
Review: Mario Kart World
If there's one game to pick up with the Nintendo Switch 2, it's Mario Kart World.
If there's one game to pick up with the Nintendo Switch 2, it's Mario Kart World.
Hit the open road with Mario and friends! Zip around courses in a vast world where everything is connected. Race along grassy plains, bustling cities, wide-open waters, big ol' volcanos, and more—plus everything in between.
A sprawling world of courses. Speed across plains, cities, water, volcanos, and much more. Everything is connected!
Go beyond the course. There's more to racing than just the course. Hop off the course and race the distance to the next one!
Free Roam - Drive wherever your heart takes you. Where to? That's up to you! Take off in any direction in this new mode. Explore areas that pique your interest, and maybe even snap some in-game pics at scenic spots.
Play Together - Have a blast with friends, whether near or far. Up to 4 players can race on the same system. Play using your choice of button controls or motion controls. Attach a Joy-Con 2 controller to the optional Joy-Con 2 wheel accessory to wheely feel like you're driving. You can also play using Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers connected wirelessly.
These ATVs boast good speed, solid control and just enough bite to handle whatever the track throws at you in Mario Kart World.
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Some driving tricks help you take sharp turns without slowing down while others help you get a boost just by staying close to other racers.
While the many characters of Mario Kart World are awesome, fans cannot help but demand more.
You don’t need to win every race or perform drifts to get coins in Mario Kart World. You just need to know where to look, what to use and when to act.
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