Earlier this week, YouTube account the "MK World Travel Guide" app – an unofficial companion app that was available on the iOS App Store for $2. It gave users an interactive version of the Free Roam app, highlighting the locations of P-Switches, as well as Peach Medallion collectibles and Yoshi's Diners (useful for unlocking different costumes). However, as (and verifi🎃ed by GamesRadar+), the app has now inexplicably vanished from the App Store.

While it's not clear if Nintendo was responsible for this, regardless, the app is no longer available. However, there are still som✱e handy websites which can help you 🧸without having to spend a penny.

The ☂shows all of the P-Switch missions and their locations, which you can mark as "completed" to keep track of how many yꦐou've done and which you have left.

Clicking on them also tells you what the challenge is – showing a screenshot of it, too – so you'll know what you'll be doing before you get ther🐻e. Assuming that you're only just starting to use the map, there's the extra advantage here of being able to tick off any challenges you've already done without having to ♏manually drive around and check which ones are already grayed out (if you recognize them, anyway). You can save your progress as a file, which you can then load up again whenever you like.

Unfortunately, this map d🌺oesn't keep track of Peach Medallions, but you can do this on . For both the Medallions and P-Switches, this map also lets you play quick videos showing exactly where you need to drive to find the things you're looking for, which is extra helpful if you're a bit lost. You can't save your progress without making an account, but the option is still there.

If Nintendo did take down the paid app, it makes you wonder if perhaps the devs have plans to make an official version, either added via an update in the Switch 2 racing game, or perhaps even on the Nintendo Sw🐼itch App – a little bit like the new Zelda Notes feature for Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom. We'll just have to see, but for now, these unofficial options are still bound to be useful for any completionists.

You can also check out our guide to all P-Switch locations and missions in Mario Kart World for even more assistance.

Mario Kart World has a few things players aren't too big a fan of, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:the divisive intermission tracks removing three-lap tracks in Grand Prix and online modes, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:vehicle stats being hidden, and, of course, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:the $80 price. But one element the fanbase is united on is that the soundtrack absolutely ripജs, with a common gag in the community being it's actually an "$80 soundtrack with a free game."

While the new tracks all have pretty great tunes, Mario Kart World's Free-Roam, intermission laps, and Knockout Tours all feature tons of remixes from all over the Mario series, with the likes of a ska rendition of Super Mario Bros. 3's Athletic theme; a version of DK's classic ; and tunes from spin-offs like Wario Ware, Wario Land, and Yoshi's Island. But I've heard perhaps the most niche possible musical reference i🐠n Mario Kart𓆉 World.

DSi game Flipnot🧔e Studio arrived in the late 2000s and was a lovely little flipbook animation software that still has an enduring fanbase today making animations with it. One cute detail from the game was a little tune that taught players how to draw Mario himself. Flipnote was produced by Yo🦩shiaki Koizumi who has been a producer or director on every single 3D Mario title, mind you.

This could've stayed as a fun little Easter egg in the DSi app, but for whatever reason Nintendo really likes this little tune as it's been referenced multiple times since, with Super Mario 3D Land using a remix as the , and the drawing tutorial itself returning as a hidden Easter egg in the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Super Mario Bros. Game and Watch rel♑eased in 2020. And now it's back in Mario Kart World with a

Obviously Nintendo reckoned you'll need a lot of music to carry a big 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:sort-of-open world game like this, and so dug to the depths of the Super Mario canon to pick out tunes, but this is on another level of niche. In fact, it seems like Donkey Kong is the only Mario-adjacent series not to get much love on the soundtrack (outside of the aforementioned Jungle Hijinx remix, there's no DK tunes), but fans reckon 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:a DLC expansion may remedy that injustice.

Donkey Kong Bananza is bringing back the DK Rap, but after going uncredited for the seminal hip hop classic in the Mario Movie, the song's composer wasn't aware it was returning in the Switch 2 game.

Nintendo has remained tight-lipped about exactly who is making Donkey Kong Bananza, but right from its reveal, many have speculated that it might be Production Group No. 8 – better known as EPD Tokyo – a team that's produced nothing bꦡut bangers from Super Mario Odyssey to Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario 3D World. The new DK game does look very visually reminiscent of Odyssey – hell, the costume shop shown during yesterday's Direct practically screamed it.

Speaking about the situation prior to the Direct stream, Kit Ellis, Nintendo of America's former director of social media marketing an𒁃d original content, and Krysta Yang, the company's former senior manager of creator relations and original content, also suspect that EPD Tokyo is indeed the team responsible. However, unless they've got "some new arrangement where somebody else is involved in one way or another," then the "implication is we might just be waiting for a good long time before we get the next 3D Mario game," Ellis suggests.

"Tha꧙t team is incredible, nobody's disputing the quality, [but﷽] they are not fast, they are not prolific, they are not pumping out games," he continues.

Noting that it's unlikely that Nintendo would want to do anything to "jeopardize" its next 3D Mario game, Yang speculates: "From my perspective, if it is confirmed that EPD Tokyo is working on Bananza, then that does mean, unfortunately, that 3D Mario is probably c⛎oming very late." Ellis chimes in: "ಞJust reset the clock on 3D Mario."

Yang then suggests that it could then be "four, five, six years" until the next 3D Mario game, with Ellis adding: "We'🧔re still going to get it, but it's going to be more of a late-generation [game], at soonest a mid-generation."

This puts Nintendo in an interesting position, Ellis says, pointing out that we also don't know when we'll be getting the next mainline Zelda game after Tears of the Kingdom. "The two big things that carried the year one of the Switch 1, and it's like we're going to be many, many ꧃years into the Switch 2 before we start to🔴 see those or even hear about those, honestly. It's a different path and it does feel riskier than those games that were just like, 'oh, this is a sure thing.'"

Furthermore, Yang speculates that the potential impact Donkey Kong Bananza's development could have, by theoretically making "our precious, beloved 3D Mario game" be "many, many, many, many years away," could be a reason why Nintendo hasn't actually shared who's working on it yet. "I think that theyꦛ are scared that that sort of underlining thing will kind of put a little damper on this game. And they need this game to perform for them, they're still in this very critical launch period."

Of course, all this is speculation for now, as we don't know for sure who'sꦐ making the game at all. With Donkey Kongꦆ Bananza's launch just a month away, however, we don't have long to wait until we find out.

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A new report from games industry analyst (good spot, ) digs into the numbers behind the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best Nintendo Switch 2 game so far and how it compares to the 🎃series' last entry more than a decad🐈e ago.

By Papen's count, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe had around 163 full-time developers - 18 involved in game design, 72 involved with programming, and 73 people on the art team. By comparison, Mario Kart World almost doubled the total dev count and nearly tripled its predecessor's art department, as 🎶there were 22 game designers, 86 programmers, and ꧃192 artists on the racing game sequel.

Of course, it's probably worth noting that those numbers don't account for QA testers, people involved wiꦐth the game's mega-soundtrack, localization workers, and other outsourced talent, but we can guess Mario Kart World's team is likely bigger than MK8's by aಌny metric.

The jump in Mario Kart World's art team specifically is pro♕bably the result of its huge, interconnected, free-roaming map - there's simply more ground to cover this time around, so it makes sense that Nintendo needed more artists to fill it all out.

