Mario’s back, and this time in slot-car form with his buddy Yoshi (or up against Donkey Kong), he takes the virtual Mario Kart DS game and brings it into the real world. With twin controllers, a basic but exciting track layout, and all that is Mario, it’s perfect for the younger car-race set. Lanny Halim, accounts manager for Nkok, explained that “they are selling well, to both kids of DS Nintendo age, and their parents who grew up on the older Nintendo 64 version. It’s different because of its toyness ― it isn’t the video game.”