Mario Kart World Showcases Nearly 40 Minutes of New Gameplay

After a lengthy demonstration of gameplay during Thursday’s Treehouse livestream, Nintendo continued to unveil fresh content today. In total, approximately 40 minutes of new footage for the upcoming game Mario Kart World have been shared, highlighting various aspects such as its Grand Prix mode, multiple tracks and characters, integration with GameChat features, and more. You can view the gameplay in the video below.

Kirby Air Riders is Developed by Bandai Namco, Sakurai Reveals

On Twitter, Sakurai announced that Bandai Namco Studios will be developing the game Kirby Air Riders. Interestingly, this isn’t a first for Bandai Namco, as they have previously taken charge of the production of titles directed by Masahiro Sakurai, such as Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

WWE’s Kevin Owens Reveals Neck Injury, Will Miss WrestleMania

Nick Aldis, as SmackDown’s General Manager, called upon Owens and allowed him to speak. “I’ve spent a quarter of a century in this business,” Owens declared, “and I can honestly assert that I poured every ounce of myself into every match I fought.” He went on to discuss the physical toll these years in the ring have taken on him, as well as the inherent dangers associated with such a profession.

Guy Ritchie Reportedly Directing Sequel to Controversial 2023 Reboot

Initially, Matthew Belloni announced in his newsletter that Amazon/MGM were unable to finalize Ritchie’s deal before CinemaCon, but negotiations are ongoing. It is said that Will Beall has written the screenplay for this project, although specific plot details have been kept secret. This change of director signals a significant shift for the franchise, given Liman’s public criticism of Amazon’s strategy for the first film’s release. As Belloni hinted, if the sequel gets the theatrical release that was denied to the original, it could potentially cause a major reaction from Doug Liman.

GameCube Games on Nintendo Switch 2 Come With Surprise for Old-School Fans

In other words, for those who are nostalgic about GameCube games, the Nintendo Switch 2 will offer a replica of the original GameCube controller and an optional CRT filter. This filter allows players to experience the games as they did in the early 2000s by mimicking the look of games on old CRT TVs. However, it is important to note that this filter needs to be activated manually as it won’t be enabled by default.