We already knew that Nintendo already e🐈mployed the help of Xenobla🤪de Chronicles studio Monolith Soft, which also contributed to the company's other openꦛ-world Zelda games, but the report mentions that external developers like Imagica Geeq, 1-Up Studio, and Bandai Namco were also inv🗹olved.

Either way, the bigger production more than paid off for Nintendo. Mario Kart 𝔉World is currently outs🐎elling The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild four times over in Japan, and in the US, the launch game p🌌ropelled the Switch 2 past PS4's previous sales♕ records.

"I cannot believe how lucky of a person I am": Mario voice actor says "hearing myself" in Mario Kart World "is truly an unbelievable experience"

It's fair to say that Mario Kart World has had a largely bug-free launch – in fact, after one player discovered an out-of-bounds glitch, some remarked that it was the first bug like that they'd seen in the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Switch 2 racing gam♚e. Curiously, that specific bug on Dry Bones Burnout doesn't appear to be one of the things fixed here, although as outlined in the , Nintendo has "fixed an issue where you sometimes slipped through the ꦆwall before the finish line of DK Spaceport."

Elsewhere, an "issue where you sometimes coul𝓡dn’t return to [the] correct position after falling off the course between Airship Fortress and Bowser’s Castle while gliding" has been ironed out, as well as "an issue where items were no longer able to be used." I've got to say I genuinely have no idea where or when that latter one has been happening – the amount of explosions and chaos y༺ou see, especially when you're a bit further behind in a race, certainly wouldn't suggest that anyone has been struggling to use their items. Perhaps we can expect even more destruction now.

The racing gam🀅e has apparently been struggling with a couple of crashes, too, as issues "where sometimes the game shut down" either after an online race or after watching a post-race replay have been fixed. Up to this point, it's also been "easy for a communication error to occur when trying to join Friends playing VS Race or Battle" online, but that should no longer be a problem.

Finally, if you ever found your controls ꦅwere "inoperable when selecting a character and trying to start Free Roam from the Free Roam map," fear not, because that's now been fixed. What's more, "an issue where rate fluctuations were sometimes displayed incorrectly in Knockout Tour and Online Play" has been banished, hopefully meaning you should get an accurate look at your personal rating and how much it increases (or decreases) each online race.

"I cannot believe how lucky of a person I am": Mario voice actor says "hearing myself" in Mario Kart World "is truly an unbelievable experience."

Afghani succeeded longtime Mario voice actor Charles Martinet in the role, debuting as the iconic Nintendo character in 2023 with 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Since then, he's played as Mario in subsequent releases like 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:WarioWare: Move It! and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario & Luigi: Brothership – and most recentlඣy, Mario Kart World. It's safe to say he loves what he does, too, judging by a new online in which he shares his thoughts on his role.

Reacting to his voice as Mario in Mario Kart World, Afghani describes how hearing it makes him feel. "Hearing myself in Mario Kart is truly an unbelievable experience," he says. "Mario Kart was an absolute piไllar of my childhood. I cannot believe how lucky of a person I am to be able to be a part of games t🅰hat mean so much to me."

The actor concludes his statement, writing, "I hope you all are having an incredibl🅷e time with the game."

It's certainly a wholesome admission from Afghani, and it looks like fans are just as thrilled to hear him as Mario in Mario Kart World as he is himself. "Your voice work is amazing," in the ಌcomments. to the actor's own childhood experience with the Mario Kart series: "It was a pillar in my childhood, too, an꧂d you voicing Mario is so good and cool! You are doing a good job."

Afghani's post comes after the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:suspension of SAG-AFTRA's strike against game companies after almost a year of negotiations, with the actor as "the video game VO strike is over, I CAN TWEET ABOUT VIDEO GAMES AGAIN WOO."

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The best way to reach new areas and routes in Mario Kart World tends to be by 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:using its new wall ﷽and rail-riding mechanics, as well as jumping around different surfaces while pulling꧂ off a bunch of tricks, which is exactly what Reddit user TroubadourAndChrono w🉐as up to before they found themselves falling into the abyss.

"While trying to see where the game's mechanics and items can take me in my favorite track, I accidentally stumbled upon this,"🌠 they write, sharing a ཧclip of a presumably terrified Para-Biddybud boosting into a wall, before promptly falling through to an all-new out-of-bounds area below Dry Bones Burnout.

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Following up on this further down in their thread, TroubadourAndChrono shares a longer video of them replicating the glitch – sort of, anyway, as a different attempt using Wario instead of Para-Biddybud actually gave some slightly different results. "It was so interesting, I found myself in a different section of out of bounds where Iꦉ could explore underneath basically the whole track," they write. "I even had access to item boxes through charge jumps."

Will this newly discovered area lead to any shortcuts, though? At this stage, I suspect not, but who knows what talented racers might be able to come up with over time. As others in the thread have pointed out, though, one of the most fascinating parts about the glitch is that it seems to be one of the first of its kind, which is pretty dang impressive of both Nintendo for keeping the racing gaꦫme largely free of issues, and also of the player for finding it.

"Cool stuff! The first out-of-bounds glitch I've seen," , while : "This is legitimately the first glitch I've eve🌞r seen in this game.

With so many ways to mess around with Mario Kart World's mechanics, I imagine it's only a matter of time before more out-of-bounds areas like this are discovered, although I also expect Nintendo might also be taking notes in order to fix them. If you want to try exploring underneath Dry Bone๊s Burnout, you might want to do so sooner rather than later.

Mario Kart World's new Rewind feature can be used in Time Trials to set wild records, like this 13-second lap.

Over on Bluesky, Circana analyst Mat Piscatella that the "Nintendo Switch 2 set a new all-time launch week unit sales record for video game hardware in the US, with over 1.1 million units sold during the week ending June 7, 2025." (The Switch 2 came out June 5, by the way.) To make matters even more impressive, that doesn't even include sales made from My Nintendo 𝄹Store, the loyalty program, so final numbers might even be a little higher.

The previous record holder was the PlayStation 4's launch, according to Piscatella. There aren't any numbers around how well the PS4 did in its own first week in the US, but we do know the console sold around 2.1 million units after its first few weeks on store shelves. To put that into context, 澳洲幸运5ܫ开奖号码历史查询:Switch 2 sold 3.5 million in just four days.

On to the actual games, Piscatella said th🌠at "79% of ꦛUS Nintendo Switch 2 buyers also purchased Mario Kart World either physically, or as part of the Mario Kart World Switch 2 hardware bundle." Circana's data doesn't include digital sales for Nintendo games, so the attach rate is likely even higher. Cyberpunk 2077 and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom round out the launch week's top three best-selling games, though Nintendo itself hasn't revealed solid numbers for any software.

Nintendo previously forecast that it 💟would sell 15 million Switch 2s in its first year, and it's well on its way to reaching that goal after jಌust a few days. Its plan to "strengthen our production" to meet demand seems to have worked out just fine.

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In a new report (which we've machine translated), estimates that Mario Kart World sold 782,566 physi🎐cal retail copies in Japan alone in its first three days. This figure includes copies of the game included in Switch 2 bundles, it should be noted.

As highlighted by us💃er , this is even more impressive when you consider The Legend of Zelda: Bre🐠ath of the Wild and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe's launch sales. Breath of the Wild might have simultaneously released on Nintendo's most underrated console (RIP, Wii U), but really, it was the big launch title for the Switch.

