According to people who have played Mario Kart World, the upcoming Switch 2 launch game from Nintendo, the new open-world ...

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"Mario Kart World" even improves on the "Forza" formula in some interesting ways — most importantly, letting you play as a cow riding a Motocompo-inspired tape deck motorcycle. Moo-tocompo.

And to make all the chaos work together, the series is borrowing from the best open-world racing series around, Forza Horizon. In Mario Kart World, you can now grind on rails, bounce over other ...

Mario Kart World is the series’ most feature-rich entry to date and more than justified its billing as a Switch 2 launch title in our early preview.

Nintendo has today officially unveiled Mario Kart World, one of the games that will be launching right alongside the Switch 2. You may remember that the game was teased in the initial Switch 2 ...

More details about Mario Kart ... affects your own kart. Your opponents can easily overtake you in the process, so there's a risk-reward balance to consider here. The Forza Horizon series has ...

It sounds a lot like what you've been able to do in the Forza games for a long time. The more I hear about Mario Kart World, the more I'm reminded of the excellent Forza: Horizon series.

for the first time in a Mario Kart game, players can roam around an interconnected world composed of various tracks. The result feels a little like Microsoft’s Forza Horizon series, as players ...

The main gimmick of Mario Kart World is that all of its stages are ... t actually be a lot to do in Free Roam mode. Having some Forza Horizon-style open-world activities would make Free Roam ...