This game was fun for what it's worth... Basically, I played the DS version, which has you tapping the dots and sliding the stylus where it tells you to. Home console versions, while I've never played them, seem like just dance but with Michael Jackson. The song list on DS has most every song you could want except maybe Dirty Diana and Thriller (which, that one made me sad) but every other version seems to have those and more. The game, in terms of unlockables, has a trophy room that has props from the movie and various music videos. You unlock these by getting coins, which you get 1-5 of per level depending on how well you do, and you get a crown if you did REALLY well. Crowns & coins are needed to obtain all the props, so you need to be good at the game to unlock everything. Overall, I got my money's($7) worth out of this one. It's fun for a couple hours.

For what it is, it's amazing. For a Mario kart game, there's no incentive to go back to this one. Mario kart super circuit has the honor of being the very first handheld entry in the franchise, but it's in 2d like super Mario kart. Speaking of that game, Super Circuit includes EVERY SINGLE super Mario kart track on top of the 36 regular tracks in the game which is VERY impressive, you're basically getting a banger super Mario kart remake in your new Mario kart. This game has some very memorable tracks too, like Roverside Park, Sunset Wilds, and GBA Luigi circuit is probably my favorite version of the "Luigi Circuit" tracks in the series. Overall, this is a fairly skippable but fun Mario kart with memorable tracks and lots of them. also, this game started the trend of having an absolutely banging soundtrack.