Back in 2017, that in its first three days, the Switch version of Breath of the Wild was estimated to have sold 193,060 physical, retail copies in Japan. That's four times less than M✅ario Kart World's estimated sales.

Meanwhile, data from M♏ed💯ia Create, claiming that Mario Kart 8 Deluxe managed to sell 284,823 copies in Japan in the two days before chart figures were released. Forbes later stated the game had sold 375,475 copies by May 7 (nine days after launch).

This was massive, obviously – Mario Kart 8 Deluxe was an expanded Wii U port, so i♕t wasn't even an all-new release. However, it's still not come close to the launch performance of Mario Kart World, apparently.

Worldwide♎, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is still Nintendo's best-selling Switch game at over . We'll just have to see if its successor can surpass it.

Mario Kart World repeats Mario Kart 8's most annoying problem as Nintendo's seemingly hiding all-important stats for characters and vehicles

However, Mario Kart fans think there's a reason for this, and that it could signal a potential Donkey Kong expansion coming to Mario Kart World. In a post on a user has run down the strange omissions in the game. For example, Diddy Kong (who also 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:got a redesign, despꦑite not being in World or Bananza👍) is absent, as are all the other members of the DK crew.

The other points include that the majority of DK content found in M🍌ario Kart World is based on the original arcade game, with DK Spaceport basically being a remake of it in racetrack form, and there being a ton of pixelated DK stickers. And somehow in the massive soundtrack the game has, the only DK song is the theme from the Mario Kart 7 track DK Jungle, despite other spinoffs getting tunes. They also n🌜ote that there are not really any jungle tracks in the game, outside of Dino Dino Jungle (and even then, that got remixed into a laboratory this time around).

Potential DK Bananza spoilers ahead based on a Nintendo Korea leak.

Now this could either be compelling evidence or a list of things for DK fans to be bummed out by. But what I think is most interesting is that out of the main cast, the only other character to only get one extra outfit is Pauline. And if a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:leaked image from Nintendo Korea is anything to go by, Pauline will have a major role ꧅in Donkey Ko🌺ng Bananza.

Whether it's a full-blown expansion or just some Bananza themed costumes (where are my guy's dungarees!), I could absolutely see a DK-themed update coming to Mario Kart World after it releases. Alternatively, there could be a special outfit unlock for players who purchase Bananza, similar to the one we had with Super Mario Galaxy and Mario Kart Wii back in the day.

Mario Kart World repeats Mario Kart 8's most annoying problem as Nintendo's seemingly hiding all-important stats for characters and vehicles.

Yes, Mario's first 3D kartꩵ racer wౠill be playable on the Dreamcast, a feat which seems ridiculous to even think about. But there's an early clip to prove it's already happening, though right now it’s not particularly appealing.

The footage comes from Flaco Girgis, who's involved in the Dreamcast homebrew scene (thanks, ). He shared a snippet, revealing some of the issues JNMartin is facing, and extolling all the progr🐼ess that's been made.

"🦄There are all kinds of visual glitches and rendering artifacts, the framerate is all over the place, and there's no audio yet - which is totally typical of any ambitious DC port in the early stages," Girgis writes. "The [Dreamcast] build wouldn't even get past the menu screen without crashing or running out of RAM until just a few DAYS ago, yet here it is, every level playable WITH multiplayer support already on the DC!"

What's available is rough, with a stodgy framerate and a number of incons🍎istencies. But the Dreamcast and Nintendo 64 had ꧋very different hardware, making something from one run on the other is a feat, and there’s more than enough to suggest this’ll be running smoothly before we know it.

Imagine trying to explain to someone circa-2000 Mario Kart 64 would be running on a Sega console, n𒐪ever mind the Dreamcast of all things. What a world. Soon it'll be time to get reacquainted with the original Rainbow Road all over again. We'll keep you informed on pr♋ogress.

Mario Kart World has Mirror Mode after all, and you can even explore it in Free Roam thanks to this Super Mario 64 Easter egg

In Mario Kart 8 and 🌸Mario Kart World, the game displays some basic information about your character and your karts' stats shortly before a race - speed, acceleration, weight, and handling included. Bigger characters, like Bowser, usually hit higher maximum speeds than the smaller names on the roster, like the babies.

But anyone knee deep in the Mario Kart 8 meta knows the game's basic stats don't paint the full picture. The game secretly hide🍬s stats about how fast your character/kart combo goes in water, on land, in the air, and even how effective turbo b💫oosts are - and Mario Kart World is seemingly just as secretive.

If Mario Kart World's stat screen is to be believed at face val𒉰ue, then Waluigi and Wario s💖hould move just as fast as each other when driving in the same vehicle. They are in the same weight class, after all, right? Wrong!

YouTuber svcTyler recently conducted some early testing on the subject and found that certain character/kart combinations are actually faster than others, despite the game promising they have exactly the same stats. What's even more unusual is that different characters seem t𒁏o go faster depending on the very terrain they're driv🐭ing on - Wario seems to be the fastest on normal tracks, while Cow has a slight advantage on muddier dirt roads, for example.

Content creator Austin John Plays also found that , though we still need to wait until more extensive community testing comes through to know what's really going on (unless Nintendo just tells us, but what are the chances of that happening?) since didn't find anything fishy in iဣts early testing.

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With over 350 P-Switches in Mario Kart World, finding them all is sure to keep you busy. It's certainly kept us busy! We've searched high and low all over the Mario Kart World map for these collectibles. So, read on for a💧ll the P-Switch locations and missions we've found i𒁏n Mario Kart World.

How 🌃many P-Switches are there in Mario Kart World?

We found 375 P-Switches in Mario Kart World, but estimate there could be between 380 and 400 P-Switches (as some have likಞely eluded us). Nintendo has not confirmed the exact number of P-Switches in Mario Kart World yet.

Given there's so many P-Switches, we've broken the main map into five smaller maps: the north/northwest, northe♔ast, middle, southeast and west regions.

All P-Switch locations in the cent♉ral region of Mario Kart World

These are all the P-Switch locations in the Meadows (light green) region ofﷺ Mario🌸 Kart World:

