PlayStation Plus has announced a major change to its Monthly Games and Game Catalog, with a focus away from PS4 titles.

Doom: The Dark Ages developer id Software has explained the decision not to include multiplayer in the highly-anticipated ...

This feature emulates the "Local Play" or "Local Wireless" multiplayer mode in a particular game ... It's also prone to disconnecting if no shader cache has been built, though less so than Mario Kart ...

Nintendo finally lifted the lid on the Switch 2 earlier this week and while most of the discussion is about the new hardware, there has also been plenty of conversation about the new Mario Kart game.

with Wii U turned Switch game Mario Kart 8 opening with Mario Kart Stadium, Mario Kart 7 opening with Toad Circuit, Mario Kart Wii opening with Luigi Circuit, and so on. The track stands out due ...

When it comes to racing games, there aren't many that are bigger or more recognisable than Mario Kart. Since 1992, Nintendo's red-hatted plumber has taken to the starting grid along with a whole ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 trailer wasn't quite as informative as we would have liked, although it's nice to finally get a look at the long-rumoured new console. As you can see from the trailer below ...

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. One thing noticeable at the beginning of the new Mario Kart footage is the possible kart placements at the start of the race. There are 24 markings at the start of the track ...

Nothing matches the wacky racer for pure multiplayer fun ... And, they don’t come much bigger than Mario Kart. After all, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is Nintendo's second-most popular game of all ...

Outside of that, details remain sparse, but given how Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has continued to sell and sell and sell, Nintendo has put its strongest foot forward already. A Nintendo Direct is planned ...

Donkey Kong looks very different from his typical gaming appearance in the Switch 2’s Mario Kart 9 reveal footage thanks to a redesign. Alongside Nintendo finally giving fans their first look at ...

Michael McWhertor is a journalist with more than 17 years of experience covering video games, technology, movies, TV, and entertainment. As Nintendo fans pored over the company’s reveal trailer ...