Nintendo fully revealed the next Mario Kart, Mario Kart World. We got a good look at most of the game's tracks, but one notorious one was strangely missing from the roster. That has been confirmed to ...

Nintendo has essentially confirmed in all but name that Rainbow Road will indeed be part of Mario Kart World on the game's release this summer. However, while Rainbow Road is a part of the ...

Mario Kart World for Switch 2 was recently officially unveiled, but Nintendo made no mention of the franchise's most iconic track, Rainbow Road. It appears it will indeed once again return, as an ...

While not available from the get-go, Rainbow Road will be unlockable in Mario Kart, but only after clearing certain cups. Nintendo didn’t drop the name directly during their recent Direct ...

Mario Kart World launches alongside Nintendo Switch 2 on June 5. It will be part of a $500 bundle with the console or available separately for $80. Keep an eye on GameSpot's Nintendo Switch 2 preorder ...

For any Kart driver who has enjoyed other Mario Kart games, there has been one track at the end of the game as the final racing track. It’s called Rainbow Road and is unlike any other track.

Mario Kart World having some kind of Rainbow Road track seemed like a no-brainer, but Nintendo's playing its cards close to its chest with the details (apart from that one leaked image from the ...

Players might be able to drive wherever they want now, but it is still a Mario Kart game and a major draw will be its wild, ...

Looking at Mario Kart World's full world map, it looks like Rainbow Road will sit just below Princess Peach's Castle, in the lower centre of the map. Mario Kart World's demo, which Eurogamer ...

Some other tracks you can expect to see in this new Mario Kart entry include Mario Bros. Circuit, Shy Guy Bazaar, Wario Stadium, and Peach Stadium. We've also got some others listed in our guide here ...