Bandai Namco’s officially-licensed “Mario Kart Arcade GP VR” game for virtual reality will finally grace US shores in October. But don’t get too excited, it’s only coming to the VR ZONE ...

All told, Mario Kart Arcade GP is looking like a sharp arcade racer with an abundance of charm. The selection of characters should please fans, as will the solid gameplay.

"Mario Kart" has been a big deal for over 25 years, and now — finally— it's coming to smartphones. The game is named "Mario Kart Tour," and it's expected to arrive on September 25.

Over the course of four releases — Mario Kart Arcade GP (2005), GP2 (2007), GP DX (2013), and GP VR (2017) — Nintendo partnered with arcade staple Bandai Namco to introduce Mario Kart to coin ...

When you start off Mario Kart Arcade GP, you first pick your character, take a snapshot of your face (but not in single-player mode), and then pick one of 24 courses that are separated into six ...

Judging from the lines in Tokyo, though, I’d say that Mario Kart Arcade GP VR is more representative of Nintendo’s plans for theme parks than its plans for virtual reality video games.

Nintendo says "Mario Kart Tour" will hit the App Store and Google Play on September 25. Nintendo released a beta version of the game for Android users earlier this year.

Nintendo says "Mario Kart Tour" will hit the App Store and Google Play on September 25. Nintendo released a beta version of the game for Android users earlier this year.

Nintendo says "Mario Kart Tour" will hit the App Store and Google Play on September 25. Nintendo released a beta version of the game for Android users earlier this year.