Retaining classic courses, double item boxes ... If Mario Kart 9 goes back to forcing players to hold on to one item at a time, it would feel like a major downgrade. Like all of Mario Kart 8 ...

The Mario Kart game that launched with the Switch (well, one month after it came out) wasn’t actually a new game — called Mario Kart 8 Deluxe ... revamped the art style for the characters ...

trials and tribulations of installing new software along with general discussions on the art and business of photography.

Every Mario Kart will be familiar with these recurring mechanics, systems, and tracks that show up in most titles.

Nintendo Switch 2 is likely launching alongside a Mario Kart, and there are two long-forgotten PlayStation racers that could ...

However, there do appear to be some changes to the Mario Kart formula that could make this new game quite different from its predecessor, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe ... like an item box it'll be ...

The footage in the Switch 2 trailer of what looks like the next Mario Kart sure looks like a new Mario Kart with little deviation stylistically from Mario Kart 8 ... an item box The Switch ...

Why Nintendo has decided to change the Donkey Kong design, we don’t know, but it could be indicative of an overall art style change. However, everything else shown looks just like Mario Kart 8 ...

There appears to be a good mix of familiar faces in the new Mario Kart game that we can play as. In the initial shot, we can ...

Item boxes and various cars ... tracks crossing the road. New Mario Kart Yoshi’s Diner on Mario Bros. Circuit. Additionally, in keeping with many of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’s courses ...

On this new track, we see 15 different characters racing, which is already more than the 12-player cap Mario Kart 8 Deluxe had ... players can pick up an Item Box or two along the way.

look closer and all the characters in the Mario Kart clip have a softer, more cartoonish look. Nintendo similarly redesigned Princess Peach in the box art for Princess Peach: Showtime! to be ...