Well known US retailer JAKKS is currently promoting a variety of Nintendo toys, and last week we highlighted an articulated Link toy that's on the way.
Another upcoming toy has popped up online, and is perhaps a cut above the rest - in both cool-factor and price. As you can see in the images above and below it's a remote controlled Mario Kart, but it actually has an anti-gravity mode. It doesn't hover, but the wheels do rotate and it'll slide along regardless.
These'll be rather pricey at $100, but we can marvel at the concept, if nothing else.
[source toyland.gizmodo.com]
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That thing is awesome! I'm too old for it, though.
That's roughly £64.97...
2expensive4me
Hmm, the Mario Kart in Nintendogs is better. For one, it's the Mario Kart DS design! Also, the one in Nintendogs is free.
too old my foot. I'd buy it in a heart beat...............if I didn't have a 2yr old destroying cars left and right...
@SuprisedStar But you have to pay for Nintendogs.
$100 seems a little steep...
@LEGENDnoONE You've been saying that a lot lately, haven't you?
Either way, I would LOVE to have one of these... If it wasn't so gosh-darn expensive. Also, I don't think I would ever be excused buying an RC car!
$100 to have Mario stare into my soul, no thanks.
I would take Mario off the kart, and ride it myself!
.......How would I fit in that you ask? Why i'll just use their mini mushroom figure : P
Jakks Pacific is making a $100 toy, how did that happen?
Is this a toy Fair thing? Skylanderdad just got back. I really need to go someday.
For a hundred bucks, it had better frickin' levitate!
So my wife got me the Hendo white box for Christmas, comes in June, and I plan to get heavy into the arduino kit... Sounds like I need to make this bit-o-thing hover...
What are the dimensions and other details, like material?
@Sakuraichu Oh, my goodness, Bigley!
Wow, a $100 toy that can rotate its wheels sideways... You can buy Mario Kart 8 for less than that price.
@ReshiramZekrom You have to pay for this too. Nintendogs is cheaper.
@Platina Best comment ever.
So I take it the real [functional] wheels are located underneath the chassis. Id' like to see one in action. IF the [fake] wheels don't actually spin, it would ruin the effect IMO.
I need to have children so I can justify buying this for me...I mean them.
Its cool, but $100 for gimmick wheels on what is probs just a cheap tat rc car. You'd at least want the wheels to light up in anti grav mode.
@Mus1cLov3r
Not just Bigley.
BADLY DRAWN BIGLEY
my one drives on the ceiling and costs £12
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Nintendo-Mario-Kart-Wall-Climbers/dp/B00IL7NEOI/ref=pd_sim_k_h_b_cs_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=08CAB6V6JYJK7ND27NVT
@Sakuraichu One does not simply draw Bigley well.
nice
@GloverMist being saying what lately have not said anything
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