it’s an expanded version of Mario Kart 8, which first came out in 2014 for the Wii U. Nintendo has done a great job of releasing DLC content like new characters and tracks, with the most recent ...

Some characters look a little different ... And the last time we got a mainline Mario Kart game, it was a Wii U game, so you’d expect things to look a little bit different a decade later.

Though details are still slim, an analysis of the brief gameplay clip has confirmed the first characters ... for the opening track in Mario Kart games, with Wii U turned Switch game Mario Kart ...

New vehicle types should be introduced for more variety in gameplay and level design. Online mode needs improvements like more incentives to play, private lobbies, and shareplay. Return to the ...

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has long-reigned at the top of Switch sales charts and, as of last quarter, has sold 67.35 million units.

There appears to be 12 characters racing at the start ... This would be the first new Mario Kart since Mario Kart 8 released on the Wii U in 2014, followed by its Switch Deluxe version in 2017.

Mario Kart 8 first released on Wii U in 2014, so this will be the first wholly new game in the series in more than a decade, outside of a pair of spin-offs. It’s been a long road for Mario’s ...

And, they don’t come much bigger than Mario Kart. After all, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is Nintendo's second-most popular game of all time, behind Wii Sports. So, when can we expect the latest instalment?

While the game was great, the Wii U never took off ... 48 new tracks and eight new characters a few years later. While the Big N could have released a new Mario Kart game, it decided to focus ...

Return to the basics by ditching gimmicks, focusing on great level design, nostalgic courses, and appealing characters ... after Mario Kart 8 was first released for the Wii U.