1. Race around a tribute to Choco Island 1 - In the middle of the road that runs around the lake near Choco Mountain.
2. Jump into a local amateur race - At the train station to the left of a Yoshi frozen yoghurt shop window (the side with the sign.)
3. Grab some easy blue coins…and one tricky one - On the grass under the "Under the Toad Manufacturing" billboard near a Yoshi frozen yoghurt shop.
4. Grab blue coins among the Para-Biddybugs! - In a field northwest of Peach Stadium.
5. Dash, dash, dash through the thick chocolate! - Enter Choco Mountain from the northwest and find this P-Switch on a corner with yellow road that merges onto the main race course.
6. Focus on the blue coins in a sea of gold! - At the end of the Choco Mountain race track, when you get to the sparklets, turn right instead of making the jump to find a green pipe that takes you to the P-Switch.
7. Watch out for falling chocolate! And rocks! - Drive around the Choco Mountain racetrack. When you get to the northern part of the track you should see a P-Switch to your right, at the foot of a very steep yellow hill.
8. Race along a risky shortcut! - From number 7, drive up the steep yellow hill. You will find the next P-Switch at the top.
9. Take an off road route to Choco Mountain! - Continue along the road leading northeast from the top of the hill and slight right onto the first path at the fork in the road. You'll see the P-Switch in front of you.
10. Show everyone the slopes aren't off limits! - From number 8, follow the main road toward 9, but instead of turning right onto the dirt road, carry along the main road. When you come to a fork in the road, go left, and find a P-Switch on the grass under a yellow road sign.
11. Take to the skies high above Peach Stadium - Left of the Yoshi cake shop on the ground floor of Peach Stadium
12. Trick your way to the top of the gate - Inside Peach Stadium, near the south gate. Slowly drive into the stadium through the gate and to your left, near the main road that goes upward. Instead of going up the road, go through the stacks of tires to the right and drive a short distance to the P-Switch on the paving stones by the toadstool lamp.
13. Clear the lake! Don't become fish food! - On the left, under some covering, as you head toward the roundabout located at the north entrance of Peach Stadium (make sure the stadium and roundabout are in front of you!)
14. Note the shortcut through the stadium's garden! - Outside Peach Stadium, by a wall to the northeast.
15. Collect blue coins along a scenic back route! - In the garden by the bridge leading into the east entrance of Peach Stadium.
16. Use a delicate touch to reach the goal pole - Drive to the very end of the left peninsula south of Peach Stadium, when you get there, you'll see two higher plateaus. Don't go up, instead drive around the right-hand side to find the P-Switch.
17. Race through the figure-eight time trial - On a boulder in the water south of Peach Stadium. It's between the two green kidney-bean-shaped islands, toward the north-east of the right island.
18. Hit the ramps and reach the goal - In the water north of the Star Lake.
19. Chase whoever is tearing up the meadows! - Left of Moo Moo Meadows. Keep driving south from the red windmill until you spot it.
20. Trust that there's a blue coin reason for the pipe - Inside Moo Moo Meadows barn, between four bales of Hay.
21. Bounce up! Drop down! Grab the blue coins! - North of Moo Moo Meadows, at the corner of the crossroad closest to the field where a Toad is sitting on a stack of hay bales.
22. Moove through the herd of cows! - North and slight left of the barn in Moo Moo Meadows, near a Yoshi's food truck.
23. Hop over the meadows and launch to the goal! - On the plateau across from the red windmill in Moo Moo Meadows
24. Gather the scattered blue coins! - Under the green pipe bridge and railway bridge north of Toad's Factory.
25. To the air! To the water! - On a boulder by the river north/north east of Moo Moo Meadows. Head to the part of the river where the map shows a single plateau on the right-hand-side of the river and you'll find it on the opposite side.
26. Race downhill to reach the lake in time! - On the grass beside the railway tracks running north/south to the west of Moo Moo Meadows.
27. Dash up the river and reach the goal! - At the southernmost part of the river, near Moo Moo Meadows.
28. Tear up the mountain pass before time runs out! - Over the bridge east of Moo Moo Meadows, you'll find it on the left, near the cluster of three yellow plateaus.
29. Search fields. Abduct blue coins - East of Toad and north of Moo Moo Meadows, this P-Switch is in a green field near a red tractor.
30. Pick up the blue coins… and maybe a donut at the end? - Near where Toadette is, on a boulder on a plateau south west of a roadside building with several stickers on it.
31. Take the river route to the city! - Drive north from number 30 until you reach the river. The P-Switch is on a boulder on the river bank, beside the bridge.
32. Bounce, bounce, bounce to a grand vantage point! - On a boulder behind the Yoshi shop.
33. Catch the express train to the city! - On a boulder near the train tracks.
34. Take a somewhat-leisurely path to the goal! - Drive a short distance south east from number 33 and you'll see this P-Switch on a boulder.
35. Crash through the Hermity Cone hideouts! - Drive a short distance to the plateau east of number 34, then follow the plateau south east to the next P-Switch (it's on a boulder again). It should be clearly visible.
36. Drive through traffic on the covered roads! - Just before the tunnel near the beach northeast of Crown City.
37. Prove yourself in a SPECIAL test of skill #1 - Drive through the tunnel beside number 36 and keep driving until you reach the next tunnel, but don't enter it. To the right of the tunnel entrance are two orange barriers with a P-Switch hidden behind them.
38. Test your endurance in a race all over town - At the entrance of the Business Hotel in Crown City
39. Race through the dinosaur filled streets - Drive the road that leads up to Bayside Coffee in the south of Crown City. Stop when you reach the start of the building and you'll find a small ledge to the left, behind a metal barrier. The P-Switch, and a green-and-white egg, are there.
