Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit is launching on Oct. 16 for $99.99. Here's everything you need to know about the mixed reality racing game.

Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit was actually announced last month, but today Nintendo and developer Velan Studios revealed new details about the “mixed reality” game ahead of its launch on ...

Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit puts a new twist on the game by turning your space into a virtual race track where you compete using a real toy car. To test it out, I enlisted the help of my kids.

“Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit” is scheduled for release Oct. 16, but no price has been announced for the toys-to-life game that uses mixed reality.

Mario Kart has long been one of the best racing games on any Nintendo platform, and Switch is no exception. And it's arguably even better when your actual home is used as a circuit for real-life ...

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.

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Still, Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit has too many little annoyances that can only be alleviated by having a perfectly sized, perfectly lit space — like the one in Nintendo’s promotional materials.

Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit is a new Mario Kart experience for both series veterans and newcomers alike, launching for the Nintendo Switch family of systems on October 16. Created in partnership ...

Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit is a perfect example of Nintendo doing what Nintendo does best. They re-thought Mario Kart and managed to combine the real world with the video game world and it is ...

Home Circuit comes with one kart (Mario or, if you’re lucky, the much rarer Luigi), a small charging cable and a series of cardboard gates. To race, you must first set up a track.

If you have kids around the ages 10-15, Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit is a great Christmas gift, but only if your kids are okay with sharing or you’re willing to shell out $200 for two sets.