One of the most interesting new additions to Mario Kart World is the new item, Dash Food. Players can find Dash Food at drive-thrus scattered across the various courses, such as Yoshi’s Diner. Dash ...

With the newest Mario Kart boasting a massive roster of characters and an open world to explore, here’s everything new ...

Mario Kart World launches on June 5 for $80 with the Switch 2. There is a Switch 2 Mario Kart World Bundle for $500, and during the Direct, Nintendo mentioned that this bundle will be available for a ...

Nintendo Switch 2 webcam support is built-in, so you can even see your friends' faces as they infuriatingly zoom past you ...

Mario Kart 8 was one of the best-selling games on the platform and a fan favourite. It launched in 2014, and now, almost a decade later, Mario Kart World is here. This is going to be Nintendo's ...

Perhaps the best example of this chaotic mindset is the new “knockout tour” mode, which is a bit like a Mario Kart take on battle royale. As you make your way through a course, you’ll come ...

The arcade racer hasn’t yet strayed from its format, but that’s about to change when Mario Kart World is released alongside the Switch 2 on June 5. In the time I spent with Mario Kart World ...

Today during today’s Nintendo Direct for the Nintendo Switch 2, the company provided our best and most in-depth look yet at the next installment of Mario Kart. Get ready to drive wherever you ...

Mairo Kart World will cost $80 / £75 for a physical copy, according to Nintendo. The digital version will be cheaper, coming in at £66.99. The racing game will be released the same day as Switch 2, on ...

At the time, many assumed it’s yet another port of Mario Kart 8, but it is in fact a new game - and a major one at that. Mario Kart World will be retailing for $79.99 / £74.99. In the trailer ...

Nintendo has officially announced Mario Kart World for the Nintendo Switch 2. It will launch alongside the console on June 5. More details on the game will be shared during an upcoming Mario Kart ...

Someone who might have played Mario Kart 8—the previous fully original home release in the franchise—in 2014, when they were 12, has now graduated college. In the gaps between soul-crushing ...