40. Take a parkour tour of Crown City! - Across the street from P-Switch 35 is a building with some ivy hanging from it. The P-Switch is on top of the building, behind the Traffic Apparel billboard. Use a passing blue truck's ramp to glide up there.
41. Grab that parking spot! Fast! - On the roof of Yoshi's Food Factory, in central Crown City (there's a Yoshi's Hamburgers sign diagonally across from it). You need to wait for a blue ramp truck to pass and use it to glide onto the rooftop. Alternatively, you can drive to the top of the multi-story car park nearby and glide from there.
42. Ride the urban railings to collect blue coins! - Another rooftop P-Switch. This one is on top of the music store (under a Drink Refresh billboard) in the north of Crown City. Fortunately, you can grind your way to this one. Follow the red building beside the shop around the block until you reach a ramp going downward, toward a much larger pipe. Jump on the pipe and grind to the P-Switch.
43. Gather blue coins on the park's twists and turns! - Behind the West Greens Park sign in western Crown City.
44. "Vined" a way to the trophy of trophies! - Drive directly east from number 39 until you see a plateau in front of you, the P-Switch is to the left, on a boulder.
45. Drift through the parking garage like a legend! - On the top floor of the parking garage in Crown City, to the right of the rainbow ramp.
46. Dodge Bowser's minions on your way to the goal! - Down a side street north of Crown City, on a street left off the main road leading down to the beach.
47. Collect blue coins in a tricky rail-riding challenge! - East of Crown City, at the start of the bridge leading to the island to the east. Next to a Yoshi food truck.
48. Figure out a figure eight to grab the blue coins - On a boulder on a plateau behind the Fire Flower Diner, southwest of Crown City.
49. Check out the secret back-road barrel shortcut! - Drive south from number 48 until you see a forklift and two warehouses close together (next to Yoshi's), the P-Switch is between the buildings.
50. Borrow some upgrades to reach the goal! - South of number 49, on the hard shoulder of the main road.
51. Honk if you like to gather blue coins! - The P-Switch is on a boulder among some trees to the left of a dirt road, southwest of the Mario Kart banner/history sign in this area.
52. Board your chartered flight to the city! - Drive southeast from number 49 to the egg shaped island east of the beach (the top one on the map).
53. Race back through DK Spaceport! - On the level below the large, stacked Donkey Kong barrels at the top of the DK Spaceport. You can get here by driving the race track to the top.
54. Ride the pipes to get the launchpad's blue coins! - On the first floor of DK Spaceport, tucked between two fenced off barrels.
55. Remember the classic Donkey Kong! - In the DK Spaceport, use the elevator to get to the second floor of the launch site. To the north east is a P-Switch in front of a red barrier.
56. Race to get ahead of the explosives! - Leave DK Spaceport through the west exit and slight right toward some blue pipes, the P-Switch is on the road behind them.
57. Practice precise driving in pursuit of blue coins! - From number 56, carry on straight along the road (west) away from DK Spaceport, and you should see some white and blue buildings ahead. The P-Switch is tucked in between these buildings, by some dumpsters.
58. Trick off on vehicles on the way to the spaceport! - In an industrial parking lot south west of DK Spaceport (and west of number 57).
59. Bounce your way to Koopa Troopa beach! - Drive along the bridge running east from Crown City to Faraway Oasis. On the right hand side, behind a red tower structure, is a P-Switch. It's right before the point where the bridge lifts.
60. Receive a whale of a welcome to Peach Stadium! - Keep heading east on the bridge from Crown City to the island east. You'll see a P-Switch on the concrete on the left, tucked behind one of the red suspension towers.
61. Trick your heart out in this challenging trial! - Continue along the bridge east from Crown City and you'll find another P-Switch a short drive away.
62. Rail ride the ropes to the top! - On the northside of the beach in Koopa Troopa Beach. Hard to miss.
63. Collect blue coins on the floating obstacle course - By the floating obstacle course in the water.
64. Race around a tribute to Koopa Beach 1- From the obstacle course, head north west further into the water and you'll find a strip of land with a P-Switch on it.
65. Take a dangerous voyage to the distant city! - Near number 64 is a Yoshi's, go to it and go west from there and angle yourself toward the two windmills/Crown City. You will find another P-Switch on a strip of sand near two question mark boxes.
66. Forgive the messy nature of prototype testing! - In Toad's Factory, between the foot of the steep road that leads up to the Item Box dome and the small pier. East of the orange diggers and seats.
67. Prove yourself in a SPECIAL test of skill #2 - Floating in the water, under the bridge that's southeast of Toad's Factory grounds.
68. Take a tour of Toad's Factory - By the security booth east of Toad's Factory.
69. Race to the very top of the crane! - In the northwest of Toad's Factory, go up the ramp near the Yoshi's and find the P-Switch to your right.
70. Borrow a boat and become unstoppable! - Southwest of Toad's factory, southeast of the bascule bridge, behind an orange shipping container.
71. Note the timing of your jumps! - On the grass beside the road south of Toad's Factory, near a pile of shipping containers. Watch out for the Koopas throwing hammers from nearby floating blocks.
72. Shine bright with Super Star power! - On the grass to the side of the railroad tracks leading south out of Choco Mountain..
73. Hit the beach! - On a boulder west of the train tracks and east of the river.
74. Weave a route through a pack of Chain Chomps - Beside the pink Mario Kart sign that borders the light green and yellow regions southeast of Peach Stadium.
75. Play some tunes while gathering blue coins! - Between a Toad house and some billboards in the area full of cherry blossoms.

