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Now You Can Live Out Your Mario Kart Dreams on Tokyo's Streets

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A new Japanese wacky sightseeing excursion 'MariCAR' took dozens of tourists through busy Tokyo streets in go-carts wearing costumes of their favourite characters from Nintendo's hit Mario Kart franchise. For about $70, tourists are able to put down the controllers, put on the costumes, and get behind the wheel to race through Tokyo's traffic like real life Mario Kart characters.

Added on the 11/09/2017 20:33:34 - Copyright : RT Ruptly EN

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