Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble is a Game Boy Color game that had an accelerometer built into its cartridge. This allowed players to ...

Most people who have purchased a Nintendo Switch 2 likely did it through Nintendo's signature pack-in bundle, which includes a copy of its chaotic racer, Mario Kart World. The bundle is a good deal ...

Nintendo released a major Mario Kart World update, and the patch adds much-requested features like trackers for P Switches and Peach Medallions in Free Roam, more frequent UFOs in Free Roam, and the ...

When it comes to mainstream gaming appeal, it’s hard to beat Mario Kart. Break out some controllers at a party and you’ll likely get a grid full of eager racers. The game’s seamless way of balancing ...

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The Switch 2 console has reached a global sell-through of over 6 million units in the past seven weeks. To understand this claim, we have to share Nintendo’s definition of sell-through here: ...

Shane Romanchick is a TV and Movie News author for Collider. He also runs his own blog Entershanement Reviews where he writes about and reviews the latest movies. He graduated from Regis College in ...

Mario Kart World has been one of the standout titles available during the launch of the Switch 2, likely playing a role in the success of the new handheld. Nintendo has incorporated several new ...

Nintendo recently updated Mario Kart World to include intermission tracks when selecting Random when playing online. This has been received poorly by the community, with many preferring to play laps ...

Nintendo has released the newest update for Mario Kart World, and it patches a popular workaround for one of the game’s new features. Players had become hip to the fact that they could avoid ...

If you’re making a kart racing game, the standard to beat is Mario Kart; it always has been, and it probably always will be. Even after three decades, there’s still nothing that hits quite like ...

They said it couldn't happen. They said it was impossible. They said Nintendo would never put one of its games on PC. And they were right; Nintendo has not. But who cares? Because someone else has—the ...