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 Swamp Ruins are a mini-dungeon found in the Great Swamp, south of Hyrule. It's only accessible in the Light World. The dungeon contains two levers, one of which drains the water outside and ...

There is no release date for Mario Kart 9, but considering it was shown off with the Switch 2 reveal, it is almost guaranteed that it will be a lunch game. Sadly, we don’t know the Switch 2 ...

Also, Nintendo may have nonchalantly announced a new Mario Kart game that fans think might include a 24-player mode. As you can see in this trailer, the Switch 2 is shown playing a Mario Kart game ...

Oscar Gonzalez is a Texas native who covered video games, conspiracy theories, misinformation and cryptocurrency. Thursday's reveal of the Nintendo Switch 2 only showed the hardware playing one ...

Super Mario Odyssey was then later officially shown off just a few months later. It's likely we'll get more information on this new Mario Kart game during the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct that was ...

Nintendo has finally revealed its forthcoming Switch 2 console with gameplay of a new Mario Kart game. The new console is seen playing brand new Mario Kart footage, with characters racing on Mario ...

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 ...

The next Mario Kart game has been revealed via the first official Nintendo Switch 2 trailer. The clip shows us a very short glimpse at what is most likely Mario Kart 9 running on the console.

But let’s say you’ve had a change of heart, or perhaps you’re trying to complete the King of the Court Challenge which tasks you with transforming an enemy into your best friend. Turning ...

It's very, very odd. Sadly, it's not my job to write about Peanuts all day, but I think of that weird comic strip every time I play Super Mario Odyssey, the Mario game that... how to put this?

Rejoice: It’s 1991’s Super Mario World! Composed by the great Koji Kondo, Super Mario World’s soundtrack was the first to make use of the SNES’ more powerful sound hardware, and Kondo ...