Sega reacts to the recent unveiling of Mario Kart World, an upcoming kart racing title that could give Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds serious competition.

Nintendo wants Mario Kart World to be the reason players buy a Switch 2. But can it really convince us to pay $80 for a game and $450 for a new console?

The focus of this one is the racers. Mario takes centre stage, with a host of familiar faces spilling out behind him. Looking closely, it seems there will be a bunch of new characters hitting the track in this one, with a Goomba, Pokey, Biddybud, Mole and Penguin all spotted in their own karts on the cover.

If you’re excited about F-Zero GX, definitely also check out FAST Fusion, arguably the game’s indie spiritual successor courtesy of Shin’en Multimedia. The studio’s last game, FAST RMX, was one of the original Switch’s finest exclusives, and the new one looks just as sweet.

Nintendo has announced a June 5 launch date for its latest gaming console, the Switch 2, which will introduce interactive chat and screenshare functions to connect gamers.

Nintendo killed it with its opener for its Switch 2 software livestream with the Mario Kart World preview, which will launch on the new console.

W e knew a Mario Kart game was coming to the Switch 2, and now Nintendo has finally shared some real details in its latest Nintendo Direct. It’s called Mario Kart World, and it

Donkey Kong Bananza” and “Mario Kart World” were easily the best and most exciting games in hands-on play with the Switch 2 this week.