How to Download Mario Kart 64 Onto a Flash Drive

Mario Kart 64 is a racing game, which was developed and published by Nintendo. The game was actually the sequel of Super Mario Kart. The game includes some improvements, including enhanced 3D graphics and four-player support. The game is available for free download on many websites. It can easily be moved onto a USB flash drive after downloading on the computer.

Instructions

1. Go to a website such as Brothersoft, Softpedia, Doperoms or Softlookup (see Resources). All these websites offer free downloadable Mario Kart 64.

2. Click the "Download" button when you go to the website. Set "Desktop" as the file's destination folder.

3. Insert the flash drive into the computer's USB port.

4. Navigate to "My Computer," right-click the external storage device (USB drive) and select "Properties." Check how much space you have left on the USB stick if there is data stored on it. The game requires 10 MB of hard disk, so make sure you have this much space available. If not, delete a few items.

5. Go to the desktop, and right-click on the game installer file. Choose "Copy."

6. Go back to the flash drive's folder that you opened earlier. Right-click inside the window, and select "Paste."

7. Remove the flash drive after the file has been transferred.

References

• Scug: How to Copy Files to Flash Drive

Resources

• Brothersoft: Mario Kart 64
• Softpedia: Mario Kart 64
• Doperoms: Mario Kart 64