Mario Kart World gives players another option for dodging the blue shell in races, but it might not be very easy to pull off.

We played hours of Nintendo Switch 2 games the same day President Trump announced new global tariffs. Despite the hefty price tag, it's a solid evolution of one of the world's most popular consoles.

Well, we've now had the opportunity to put together some footage - showing the newest entry in the Mario Kart series alongside the existing Switch entry (and juggernaut) Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Mario Kart World has all sorts of extra attention to detail and generally just looks a lot crisper on the new and more powerful Switch system.

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?

After months of anticipation and years of speculation, Nintendo is finally spilling all the beans about the Switch 2. In a Nintendo Direct presentation, the company is filling in questions we've had about the console since it was first officially revealed in a short teaser this past January.

Nintendo unveiled new details about the Nintendo Switch 2 in a livestream today. It’s bigger, faster, and has new features like magnetic controllers. Below is everything you need to know about the successor to our longtime favorite handheld gaming console.

Mario Kart 9 becomes Mario Kart World, allowing players to race off the track in a new freeroaming mode. A potential Mario Kart movie should draw inspiration from Fast & Furious stunts while maintaining Nintendo's family-friendly essence.

The world has been playing Mario Kart 8 for 11 years, which is wild when you think about it. The game has transcended its original home of the WiiU to its main home as Deluxe on the Switch. There have been endless DLC packages,

For the famed video game company, it's the latest system in a long line of legendary hardware now officially coming later this summer. And we've already got games like Metroid Prime 4 and Donkey Kong Bananza (what a pun!) lined up to look forward to on the next generation of Nintendo.