Mario Kart World is a huge game - and could be fine as is - but if Nintendo is looking to keep it alive with updates, it ...

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Rabbid Mario, and Rabbid Luma flying through space when the team encounters a giant purple enemy with no face and multiple tentacles. The mysterious enemy then extends a disembodied hand and ...

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like Penguin from Super Mario 64, and limbless enemies that have no business of driving karts, such as Pokey. We'll have to see how they approach the challenge of hitting a coin block, and the ...

Finale: Obscure nearby allies to hide from foes. Enemies lose track of the caster (and her allies), wandering aimlessly or becoming prone to leaving themselves vulnerable. Basically, it’s an ...

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Mario Kart World was originally in development for the original Nintendo Switch, Nintendo has revealed. As part of Nintendo‘s latest Ask the Developer interview, Kenta Sato, Mario Kart World‘s ...

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