Although Mario is the biggest name in kart racing, it’s not the only game in town. Plenty of other franchises have expended into the family-friendly genre. Crash Bandicoot, Mickey Mouse, Sponge Bob ...

The tracks are impressive. They perfectly recreate the art style of each game, which serves to highlight how unique each ...

After more time playing through a few cups in Sonic Racing CrossWorlds, there's no doubt that Sega's latest Sonic racer is on ...

Mario Kart World and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe are both available on Nintendo Switch 2, and it can be hard to decide which one is ...

Of course, after Mario Kart 7 and Mario Kart 8 let you race underwater, one has to wonder if that feature remains in Mario Kart World. Racing underwater was a highlight.

We've had a few weeks to race, so now it's time for the Shacknews staff to determine their favorite Mario Kart World track.

Nintendo Technical tracks like Yoshi Valley only became possible with Mario Kart 64. This track demands a mastery of the drifting system with all its winding turns and sharp edges.

Mario Kart World brings back a track fans haven’t seen in decades, and it’s a move that speaks directly to a specific generation of Mario Kart fans.

In Mario Kart World, players are able to unlock a version of Mirror Mode that lets them flip each cup around for a different racing experience.

Mario Kart 8 Wave 5 is finally here, and it's bringing with it a few classics that fans have been begging for, alongside an incredible new track too.

To celebrate all 96 tracks, and to bid a fond farewell to what I consider the finest Mario Kart (not to mention the best racing game ever made), I've ranked each and every course, from 96 to 1.