A: No :( but you are able to pay your respects by playing on his waluigi pinball track **Q: Could a 5 yo play this?** A: 5 year old these days I would say yes. My kid is 10 now but at 5 she had a DS and was playing games like this so depends on the child I think. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mario To The Finish Line *by M***R on December 4, 2011* There is no question that Mario Kart is soon set to celebrate its 20th anniversary as one of the most acclaimed video game series for the Nintendo games. It has just been a non-stop fast & furious ride for Mario, Bowser and his friends from each angle. It has been on every system since the Super NES, and it hasn't seen the plumber and his friends and foes hit the brakes into the warp pipe even once. Still, there have been so many racing games that have tries to copy it and haven't succedded, or those who have been inspired by Mario and his friends race. Well whatever the case, Mario and his friends kept on evolving in the Mairo Kart games and they have never lost their luster. Now with the high-octane and mushroom speed, it is at it again for the Nintendo 3DS, and truthfully it is worth each and every race. Mario Kart 7 really brings in the big guns for the Nintendo 3DS, where some of the other Nintendo 3DS games, have missed their mark with the launch of the system. Hard to believe it is the 7th racing game for Mario and his friends, and this time around it has continued to evolve well by bringing in a swift mix of the new and the old. Just like Mario Kart DS and MarioKart Wii, gamers will race 32 tracks that are both new and from Mario Kart's past. The game definitely looks amazing with some new wrinkles into the game, as you have new racers and new courses too like racing in the new Music Park, where hopping on each note and insturment will help you cross the finish line, Shy Guy Bazaar, where it is a Middle Eastern flavor available, as you and your fellow racers try and cross the starting gate, while trying to glide from rooftops, and classics as well like Luigi Raceway from Mario Kart 64 and the speed and mall-madness of the Coconut Mall from Mario Kart Wii. Aside from the mix of old and new tracks as well, there are new racers that are here to challenge Mario, Yoshi and friends including Lakitu the cloud-dwelling and spiny tossing foe, Metal Mario (as a celebration to help celebrate the 15th anniversary of Super Mario 64,) Shy Guy and Wiggler to name a few. They bring a lot of new blood into the game, as well as new elements like customizing your karts with tires and gliders which will make you soar your way back to the asphault.You also can race underwater too, which will help you find shortcuts in the game, especially in redesigned courses like Koopa Trooopa Beach and new Cheep Cheep Lagoon. There are also a few new items in the game too including the fireball power-up, the tanooki tail which will help you swat passing racers, and the new Lucky 7 that is a seven-way mix of weapons like the shells both red and green, a blooper to ink foes, banana peel and and a star for invinciblity. The graphics in the game look amazing, as you score your way to the finish, as well as collect coins while on course to help yopu unveil extras to help customize your karts. The control is strong as well, in the classic mode, but there is one small hiccup with the new first person perspective. While the concept is good, in that mode you can race with others using the gyro sensor from the 3DS and steer your kart by swaying your racer back and forth, like the Wii Wheel was in Mario Kart Wii. That can take a bit to get used to for new racers, but for veterans they can also choose to play in the classic way as well. The sound is strong as well, by bringing in the classic scores and musical elements of the distinctive classic courses like Mushroom Gorge, but overall it is the gameplay that is fun in both single play and especially multiplayer too. The multiplayer adds extras with the Streetpass, and online gameplay like Mario Kart Wii showed, as you and 7 other racers try to race your way to the finish line. Overall, despite one small flaw, Mario Kart 7 is definitely a fast and furious game from start to finish, and it still is just as great for many gamers more than meets the eye. If you have enjoyed the chase that Mario Kart has brought before than you'll definitely love this Nintendo 3DS game. I definitely love this thrilling racer and it shows that some game franchises have never gotten old, they just have gotten better with age. It is definitely a must buy for your Nintendo 3DS that is sure to be a treat that many racers haven't been able to show for over 2 decades across the finish line. I absolutely recommend