The lead of the Sonic Team at Sega shares some choice words regarding Mario Kart World during a presentation of an upcoming game.

Even though Mario Kart World and Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds are releasing close together, the two are better standing side by side than as rivals.

Where Mario Kart only includes major Nintendo characters, Sonic Racing features some rad crossovers, like Hatsune Miku. Not Iizuka reviving the beef between Sega and Nintendo.

Mario Kart World is already seeing a lot of success, which begs the question whether Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds can find an audience.

We played more Sonic Racing: Crossworlds at Summer Game Fest and walked away wishing Mario Kart World had some of its best features.

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds feels different enough to stand out from Mario Kart World The latest in the Sonic Racing series carves its own path and is doing so in such a way that it could be beyond ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Super Mario Kart in Sonic Mania+ For all the video game industry’s noisy hype about groundbreaking technology, it’s still rare that a device comes ...

While ‘Mario Kart World’ might be getting all the attention, 2025 might be the year for Sonic's racing exploits to sneak up on the reigning king.

The Sonic racing game will not have anything like the Blue Shell in Mario Kart to knock players out of first place.

Now, Mario Kart 64 is the latest classic title to make the leap to PC. As reported by VGC, the fan programming team known as Harbour Masters has shared its Mario Kart 64 port, which has been ...

Mario Kart World brought back one of Mario Kart 64's lesser-utilized tracks and gave it an upgrade to make it better than ever.

Mario Kart 64 is now playable on PC with a native port of the game that supports 4K, Ultrawide displays, 120 FPS, and even ships with course editor.