LEGO has finally answered the prayers of countless brick builders around the world, unveiling its first-ever collection of Super Mario Kart sets–six in total. However, it’s probably bad news for those ...

Unless you’re still hanging on to a Super Nintendo, the next best place to check out the original Mario Kart game is through Nintendo Switch Online. Every subscriber to the service can download the ...

Mario Kart is getting official LEGO in 2025. The LEGO Group has announced six sets will be released on January 1 featuring characters such as Baby Mario and Baby Luigi, Donkey Kong, and Toad. While ...

Mario Kart World players have discovered a huge Super Mario 64 secret hidden in the game, only a few days after its release. The new Mario Kart game, and the first mainline Mario Kart game since Mario ...

The Nintendo 64 sequel proved one series had what it took to delight millions of players.

If you know anything about gaming, you probably know the name ‘Mario Kart.’ Since 1992, the series has been a pillar of Nintendo’s output and a quintessential example of the company’s “easy to pick up ...

Yooka-Laylee Kart pits eight racers against each other in a heated race around courses themed after locales from the main ...

Here's my a-cappella arrangement of Choco Island from Super Mario Kart! I decided this year that I'd put in some effort in ...

Gaming anniversaries aren’t something we honestly talk about that often until a major milestone is hit, mainly because we need the benefit of those years to truly understand what a game really means ...

How could the first slot go to any other game but Mario Kart 8 Deluxe? It hasn’t sold over 50 million copies for being just a middling entry, after all. This installment really masters what makes a ...

Eddie is a DS writer partial towards old sports titles. Perpetually annoyed over the current state of the genre. Believes Super Mario World is the best Mario game. Mario Kart is a series that has ...

That’s the declaration belted by Mario in his chintziest Italian accent at the start screen of 1996’s Mario Kart 64. It’s a cry most Millennials recall fondly, and for good reason. It’s a welcome to ...