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The Switch 2 Mario Kart Open World game, which I got to play a few times yesterday, is certainly impressive.
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we gush over the evolved handheld console with our video producer, Ryan-Thomas Shaw.
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Mario Kart World Is An Open-World Switch 2 Launch Game
Nintendo has officially revealed Mario Kart 9 and it’s actually called Mario Kart World. Players will race across new courses staged all over the world and in a series first be able to drive all around the map in-between races.
Mario Kart World takes Nintendo into another open world | hands-on gameplay
Nintendo wants Mario Kart World to be the reason players buy a Switch 2. But can it really convince us to pay $80 for a game and $450 for a new console?
Mario Kart World Goes Open World, Launches With Nintendo Switch 2
Mario Kart World is the first Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive title and it will launch on the same day as the console.
The Android Police podcast loves it a Nintendo Switch 2
It's about to get gladiatorial on the global trade front and while Android phones are going to be impacted bigly for sure, the star darling of the week in terms of consumer technology is, of course, Nintendo's Switch 2.
Nintendo built the Switch 2 for the next societal shutdown
The pitch is harmonious on paper and, based on footage in the Switch 2 Direct, existentially terrifying as a practice. Inspired by one of the defining experiences of the early 2020s, in which many of us were sequestered inside our homes playing Animal Crossing: New Horizons,
A behind-the-scenes look at the Nintendo Switch 2
The Associated Press and other members of the media got an exclusive look this week at Nintendo's latest handheld, TV-console hybrid, which dives head-first into the social world of online gaming. The Switch 2 will hit the market June 5 at a price of $449.
I fell off the map in Mario Kart World and didn’t respawn – here’s why that’s awesome
It’s great fun and really leans into the frantic nature of Mario Kart, hurling items to get any kind of purchase on the pecking order. I did find Knockout Tour to be particularly frantic, often bouncing back and forth constantly between the front and back of the pack. But that’s Mario Kart - that’s exactly what you’re signing up for.
ICYMI: Mario Kart's Iconic Track Looks Set For A Return In World
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 on Nintendo Life, which we'll be updating as more is revealed about World. Fans also seem to be quickly piecing together the entire map.
Mario Kart World manages to "blur the line" between what is and isn't a course, thanks to its unique open-world layout and off-roading
The Nintendo Switch 2 Direct provided a bounty of knowledge regarding the new console from Nintendo, including a first look at some Nintendo Switch 2 games coming – one being Mario Kart World, the iconic racing game series' first-ever open-world entry.
The sequel to Mario Kart is revealed as Mario Kart World, allowing you to race in an open world
Mario Kart World, the ninth installment in the Mario Kart series, will be one of the launch titles for Nintendo Switch 2.
Here's how Mario Kart World's Grand Prix and Free Roam modes work
After the Grand Prix, Nintendo showed the Free Roam mode. Players can effectively drive across the entire world however they please, which, more than anything, shows the genius of Nintendo's level design that not only do the courses work individually, but they blend together into a continuous world too.
A new Mario Kart World track remakes 1981's OG Donkey Kong with parkour that would make Titanfall 2 blush
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.
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