All P-Switch locat💮ions i⛦n the southeast region of Mario Kart World

These are all the P-Switch locations in t💖he southeast regiﷺon, covering the savanna, jungle, Peach Beach, and Salty Salty Speedway (and its surrounding area):

1. Collect blue coins around the geyser field - Southwest of Faraway Oasis, on a large boulder near the road.
2. Zigzag through the zebra rush - South of Faraway Oasis, between the two tree icons on the map.
3. Make good use of Feathers to reach the goal! - Drive southeast from number 2 and you'll see the P-Switch on a boulder west of the southernmost tree icon on the map.
4. Join the endurance race in the savanna - Next to a Yoshi's northwest of Faraway Oasis.
5. Reach blue coins with the crocodiles' help! - On a boulder in the western part of the river south of Faraway Oasis.
6. Take to the sky and glide along the river valley! - By Yoshi's south of the most southern tree icon on the map
7. Tackle the tricky path up the mountain! - With your back facing the Yoshi's next to number 6, drive to the right and straight through a broken fence. The P-Switch is beside a tree to your right.
8. Use the herd's help to reach the goal! - Just off the road east of the larger tree icon (on the map) southeast of Faraway Oasis.
9. Dodge debris and drift across the waterfall! - On the Faraway Oasis race course, just before the falls.
10. Gather up the blue coins at the riverside safari! - Beside the Yoshi's in the east of Faraway Oasis.
11. Do a tricky U-turn to collect the blue coins in time! - On the side of the road next to a bridge north of Faraway Oasis.
12. Zip past and over the wild dinosaurs! - North of Dino Dino Jungle, on a boulder. You can find it by going to the icon of two trees near where the green and yellow boundaries touch on the map.
13. Glide with gusto! Don't let the T.Rex scare you! - On the roadside, south of the river valley halfway between Dino Dino Jungle and Faraway Oasis.
14. Soar above the falls! - On a boulder beside the river west of the falls (at the bottom). Southeast of Faraway Oasis.
15. Launch up, up, up into the clouds! - On the left of the south road leading into Faraway Oasis.
16. Rush from rock to rock through a busy savanna - With your back to the Yoshi's north/north west of Faraway Oasis, take the road north and drive a short distance. You'll find this P-Switch on the other side of the bridge.
17. Hitch a ride on the runaway truck - On the side of the road, on the westernmost part of the river valley, on the south side.
18. Drop in and out of the downriver tours! - On a boulder by the river east of Faraway Oasis.
19. Brave sand and surf in a beachside race! - On the patch of beach northwest of Dino Dino Jungle.
20. Navigate the schools of fish to reach the goal! - Turn west from number 19 and follow the pier road a short distance. On your left two larger boats (not the yachts). The P-Switch is on the second boat on your left.
21. Trust their backs to get you there! - On the grass to the side of a road on the Dino Dino Jungle racetrack.
22. Take a flying tour through the dome and beyond! - On the hill leading to the ramp you use to glide into the dome in Dino Dino Jungle.
23. Prove yourself on a SPECIAL test of skill #4 - Get a nice speed boost and drive off the edge you find number 97 on (to the right of the rainbow ramp), so you land in the fenced off area where you'll find this P-Switch. It can take a few tries.
24. Brave the dome in pursuit of blue coins! - On the grass inside the dome in Dino Dino Jungle.
25. Get a lift from the brachiosauruses - Drive along the road northeast from Dino Dino Jungle until you reach a tunnel where you'll find the P-Switch inside.
26. Grab the blue coins the Piranha Plants want! - Keep driving through the tunnel you found number 25 and you'll reach the next P-Switch, near some ravenous Piranha Plants.
27. Ramp of the triceratops! - Drive the road northwest from number 26 and you'll see this P-Switch on a boulder to your left a little down the road.
28. Travel the savanna and visit the giant waterfalls! - Drive northeast from number 27 and you'll find this P-Switch on a boulder by the river.
29. Ride Ivy Piranha Plant vines to get blue coins! - Drive up the river from number 28, hugging the riverbank to your right. You'll find this P-Switch on a boulder after a short drive.
30. Pluck the blue coins from the savanna sky! - On the north riverbank of the strip of land north of number 29 (the one with the block icon on the map).
31. Climb to great heights to reach the sky block! - On the river bank west of the Great ? Block Ruins.
32. Gather blue coins among the gold of the ruins! - Keep driving straight along the track from the Great ? Block Ruins starting line until you reach an area with stacked golden blocks, the P-Switch will be behind some to your left.
33. Bounce along the cloud tops! - Keep racing along the Great ? Block Ruins racetrack until you reach the cloud. There's a P-Switch on a platform to your right that you need to glide or bounce to.
34. Race along a tricky path over ancient ruins! - On a platform with a Yoshi store on it in Great ? Block Ruins.
35. Bound from block to cloud to reach the goal! - Drop to the bottom of Great ? Block Ruins (where the huge fountain is) and drive northwest to find this P-Switch in the water.
36. Carefully nab some blue coins and enjoy some sea air! - Northeast of Greta ? Block Ruins, east of the block icon on the map, on a boulder beside the train tracks slightly west of the bit of beach that juts out.
37. Catch major air to get to the goal! - From number 36, go east onto the jutting beach to find this P-Switch next to the train station.
38. Zigzag downhill to reach the goal! - On a boulder slightly northwest from the block icon on the map, north of Great ? Block Ruins.
39. Follow the Ivy Piranha Plants to blue coins! - West of number 38, go around the plateau and pass under the Mario Kart sign. The P-Switch will be on your right, on a ruin.
40. Seek the sea breeze past those windmills! - Drive north from number 39, toward the windmills on the higher plateau. There's a P-Switch on a boulder slightly north of the Yoshi's.
41. Put the flower petal to the metal! - Drive east from number 40, toward the beach. Once on the beach, drive south to find a P-Switch on the sand beside the grass.
42. Crash the seaside blue-coin party! - Drive north along the beach from number 41 until you reach a Yoshi's burger shack. The P-Switch is on the roof.
43. Brave the waterspouts on the high seas! - Continue driving north along the beach. After a short distance, you'll see this P-Switch tucked between two boats on the grass.
44. Clear the windmill! - On a boulder just off the road, near the windmills. Slightly northwest of number 40.
45. Mind the giraffes as you rocket toward blue coins! - Take the road leading west from number 44, and go right when the dirt road forks. The P-Switch is on the road, southeast of a tree icon on the map.
46. Thank the crocodiles for their notable help! - Next to the main road beside the river, northwest of number 45.
47. Ride the lines and collect the blue coins! - On the grass beside the train tracks, next to the bridge the train tracks run over. Slightly east of number 46.
48. Blitz to the beach! Go, go, go! - Cross the train track bridge beside number 47 and take a left at the other side. Stay close to the plateau on your right and follow it around to the P-Switch. It's beside a big rock.
49. Save blue coins from the waves of the whirlpool! - In the water northwest of Faraway Oasis, look in the whirlpool.
50. Bash through certain boxes for a boost! - In Salty Salty Speedway, on the roof of a building that has a Yoshi's on it.
51. Gather the blue coins of the enchanting mermaid! - On the roof of a building west of the mermaid statue in Salty Salty Speedway.
52. Take a shortcut to stay dry and reach the goal! - In the northwest of Salty Salty Speedway, near the top of the canal. Across from a car wash sign.
53. Follow the pipes and slender paths to the goal! - On a grassy plateau south of the river west of Salty Salty Speedway.
54. Tour the islands on the way to the goal! - Drive to the islands east of Salty Salty Speedway. On a small island to the southwest of the first main island, you'll find this P-Switch.
55. Join in on the race around the deserted island! - This P-Switch can be found on the western side of the second island, by a shipwreck,
56. Find this P-Switch on the northwest side of the first island, on the sand.
57. Mush-zoom through town and to the goal! - South/southwest in Peach Beach, beside a building covered in flowers and pink decoration.
58. Soar to the VIP-seating tower! - On a rooftop in the northwest of Peach Beach. Glide to get up there.
59. Cut through the Shy Guy water show! - Drive into the water north of number 58 and take a right, hugging the wall. You'll come across a sandy area with a green pipe and this P-Switch.
60. Hop for boosts as Cheep Cheeps cheer you on! - On a boulder in the river that runs between Cheep Cheep Falls and Salty Salty Speedway. Halfway between the two.
61. Watch for Dragoneels while racing on the lake! - Southwest of the lake that's southwest of Cheep Cheep Falls, on a boulder on the river bed.
62. Brave the buffalo stampedes from both sides - On the side of the main road northwest from number 46.

