The Nintendo Switch 2 reveal unveiled a new Mario Kart game, though what's seemingly grabbed fans the most in the days since is what we're actually calling the dang thing as Ninty is keeping that ...

Nintendo did not officially reveal any new games in the Nintendo Switch 2 announcement this week, but the reveal video might have provided a first look at the next Mario Kart game. Intriguingly ...

The Mario Kart Switch 2 trailer reveals at least 22 characters for the game's roster. It's possible that a couple more characters can be spotted in the trailer. It's speculated that the new Mario ...

Nintendo has officially revealed the Nintendo Switch 2 and Mario Kart 9 alongside it, which appears to confirm 24 person races for the first time in series history. A brief reveal trailer for the ...

Mario Kart fans are pouring over yesterday's reveal of a new entry in Nintendo's racing series for Switch 2 - and have come up with a few more clues on how the game might play. Our first look at ...

Could the Switch 2's new Mario Kart be open world ... Would I love to roam the Mushroom Kingdom in search of a hidden vintage Toad wagon? Yes. Yes, I would. And, perhaps most tenuously of all ...

Nintendo finally unveiled the Switch 2 yesterday, giving us some bits of information and plenty of new cause for speculation, but the only game we saw was the next Mario Kart. Fans are already ...

A new Mario Kart game has been revealed alongside the Nintendo Switch 2. Right now, the new Mario Kart game does not have a title, and like the Nintendo Switch 2, does not have a release date.

The Switch 2 has been revealed and fans are convinced that Mario Kart 9 has sneakily been announced with it. Thanks to a teaser showing a new course and some Donkey Kong redesigns, it really does ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Nintendo has seemingly revealed what looks like a brand-new Mario Kart game for the Switch 2 in the console's trailer. Near the end of the Switch ...

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The game in question is none other than Diddy Kong Racing, the 1997 hit from Rare that remains the only true kart-racing rival to Mario’s series. If you’re unfamiliar, Diddy Kong Racing is a ...