Mario Kart World is a racing game for Nintendo Switch 2, developed by Nintendo. In Mario Kart World, players will be able to “drive virtually everywhere”, and 24 drivers will feature in each race.

Donkey Kong Bananza is a 3D action platform game for Nintendo Switch 2. “Crash, bash, and climb through nearly everything in DK’s path and tear off chunks of terrain to swing around and throw in ...

Meanwhile, the Mario Kart World bundle will run $499.99, bringing that total to $519.98 in total (the same price as if you bought the stand-alone console and Donkey Kong Bananza). If one of the The ...

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I was honestly shocked with how good Mario Kart World looked on the handheld display – it ... the big ‘launch window’ game for the Switch 2 is the first 3D Donkey Kong platformer in decades: Donkey ...

Namely, the two most notable games I played were Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong: Bananza ... You no longer pick a body, wheels, and a glider, you just pick a character and a kart, like the ...

There's a new Mario Kart coming! Uhhhh... sort of? Not really fully new. More like "old, but re-released with new bits." It's called Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and it's the Nintendo Switch version of the ...

From family-friendly Nintendo staples like Mario Kart and Donkey Kong to mature experiences like Cyberpunk 2077 and Elden Ring, the console is clearly aiming to appeal to a broad audience.

The Nintendo Switch 2 hardware has been officially revealed in yesterday's Nintendo Direct along with a host of games coming to the new console. As you might expect, there were some familiar faces ...

The technical upgrades come at a price, though. “Donkey Kong Bananza” costs $70, while “Mario Kart World” has a heftier price tag of $80. The Switch 2 itself costs $450, and if you want ...

One of Mario Kart World's newest tracks rewinds the clocks and essentially remakes Donkey Kong's arcade game origins with parkour (carkour?) furious enough to make Titanfall 2 fans swoon.

For the first time in a long time, Nintendo isn’t looking to revolutionize the home console landscape. Even the name of its latest device, the Nintendo Switch 2, suggests an evolution of ...