All P-Switch locations in the n🙈ortheast region of Mario Kart World

These are all the P-Switch locations in the northeast region, covering the DK Pass arctic region, the♕ areas around Cheep Cheep Falls, Dandelion Depths, and Wario's Galleon:

1. Cross treacherous bluffs to reach the Goal Pole! - On a click southwest of Cheep Cheep Falls, slightly northwest of the roadside Yoshi's.
2. Gather blue coins on the Thwompy-Whampy wall! - Northeast of the lake to the southwest of Cheep Cheep Falls, on the ruins near the railway tracks and bridge.
3. Barrel through hay bales to bag blue coins! - Drive northwest toward the cluster of two yellow platforms shown on the map, West of Cheep Cheep Falls. Go slightly north of the platforms icon until you see a Yoshi's. Across from the Yoshi's, in a field, you'll find this P-Switch.
4. Soar along a secret route to Cheep Cheep Falls! - Southeast from number 3, near a Mushroom Pistol billboard.
5. Show off a very dangerous way to board a train! - Drive south/southwest from number 4, hugging the wall to your left and you'll find this P-Switch a short drive away.
6. Steer the Ivy Piranha Plant vine toward the goal! - West of Cheep Cheep Falls and southwest of number 3, in a field by the roadside.
7. Scoop up what the Super Koopas drop! - East of the cluster of three yellow plateaus northwest of Cheep Cheep Falls.
8. Look out! Look out again! Look out some more! - On a boulder by the winding road southeast of number 7.
9. Make use of the vehicles along the riverbank - Follow the river that runs east from Moo Meadows to Dandelion Depths and you'll find the P-Switch is on the left of the river (when coming from Moo Moo Meadows), shortly after the Toad campfire.
10. Collect the blue coins on the slackline course - On the opposite side of the river from number 9 is a cliff with several plateaus, this P-Switch is sitting on the second lowest one, so drive around to the top and drop down to it.
11. Go with the flow to collect blue coins! - Northeast of number 8, on a boulder on the west side of the river.
12. Grab the truck to barrel through the shortcuts! - On the road side, southwest of Dandelion Depths, by the river.
13. Seek peace by climbing the falls! - From the starting line in Cheep Cheep Falls, turn around then go left to find this P-Switch on a patch of land in the water.
14. Pursue zen by collecting the blue coins! - To the side of the racetrack in the north/northwest of Cheep Cheep Falls.
15. Harmonise with the world by ringing the bell! - In the cave with the waterfall in the north of Cheep Cheep Falls.
16. Gracefully grab blue coins amongst falling leaves! - By the train tracks that run over the easternmost river, north of Cheep Cheep Falls.
17. Race up the Parra-Biddybud-covered bridge! - In the middle of the racecourse in Dandelion Depths, fairly central.
18. Prove yourself in a SPECIAL test of skill #3! - On a platform just before number 17. Use the rock on the right to jump up to the wall and scale it to the platform. The P-Switch is at the end of the platform, on the right.
19. Jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump… jump! - Drop to the bottom of Dandelion Depths then use the nearby ramp to glide onto the road above, where you'll find the P-Switch.
20. Take a Yoshi's to-go bag! Or seven! Or eleven! - On a boulder in the grassy area west of Dandelion Depths.
21. Trick your heart out to reach the mountaintop! - A short drive northwest of number 20, on the opposite side of the road.
22. Grab blue coins on the way to Dandelion Depths! - Drive north from number 21 until you reach the river. The P-Switch is on the river bed on the opposite side.
23. Surf the waves as Bulbers look on! - Drive north from Salty Salty Speedway and across the bridge toward DK Pass. When you reach the other side of the bridge, drop down onto the beach on your right and drive north to find the P-Switch on a boulder.
24. Master the Feather to make it to the goal! - Follow the main road northwest from number 23 and you'll come across a P-Switch on a boulder to the left, just after the Mario Kart sign.
25. Display precision driving to gather blue coins! - By a Yoshi's ice cream shop, off the main road.
26. Tackle the chilly course on the lake! - On a boulder on the southern side of the lake west of DK Pass.
27. Hitch a ride on the train to reach the goal! - South/southwest of number 26, by the railway tracks that go over a bridge.
28. Power past Fuzzies with gathering blue coins! -Follow the train tracks the run northwest and you'll find this P-Switch in the snow on the left of the tracks.
29. Drive northeast from number 28, toward the lake's bridge. Just north of the bridge, on the lake's western side, you'll find this P-Switch.
30. Collect blue coins among the Snow Pokeys! - On the side of the road north of the lake near DK Pass. Across the road from three ski chalets.
31. Squeeze through traffic jams to reach the goal! - Continue along the road northwest from number 30, and when it splits, take the left road. You'll find a P-Switch on the right-hand side of the road.
32. Hustle up and down to gather the blue coins! - Follow the instructions for number 30, but instead of taking a left, take the right road to find a P-Switch on the right-hand side of the road.
33. Show your skill by gliding a really long way! - In the snow a very short drive northeast from number 32.
34. Grab blue coins as snowballs descend the slopes! - On the slopes, northwest of DK Pass.
35. Slalom downhill and pick up the blue coins! - On the snow to the side of the road.
36. Grab blue coins between Frost Piranha attacks! - West of Sky-High Sundae, on the side of the road, beside the Toadette Ice Cream signs.
37. Note the wind on the way to the goal! - From number 36, drive a short distance along the road south and you'll see a P-Switch on the left of the road.
38. Slice through ice-skating practice! - From number 36, drive past the Toadette ice cream signs onto the icy road and you'll find the next P-Switch on the left of the road after a short drive.
39. Race against the icy avian assault! - Continue along the icy road, taking a hard left when it forks to continue on the ice. Keep driving and you'll find this P-Switch on the right-hand side of the road, next to a Mario Kart sign.
40. Brave the unfinished shortcut! - Continue driving the icy road from number 39 and you'll come across another P-Switch, this time on the left of the road.
41. Take some Green Shells for luck! - Drive the icy road south/southeast from Starview Peak and you'll come across this P-Switch on the road.
42. Drop into the Shy Guy snowboarding competition! - West of the train station in DK Pass, between some trees.
43. Prove yourself in a SPECIAL test of skill #5! - Drive onto the platform under the DK Pass sign and forward to hit the rainbow ramp. There's a P-Switch on a platform northwest that can only be reached by gliding.
44. C-c-collect the blue coins at DK Pass! - North of number 43, on a similar platform, but this one you can grind to.
45. Race through the empty stands to the goal! - In the stands in the east/northeast of DK Pass.
46. Clear your path with some fireballs! - Southeast of DK Pass, by a Mario Kart banner.
47. Put your trust in the waterspout winds! - Drive southeast from number 46, toward the sea, and you'll find this P-Switch on a boulder just before the water's edge.
48. Soar to Salty Salty Speedway! - Drive west from number 47 and you'll find this P-Switch on a boulder in the grass.
49. Follow the coin-strewn path to the goal! - In the ruins of an old castle or tower, northwest in Wario's Galleon.
50. Take a nonstop flight from tower to tower! - At the top of the tower in the southwest of Wario's Galleon.
51. Rescue the blue coins from the whirlpool! - On a strip of land in the sea, south of Wario's Galleon. It's between several large, craggy rocks.
52. Brave the storm and gather blue coins! - On one of the islands west of Wario's Galleon.
53. Watch for the snowball hazards ahead! - East of DK pass and northwest of Wario's Galleon, on the side of the road which connects with an icy road.
54. Gather blue coins while penguins put on a parade! - Continue from 53 onto the icy lake and turn left. You'll see a Yoshi truck on your left and the P-Switch is a short drive after it, also on the left.
55. Race around a tribute to Vanilla Lake! - A short drive southeast from number 54 on the icy road.
56. Time your mushroom to bust through to the goal! - On a platform above the Yoshi's shop, in south Sky-High Sundae.
57. Perform a bold escape through the ice-cream ravine! - In the pink ice cream section of the Sky-High Sundae racetrack.
58. Reach the top of the rotating ice-cream cone! - Drive the Sky-High Sundae racecourse, and when the track divides into pink and green lanes, follow the green lane. On the right, you'll see a green Fruit Cream ice cream cone which has a small platform with a green pipe below its top. Grind the border of the lane then jump off to enter the pipe. This takes you to a platform where you'll find this P-Switch.
59. Put the pedal to the metal! Go, go, go! - On the side of the road by the southwest entrance to Starview Peak.
60. Weave through the most dangerous traffic ever! - Northeast of Dandelion Depths, on the side of the road near a crossroad junction and a bridge. Where the Dandelion Depths terrain begins to turn into snow.
61. Show off rail tricks while gathering blue coins! - By the train tracks north of Dandelion Depths (but in snowy terrain).
62. Grab all the snowmen's blue coins! - Drive northeast from number 61 until you spot a campsite with a campfire on your right. The P-Switch is on a boulder beside it.
63. Use the Mushrooms to blitz to the station! - Drive out of Starview Peak using the westmost entrance/exit, when the icy road splits into two, take the right path. Shortly after, you'll find this P-Switch in the road.
64. Scale the slipper slope to reach the goal! - Follow the instructions for 63, but instead of taking the right path, take the left path. You'll find this P-Switch in the road.
65. Soar high above the slopes! - Go back to Starview Peak. This time, take the southernmost exit (the frozen waterfall). Drop down one level and you'll find this P-Switch.
66. Boost through a rugged cross-country route! - Return to Starview Peak and head toward the southwest entrance. Before you start the track, however, look down to your right and you'll see a platform with this P-Switch on it. Drop down (or wall scale) to get to it.
67. Weave past frost Piranha attacks for blue coins! - On a plateau southwest of Starview Peak.
68. Join the snowballs in a race downhill! - South of number 67, by a road next to a Mario Kart sign.
69. Sail through the sky and rush to the goal! - Southwest of number 68, beside a Yoshi's burger spot.
70. Loop around the observatory and grab blue coins! - Drive the Starview Peak racecourse until the path divides into two. Take the green road, but shortly after drop down to the left onto a green level below. Drive into the green pipe on this level, which takes you to the top of the observatory. Next, use the ramp to drive off the top and land on the starry road below. On this track you'll find this P-Switch.
71. Watch out for attacks from Ice Bros.! - Follow the instructions for number 70, but drop down to the starry road below the one number 70 is on. You'll find the P-Switch here.

