Mario Kart World's open-world structure makes it feel like the sequel that one 1997 Nintendo 64 racing classic never received but arguably deserved.

Nintendo rocked the video game world last week with the unveiling of its new console the Switch 2, its price and, most surprisingly, a driving cow. The Switch 2, releasing on June 5, will cost $450 for just the console and $500 for a bundle that comes with “Mario Kart World,

One of the breakout stars from Mario Kart World is the cow, and now a critical piece of information has come to light about the creature. As it turns out, the cow can eat its own kind in the Switch 2 game--and it seems to enjoy this.

Mario Kart World might have the most extensive character roster of any Mario Kart game, but some of these deep cuts, like Fish Bone, are truly unexpected.

The first new Mario Kart in a decade is packed with stuff.

Mario Kart World is a breakout entry in the franchise for several reasons, but one particular mechanic could be the biggest game-changer of all.

Nintendo appears to be holding out on us when it comes to certain details about the upcoming Switch 2 game and latest installment in its iconic racing series, Mario Kart World, as it's teased that "there is more" to the all new Free Roam mode than has been revealed so far.

The new Mario Kart World video also suggests the game will have at least 28 tracks spread across seven Cups, along with 24 vehicles. Interestingly, it looks like Mario Kart World has fully formed vehicles; players seemingly no longer select individual parts to assemble a car.