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Pokémon Ranger still revolves about people, though? Don't try and stifle discussion because it doesn't agree with you.
And yes, the "Mascot Character and other members of <Popular Franchise> drive around in on arcadey courses with some form of items" is a very specific genre of game, one that lends itself almost completely to clutching at Mario Karts' success.
For that matter, who would develop such a game and why would Nintendo feel inclined to greenlight such a project? Even at the Franchise Kart Racers' peak we only else saw Diddy Kong Racing published by Nintendo (Which for the majority of its development had nothing to do with Donkey Kong)
We've already seen a Pokémon racing game in the form of Dash, which was panned by pretty much everyone who reviewed it and hardly set the charts alight.
Rangers still managed with all the Pokemon in it, didn't it? I'm not stifling, everyone's just accusing that this is a MarioKart ripoff when I've been saying it's not! How many times must I repeat myself? Also, how am I stifling anything? Am I preventing you from posting stuff? No! Pokemon have mascots too, one most common is said Pikachu. Also since this is just an idea that's not thoroughly finished for making, there need not be items. There could be Pokemon moves as what some people have posted in this thread(which I presume you read, if not then well, never mind). All race games are arcade-styled, no? Especially if it was on the Wii, it's exactly like a home-based arcade game.
Success? I thought you were against the idea and you said success? Even you yourself keeps comparing this to Mario. Dash had nothing about vehicles in it, which is why I'm suggesting why not try having one that involves cars, karts, and what-have-we-not? People here are just having fun dreaming and fantasizing about having such games, then you came and act all "Oh this idea is stupid, everyone stop talking about." Not everything is perfect, yes I admit it, but it won't hurt thinking and discussing about it.