Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has long-reigned at the top of Switch sales charts and, as of last quarter, has sold 67.35 million units.

This morning, Nintendo Switch 2 was announced, alongside a brand-new entry in the Mario Kart series. As of this writing, details about the game are slim, but the announcement alone is a pretty big ...

The next Mario Kart game is shaping up to be a major launch title for the Nintendo Switch 2, marking the first brand-new ...

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is a game that allows for lots of fun for everyone playing, but who wouldn't love standing out with some fancy gold car parts?

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’s best ... but maybe Nintendo could also experiment ...

Now, Nintendo doesn’t actually say that this is a new Mario Kart game, but it’s obvious that it is, and it’s long overdue. The Mario Kart game that launched with the Switch (well, one month ...

While the game was great, the Wii U never took off, which made the Japanese company rebrand it as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for the Nintendo Switch release. It was truly a success. The company added a ...

One of them is the Blooper, the squid that throws ink at the enemies in front of you, obscuring their vision for a few seconds; this object has practically no effect on the most experienced players, ...

Also, Nintendo may have nonchalantly announced ... and while I initially thought it was Mario Kart 8 Deluxe at a glance, Mario Kart fans don’t seem to recognize the track players are racing ...

After months of countless rumors and leaks, Nintendo has finally revealed ... shot looks drastically bigger than anything in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, which, though it had background details, tended ...

With the truly shocking confirmation that, alongside the new console, Nintendo is busy assembling a follow-up entry to the best-selling game on Switch, it's got us thinking about what we really want ...