Mario Kart is one of the best Nintendo series, and Nintendo has the potential to make the best entry if it takes from PlayStation.

Nintendo made an interesting decision with Mario Kart 8. They chose to make it so good, and so comprehensive, that it removed the need to make any more. It has now been over ten years since Mario Kart 8 first released,

The only game revealed for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 looks to be the biggest Mario Kart game ever. Thursday's reveal of the Nintendo Switch 2 only showed the hardware playing one game: a new Mario Kart. The footage of the game wasn't long but there are some interesting details that sharp-eyed fans have noticed.

Donkey Kong has looked pretty much the same since Rare put out Donkey Kong Country in 1994, but it looks like Mario Kart 9 might be a turning point for the character, as he now resembles his Super Mario Bros.

During today's reveal of Nintendo's new hardware, the Nintendo Switch 2, we got a brief look at a brand new game that's coming to the system: it's a new Mario Kart, and we know...next to nothing about it.

The first look at Mario Kart 9 seems to indicate it will be one of the console's launch titles, coming over a decade after Mario Kart 8 was first released for the Wii U. Fans don't know much about this next Mario Kart game,

As the Mario Kart footage begins in the announcement trailer we’re given a quick shot of the starting grid, and there are lines on the ground to accommodate 24 racers. This does

It was extremely lowkey, dropped on YouTube with no warning, featuring no dialogue, and not even officially confirming Mario Kart 9 despite that being the only game featured. It felt more like Nintendo saying "leave us alone until April" than it did "come look at this cool thing we made!