Thanks to its processing power, graphic-intensive games like Let’s Go Pikachu, Link’s Awakening, Mario Kart, Animal Crossing ... previously purchased in physical form and have access to ROMs. Yuzu has ...

After basically the whole thing had already been leaked online and by vendors at CES, today Nintendo announced the Switch 2, ...

This would be the first new Mario Kart since Mario Kart 8 released on the Wii U in 2014, followed by its Switch Deluxe version in 2017. Below are more screens of the game from the reveal trailer ...

Especially when you remember that Mario Kart 8’s first incarnation was released in 2014 for Wii U. The Switch 2 announcement trailer reveals a familiar shot of Mario and his friends blasting ...

OK, so what can you play on the Nintendo Switch 2? Mario Kart, apparently. Nintendo debuted the Switch 2 on Thursday, finally shining an official light on the worst-kept secret from the past ...

The next Mario Kart game will seemingly support races for up to 24 players, double the limit from MK8D. The new entry in the long-running series only made a brief appearance during the January 16 ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 got an official Nintendo-branded reveal this week, and what fans expect to be Mario Kart 9 showed a ...

Nintendo knows a thing or two about sequels. With the long-awaited Switch 2, it has decided not to mess with a winning ...

In order to showcase the Switch 2, Nintendo showed how the hugely popular Mario Kart video game franchise ... succeeding the Wii U, which was largely a commercial failure for Nintendo.

That’s also when we might be getting a new Mario Kart, too. The rumors were true. Nintendo is supersizing its Switch. Nintendo’s announcement trailer for the console’s next iteration ...

Nintendo revealed the Switch 2 with a glimpse at a new Mario Kart game. The brief snippet of footage shows a redesigned Donkey Kong and a 24 player track. This could finally be the long-awaited ...

Nintendo cautions Wii U users against using unauthorized services to replace online features. The publisher requested these services be avoided because of potential "unexpected security risks." ...