Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit is heavily dependent on the amount of free floor space you have available. It's great for the kids, though.
Nintendo and Velan Studios have released a new 2.0.0 update for Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit. This is a huge free update for the unique Mario Kart experience that came out last year. The new update adds things like split-screen multiplayer and new tracks, and it is available now.
VGChartz's Craig Snow: "For much of the year it looked like 2020 was going to be a repeat of 2019, when Sony (Gran Turismo), Microsoft (Forza), and Nintendo (Mario Kart) all left the racing field wide open for other publishers to step into the spotlight and claim the crown of Best Racing Game.
But then Nintendo surprised everyone in September by announcing that a new Mario Kart game had been in the works and that it was going to launch just a month later, in October. And as if that wasn't enough, it would be the most experimental entry in the series to-date, utilising real-life toys and props so that people could race around their own homes. It would go up against Codies mainstay franchises F1 and DiRT, both of which returned with highly acclaimed new mainline entries this year. Rounding out the pack was Project CARS 3, which demonstrated that Slightly Mad Studios hadn't lost its touch, at least not where its Project CARS series was concerned, even if it had massively flubbed Fast & Furious Crossroads."
Dirt 5? This a joke? It’s trash with a capital ‘T’. Another shabby post by vgchartz.
Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit stood out as the #1 best-selling Nintendo Switch game for the month in the US.
