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Super Mario - from an actual review of mario kart 8

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inkerton-kun: this is from an actual review of mario kart 8 The other notable omission is in the cast of characters' diversity. After 30 years there are still zero Mario characters of color, a problem that Mario Kart 8 highlights by lining up all the characters on a single screen. When it comes to human characters, Mario Kart 8 is overwhelmingly white. Of the 29 drivers, 14 are human (including Toad and Toadette), and every single one of them is white. While it'd be atypical of Nintendo to introduce new characters into a Mario Kart game, it's also where the deficit is the most obvious, and during play I found myself disappointed that Nintendo's stable of characters so painfully fails to reflect the diversity of its audience. Nintendo shouldn't be handing their Review Copies out to complete morons.

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Panda

Panda

May 15, 2014 at 09:53PM EDT in reply to Crimson Locks

Toad is just a fun guy

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Crimson Locks

Crimson Locks

May 15, 2014 at 09:06PM EDT

Do Toad and Toadette actually count as human characters? Because I refuse to believe that.

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