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The Mario Kart series continues to evolve, and fans are eager for fresh faces to join the iconic roster of racers. The Nintendo Switch 2 reveal and brand new footage of the next Mario Kart.

From throwbacks to previous entries to concepts from other racing games, we've got ideas of what should be in the next Mario Kart title.

Retaining classic courses, double item boxes, and an improved Battle Mode would add nostalgia and strategic depth to Mario Kart 9. After experiencing gliders and underwater sections in Mario Kart ...

and though Mario Kart 9 is a possibility, the franchise's lengthy list of interesting subtitles (Super Circuit, Double Dash and more) mean that isn't a certainty. The game's official name likely ...

For starters, the video showed a start-line with spaces for 24 racers--this would be double the number of supported racers from Mario Kart 8 (12). Additionally, the video showed a course that ...

Today is just a teaser, though and there’s still a lot we don’t know about the Switch 2 and this new Mario Kart. Tom's Guide has reached out to Nintendo for comment, and will update when we ...

What items will be in this new Mario Kart remains to be seen, but if the last handful of Mario games are any indication Bloopers will be in the game. The item has been a staple since its ...

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Fans noticed that the footage includes what looks like 24 starting positions on the track, implying that the online player count per race may double from the 12 in Mario Kart 8. Fans have been ...