Get Ready for the Epic Mario Kart World Direct: Everything You Need to Know!

As a gaming enthusiast, I can’t contain my excitement as we approach the Nintendo Direct for Mario Kart World on April 17th! The event is just one day away, and Nintendo has been teasing us with new details. You can catch all the action on Nintendo’s official Twitch channel or YouTube, but this time around, there’s a new way to watch – through the Nintendo Today app. This app, which has already made a few announcements, is set to make our viewing experience even more immersive. The stream will last for 15 minutes, so mark your calendars and get ready for an exciting ride!

The unexpected unveiling of a Mario Kart World reveal has been quite the talk lately, with the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct and Treehouse Live streams dedicating significant attention to it over the past fortnight. Given that it’s their big launch title and the first new Mario Kart in a while, it seems fitting to devote plenty of spotlight to the game as we inch closer to its June 5th release date.

Based on what’s been revealed so far, “Mario Kart World” appears to be a significant shift from previous games in the series. Although traditional game modes will still be available, the standout feature is an expansive, interconnected world that players can explore beyond races. While the exact size of this open world remains unknown, it seems quite extensive, teeming with secrets to uncover. With the success of “Mario Kart 8 Deluxe“, Nintendo felt compelled to alter the formula, and it looks like they’re doing just that with this upcoming release.

Recently, ComicBook got an early look at the upcoming game titled Mario Kart World, and were quite pleased with what they experienced. The graphics have seen a significant upgrade compared to Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and traversing the world is enjoyable. In many aspects, this game seems to merge the finest attributes of Mario Kart with Microsoft’s Forza Horizon series. Additionally, there are novel features introduced in the game. One such addition is a new Knockout Tour, where 24 players begin, but the number dwindles after each Rally. Although previous Mario Kart games have provided ample chances for players to climb from last place to first, this new mode will present a greater challenge.

Tomorrow’s Nintendo Direct might provide us with a clearer view of what we already know, or it may unveil additional features. The price tag of $79.99 for Mario Kart World has sparked debate within the video game industry, but this could be a chance for Nintendo to explain the value and demonstrate all the exciting aspects of the game.

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2025-04-16 17:11