Mario Kart 7 from start to finish. Graphics: A Sound: A- Control: A- for classic gamers; B for Nintendo 3DS gyro sensor Fun & Enjoyment: A- for solo play: A for multiplayer Overall: A- ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The second best game of all time! *by N***N on March 29, 2014* After Ocarina of Time 3D, of course. This game is great. Gameplay-5/5--The computer player are almost as smart as humans, they steal item boxes and Coins that are in front of you, so you can't collect them, they are dead-on precise with items such as Green Shells, the all-new Fire Flower, Bob-ombs, and those Bananas. The Circle Pad is great for the game, and the regular +Control Pad cannot be used. There's an all-new 1st-person mode, where you can tilt your 3DS family console to steer your racer. If you just want to use traditional controls in 1st-person, just use the Circle Pad and don't move the system, or turn the gyro-sensor off in the Mario Kart Channel. The Mario Kart Channel is not like the Wii Version, but an in-game "status and StreetPass" record. You can adjust StreetPass settings, and race time-trial ghosts and in the Grand Prix with Miis that you've met via StreetPass. If you win, you get a new kart-personalization from the Mii if you didn't have it before. Coins make a return, they're used to increase your top speed and unlock kart customizations. Kart customs are new, you can select your Kart body, wheels, and glider. Some Kart bodies return from previous MK games, like the B-Dasher from MKDS. Gliding is new, you go throught air as well as water. The customs each have their own stats. Music-4/5--This game references older Mario Kart Games, especially Mario Kart 64. The one thing I hate- when you're in first place in a race, there's an added beat to the background music. It's good for the Nitro Cups, but for Retro, it's awful. Some retro cups and battle courses have 100% remade music, and it's good for the GP, but for the Battle Courses, ESPECIALLY N64 Big Donut, and DS...(can't remember the name) are worse and is just bad. Most of the music is epic, that's all I can say. Graphics-4.5/5--I love them, they're bright and vibrant. Not much else. Online-3/5--I don't use it much. The loading is long and I have more fun with computers. Just buy it. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Never have I loved and hated a game so much at the same time... *by T***E on January 9, 2014* I've been a huge fan of the MarioKart series since it was first released, I've played them all, and let me just say, never have any of them made me want to rip the game out of the system and smash it with a hammer...until now. I can't really complain about the graphics/music/3D etc, they are all really well done. Where this game gets hair-ripping out frustrating is actually playing it. Even on Easy mode, the computer will not let you win easily. The computers will rapid fire off the starting line almost every single time, while it's hit or miss for you. The power ups (weapons) in this game...OMG don't even get me started! TWO WORDS - BLUE SHELLS! Those mother$#@*#!% blue shells! The computer opponents seem to get these blue shells INCESSANTLY while me, well I've raced through all of the 50cc, 100cc, and working on 150cc and I have yet to get ONE SINGLE BLUE SHELL. NOT A SINGLE ONE! I run over every power up I can see...you know what I get? Banana....the FREAKING BANANA ALMOST EVERY SINGLE TIME! I now hate bananas in real life. Every time I go to the grocery store now I have to avoid the produce section, because I can feel them staring at me, and laughing... Oh, and lets not forget to mention the ink...THE INK...Oh yes, the wonderful ink...almost every race, just as you are about to make a tough jump, or just about to take an S turn, HERE COMES THE INK TO BLOCK YOUR VIEW...SUPER!! YEAH I LOVE INK! Oh, I was in 1st place the whole race, and got inked and blue shelled right at the last turn, and now come in 4th...yep, this happens frequently... This game infuriates me beyond belief but yet I keep playing because my blood pressure isn't quite high enough yet. As soon as finally beat this game, I'll be taking it out back and throwing it in my fire pit to cleanse my life of the evil that is Mario Kart 7. TLDR: Great game, you should definitely buy it, tons of hours of fun for the whole family. ## Frequently Bought Together - Mario Kart 7 - Nintendo 3DS - New Super Mario Bros. 2 - Nintendo Selects: Super Mario 3D Land - 3DS --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.no/products/182038-mario-kart-7-video-game](https://www.desertcart.no/products/182038-mario-kart-7-video-game) --- *Product available on Desertcart Norway* *Store origin: NO* *Last updated: 2026-09-16*