When Mario Kart Wii ships globally in April this year (April 24 in Australia to be precise), it'll come packed with almost as many control schemes as it does playable characters. Well, that maybe ...

Even if for some it may not come as natural as the old way, any control CAN be learned with time & practice. The beauty of Mario Kart Wii was that it allowed the debate to happen in real time on ...

Nintendo EAD's forthcoming Mario Kart Wii reveals that the racer will support four different control configurations, according to a 1UP hands-on preview. Similar to the various control schemes ...

Fans of alternate Wii control schemes were obviously psyched when it was revealed that Mario Kart Wii would support a variety of control methods, including the Wii Classic Controller and Gamecube pad.

Mario Kart Wii supports five different control options: Wii Wheel, Wii Remote turned on its side, Wii Remote and Nunchuk combination, Classic Controller and even Nintendo GameCube controller.

Mario Kart Wii also features online multiplayer, which allows players to race against others from around the world. Additionally, the game features motion controls using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk ...