Report said it was the Mario Kart game with the "fewest innovations". Critics blamed this on the hardware limitations of the GBA; GamesRadar said that the scarcity of the Link Cable made Super Circuit multiplayer experience less memorable than other Mario Kart games. Kotaku described Super Circuit as "lost", unable to live up to the technically pioneering releases of Super Mario Kart and 64 because of the GBA's hardware. Nonetheless, critics rank Super Circuit among the best GBA games. Super Circuit was the first Mario Kart game to include tracks introduced in previous games, a tradition that would carry with every entry in the series starting with Mario Kart DS (2005). In 2017, Paste ranked Super Circuit Cheese Land as the tenth best track in the Mario Kart series; he cited it as an example of Super Circuit having "some of the wackiest, out-there tracks", surmising that "the course designers hadn't yet been stultified by the series' massive success to come during the DS and Wii eras". Notes References External links 2001 video games Game Boy Advance games Game Boy Advance-only games Intelligent Systems games Super Circuit Mario racing games Multiplayer and single-player video games Nintendo Switch Online games Video games developed in Japan Virtual Console games Virtual Console games for Wii U Virtual Console games for Nintendo 3DS