Mario Kart World is the first entirely new Nintendo kart racer in over a decade, and it takes on a brand new open world formula. This has changed track layout, in addition to physics, items, characters,

Mario Kart World is dominating the gaming ecosystem right alongside the new Switch 2. Still, some odd design decisions are really making players question what N

Mario Kart World does feature series staple Mirror Mode races after all, and although the requirements to unlock it remain slightly hazy, anyone who does will also be able to explore it in the new ...

Mario Kart World's open-world doesn't work as well as intended, but the new battle royale style Knockout Tour delivers a great new way to play.

Players have discovered the information Mario Kart World gives about the stats of its character and karts isn't entirely true, as testing certain combinations of characters and vehicles have produced some surprising results.

Mario Kart World, released on June 5 for Nintendo Switch 2, is packed with easter eggs linked to the various games in the Mario franchise. One of these easter eggs is the mirror mode from Super Mario 64, which is also available in the racing game. How do you unlock it? We tell you all about it!

If you're playing Mario Kart World, you'll likely be unlocking a steady stream of new vehicles simply playing the game as you normally would — progressing through Grand Prix Cups, Knockout Tour and hunting down challenges in Free Roam.

Mario Kart World ditched a good few things from Mario Kart 8, notably the anti-gravity, which has been replaced with some truly wild wallriding and jumping tech. However, one thing the Nintendo Switch 2 racer did keep from its predecessor was how new karts were unlocked,