Mario Kart 8 Deluxe: Booster Course Pass DLC 3 has arrived. Experience Mario Kart Tour's London Loop, Mario Kart Super Circuit's Boo Lake, Mario Kart 7's Rock Rock Mountain, and Mario Kart Wii's ...

Alright, so you want to know which Mario Kart game is the absolute best? It’s a question that gets debated a lot, especially with a new one, Mario Kart World, coming out soon. This series has been ...

From Double Dash to Mario Kart World, this is Nintendo's racing franchise ranked from worst to best.

Considering the series had gone 3D five years earlier with Mario Kart 64, Super Circuit feels like a significant step backward.

From its earliest days on the SNES to its new open world outing on Switch 2, here's every Mario Kart game, ranked worst to best.

Nintendo made a fantastic Mario Kart, but a half-baked World The series’ open-world move is compromised, while the racing is as deep and joyous as it’s ever been ...

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If you jumped right from Boo Lake in Super Circuit to the version in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe without watching the transition in Mario Kart Tour, you'd have trouble wrapping your head around the changes.

Every Mario Kart game, from Super Mario Kart to Mario Kart 8, each has one annoying thing that plagues them.

Mario Kart 8 has been with us, in some form or another, for over a decade, believe it or not. In that time the track count went from 32 to 48, before ballooning to 96 with the Booster Course Pass DLC.

The long-running Mario Kart series has a few duds, but is mostly filled with fan-favorite kart racing games.