Mirror Mode isn’t exactly a new feature to the Mario Kart franchise. Originally debuted in Mario Kart 64, the plugin has returned in almost every game since Double Dash!! Its introduction into ...

Mario Kart World on Nintendo Switch 2 offers diverse character customization. Players can unlock costumes through Dash Food items. Yoshi's Diner locations provide unique outfits. Drive-thru Dress ...

Mario Kart World will launch alongside Nintendo's Switch 2 on 5th June as a key game in the launch lineup. Earlier this month Nintendo responded to the suggestion it had used AI-generated images ...

Enter Mario Kart: Double Dash, which introduced two-character karts for the first (and to date, only) time. As well as looking hilarious, this also added a fresh layer of strategy to races, especially ...

The infamous Blue Shell power-up from Mario Kart is indeed getting a LEGO set as a special LEGO Insider bonus. Several LEGO sets inspired by Mario Kart are being released this year, including a ...

If Mario Kart 7 played it safe, Double Dash went the other direction. Players control two riders in single-player, while in co-op, one person drives and the other uses items to take out the other ...

In the recent Nintendo Direct, the developer showcased a new point of interest called Yoshi's, a drive-thru in Mario Kart World where you can drive up to the counter and eat whatever food is served.

Not to be confused with Petey Piranha, who was playable in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe ’s DLC, Piranha Plants have been mainstays of Mario Kart, serving as chompy obstacles ...

It's hard to imagine, but Mario Kart: Double Dash's two-player driving mechanic almost didn't happen! As I am sure you know, in Mario Kart: Double Dash, rather than only choosing one character to ...

Now that was a hook. That's exactly what Mario Kart: Double Dash!! brought to the table in 2003, the first and last time we would see the mechanic crop up in the series.

It was first introduced in Mario Kart: Double Dash on the GameCube, and a recently translated interview on the game's development suggests that Nintendo knew just how controversial the track was ...

Double Dash added co-op play, while the DS iteration let you play other people online. With Mario Kart 8, it was gravity-defying tracks and, later, the idea of expanding the game through DLC courses.