One of them is the Blooper, the squid that throws ink at the enemies in front of you, obscuring their vision for a few seconds; this object has practically no effect on the most experienced players, ...

No one likes the Blooper. It’s not fun and not even that ... throughout the race off the ground by driving over them. Mario Kart 8 did not need to make Coins an item. There is nothing as ...

Starting in Mario Kart 8 on the Wii U, and returning in Mario ... make it easier to make quick decisions or survive a dreaded Blooper. This is also especially useful when collecting coins.

Like all of Mario Kart 8’s best additions, this feels like the natural evolution of one of the series’ signature mechanics, and removing it would be a huge step backwards. Needless to say ...

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is a game that allows for lots of fun for everyone playing, but who wouldn't love standing out with some fancy gold car parts?

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. One thing noticeable at the beginning of the new Mario Kart footage is the possible kart placements at the start of the race. There are 24 markings at the start of the track ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 reveal unveiled a new Mario Kart game, though what's seemingly grabbed fans the most in the days since is what we're actually calling the dang thing as Ninty is keeping that ...

Thanks to a teaser showing a new course and some Donkey Kong redesigns, it really does seem like after seven years since the release of Mario Kart 8 on the Switch, we'll be getting Nintendo's next ...

The reveal trailer didn't show us much, but we've been able to spot quite a few returning favourites from Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and beyond. We don't have any information yet on specific stats for ...