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 ...

Even though Mario Kart World has already shown lots of content in comparatively little modes, it still has room for a single-player campaign as well.

The Mario Kart series has attempted to create an interconnected world in the past, by having certain tracks visible in the background of courses, as seen in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. However ...

The title will feature many classic Mario Kart tracks and characters seen in previous installments. Although the game is not yet out, we already know a few things about it, thanks to the Nintendo ...

There is no Mario Kart course more iconic than Rainbow Road, and it’ll be making its return in Mario Kart World. Nintendo ...

Oringinally teased with the Switch 2 reveal, Mario Kart World is the first official Switch 2 exclusive game racing to your system with 24 racers.

Or perhaps Nintendo is just holding something back for its next marketing push - likely the game's dedicated Mario Kart World Nintendo Direct, due on 17th April. Looking at Mario Kart World's full ...

During last week’s Nintendo Switch 2 Direct, Mario Kart World got a huge focus. The launch game has already revealed several returning characters and tracks from past entries, as well as new ...

It appears to be taking place on a paved track in the middle of a desert ... through them to race or to explore. Even though Mario Kart World’s price has generated controversy, it will ...

All four of the courses were brand new. This is a change from many past games that often rehash current tracks. Mario Kart World looks to have all-new tracks. Part of the reason for this is the ...

One of Mario Kart World's newest tracks rewinds the clocks and essentially remakes Donkey Kong's arcade game origins with parkour (carkour?) furious enough to make Titanfall 2 fans swoon.