Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit has received its first little patch, update 1.0.1. This latest update looks to greatly improve the experience of players by making some seemingly small changes.

Mario Kart World is now available to play if you have a Switch 2, and Nintendo has just pushed live a day one update for the game. Version 1.1.0 unlocks online play and camera support, as had been ...

“Mario Kart Live” is a small remote-controlled car that works with augmented reality (AR) and a free game on the Nintendo Switch. It costs $99.99 and goes on sale October 16.

As someone who has been playing a lot of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe online lately, these changes in the 1.2 version patch help alleviate some of my issues I have been having.

Nintendo’s mixed-reality Mario Kart game for Nintendo Switch seems clever, fun, and complicated. We previewed mixed-reality racing game Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit ahead of its November release.

What's Included. The Mario Kart Live software will be released on the Switch eShop as a free digital download, but to use it, you'll need to pick up either a Mario kart set or a Luigi kart set ...

They finally did it. Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit is everything we hoped it could be, with a few caveats, and it's easy to wonder why it hadn't been done sooner.

Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit's course creation and in-game tracks are a blast held back by some key limitations. ... gate types, and iconic songs that are added in-game. ...

When Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit came out in 2020, we were quick to praise the AR toy’s gameplay, but were put off by how much it cost for what was on offer. Now, developer Velan studios is ...

There were reports with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Wave 1, that the Booster content went live at midnight CET – that’s 11pm UK. The tracks seemed to go live at midnight in Japan when the first wave hit.

Mario Kart World is now available to play, if you have a Switch 2, and Nintendo has just pushed live a day one update for the game. Check out the 1.1.0 patch notes.