All P-Switch locations in the nort💯hwest region of Mario Kart World

These are all the P-Switch locations i🦩n the northwest region, cove♐ring the forest and volcano regions:

1. Take a peek into a ghostly cinematic universe! - In the main screening area of Boo Cinema, on the green ramp in the upper seating area.
2. Race during a truly immersive movie experience! - From number one, drive down the green ramp and before the rainbow ramp, go right. There's a P-Switch on the platform below. Drop down to it.
3. Ride the rails out to the cinema lobby! - From number two, drive toward the cinema screen to find the P-Switch in front of it.
4. Race around a tribute to Ghost Valley 1! - On the boardwalk directly south of the Boo Cinema entrance.
5. Race around a tribute to Ghost Valley 3! - From number 4, drive straight along the boardwalk going east along to find this P-Switch near the bottom of the staircase.
6. Climb the camera cranes! Ready… action! - Drive up the staircase beside number five and into Boo Cinema. This P-Switch is inside, on your left.
7. Race from bridge to bridge in the haunted swamp! - From number five, drive toward the stairs nearby, but go right instead of up them. Keep driving straight and you'll find this P-Switch near a Mario Kart banner.
8. Brave the haunted forest! - On the plateau southwest of number 7.
9. Travel downstream to Acorn Heights! - Southwest of number eight on the map are three tree icons in a triangle. Drive to the leftmost tree symbol to find this P-Switch on a grassy plateau.
10. Glide through the tree canopy! - Drive south from number nine toward the section of the river that forks three ways. By the main road, just before the river, is a Boo Cinema sign (near the Yoshi's), the P-Switch is found on the grass slightly east of this sign behind some metal railings.
11. Ride the rail! Ride the line! Get to the goal! - Drive north from number 10, toward the two tree icons east of the river on the map. You'll find this P-Switch by the railway tracks slightly southeast of the southernmost tree icon.
12. Overcome the sinking feeling to collect blue coins! - Southwest of Boo Cinema, beside the railway tracks near the haunted swamp.
13. Race around a tribute to Ghost Valley 2! - Continue a short distance northwest of number 12, hugging the side of the swamp. You'll see this P-Switch on the boardwalk to your right. I found the easiest way to get there is to teleport to Boo Cinema and then drive southwest along the boardwalk.
14. Show the swamp power of superstars! - From number 13, drive toward the Mario Kart banner nearby to find a P-Switch on the right-hand side of the road, where it forks.
15. Navigate the jumps of the narrow back roads! - From number 15, drive along the left road until you reach a heavily wooded area (shortly after the gnarly tree on your left). Where the road bends, look left between the trees to find this P-Switch.
16. Collect the blue coins the Wigglers have hoarded! - Southeast of the lake that's south of Acorn Heights. On the grass beside the road.
17. Collect blue coins on a figure-eight path! - Follow the road a short distance northwest from number 16 and you'll see a large tree stump with this P-Switch and a rainbow ramp on it.
18. Scoop up blue coins in the Skeeters' water hole! - In the grass northwest of the lake south of Acorn Heights.
19. Collect the blue coins of the great staircase! - On the eastern side of the river northwest of Mario Circuit. The P-Switch is on a boulder near the foot of the steep staircase.
20. Race on a wild route through the woodlands! - From number 19, follow the river south a short distance until you see Piranha Plants on the road to your left. This P-Switch is by some flower patches left of the Piranha Plants.
21. Use the flower petals to reach the giant apple! - On a plateau southeast of the giant tree with a Mario Kart banner inside.
22. Climb up, up, up on Ivy Piranha Plants! - On a giant lily pad in the water southeast of Acorn Heights.
23. Manoeuvre through the leisurely moose herd! - To the side of the road on the eastern side of the river southeast of Acorn Heights.
24. Hurry upstream and reach the goal! - On a lilypad in the water southwest of Acorn Heights, near a Yoshi's.
25. Endure a storm of acorns! - A short drive northwest from number 24, on the grass by the roadside.
26. Collect blue coins as you descend the lily valley! - To the right-hand side of the road on the Acorn Heights racetrack, in the area filled with giant lilies.
27. Wiggle past the Wigglers on your way to the goal! - Continue along the race track (staying on the ground level) from number 26, and you'll find this P-Switch a short distance away, again on the right-hand side of the track.
28. Round up the blue coins at the riverside campsite! - Follow the river that runs southwest from Acorn Heights. You'll come across a campsite on the river bed. The P-Switch is on the grass on the opposite side of the river from the campsite.
29. Collect blue coins around the control tower! - Teleport to Mario Circuit. As soon as you spawn, go through the green pipe on your left. You're teleported to the rooftop under the huge Mario statue, where you'll find this P-Switch.
30. Launch off the quarter pipe and get massive air! - Drive northeast off the roof behind number 29 and you'll find this P-Switch on the side of the road.
31. Weave through traffic and Chargin' Chucks! - Northwest of Mario Circuit (outside the race track), on the grass by the main road.
32. Test yourself in a tough time trial challenge! -On the northern side of Mario circuit, in front of the garages.
33. Jump, jump, jump your way through Mario Circuit! - Drive northeast from number 32, this P-Switch is on a grassy hill overlooking the road and Mario Circuit racetrack.
34. Ride the rope and soar to the goal! - Drive toward the east entrance/exit of Mario Circuit and you'll find this P-Switch on the grass beside a tree to the left of the dirt road, just after the point the circuit road meets the dirt road.
35. Say "hi" to the Mario statue as you soar by! - From number 34, continue along the dirt road a short distance until you reach the blocks on the left-hand side of the road. Go left, past the blocks, off road and continue along the grass to find this P-Switch.
36. Practice acrobatics and make a tricky landing! - Drive southeast toward the single green plateau icon on your map. This P-Switch is on the grass beside the plateau
37. Power upstream with the might of the stars! - From number 36, drive northeast toward the river, and then follow it north. On the western side of the river, near a green pipe bridge, you'll find this P-Switch on the riverbed.
38. Evade the Spikes' attacks and reach the goal! - Follow the river south, and then southwest toward Moo Moo Meadows. When you reach a toad campsite, take a right to join the main road, then turn left. You'll see this P-Switch on the grass to your right, near some blocks.
39. Lead the way, Ivy Piranha Plants! From number 38, drive along the road going west until you see a dirt road on your left. Drive a short distance down the dirt road and you'll find the P-Switch on your right, behind some trees.
40. Pass beneath the signal bugs at the right time! - On the hard shoulder beside a Yoshi's.
41. Hop from line to line to collect blue coins! - On a boulder on a plateau northeast of Toad's Factory. Next to the rail tracks and a large electrical pylon.
42. Cut across traffic and grab the blue coins! - Drive northeast from number 41 until you reach the railway bridge, then drop onto the main road below. Drive a short distance north (toward the Yoshi's) and you'll find the P-Switch on the left-hand side of the road, behind a barrier.
43. Zip by Fish Bones on the way to the hot springs! - From number 42, continue along the road toward the Yoshi's until you reach the bridge. Once you reach the bridge, turn left and drive into the river. Drive upstream a short distance to find this P-Switch on a boulder on the riverbed on your right-hand side.
44. Go on a wilderness adventure and reach the goal! - From number 43, drive downstream. You'll find this P-Switch on the grass on your right, next to a green pipe bridge, just west of Mario Circuit.
45. Chase the train and follow the tracks! - Drive east from number 44, until you reach the train tracks. Follow the tracks south until you see some log piles to your right. The P-Switch is on a plateau beside the piles.
46. Show everyone how to ride the wall! - Race along the Dry Bones Burnout racetrack, sticking to the bottom level. You'll eventually come across a P-Switch in the southeast of the course, on the right-hand side of the road.
47. Balance on the tightrope to gather blue coins! - From the starting line in Dry Bones Burnout, path the road right toward Yoshi's van, but pivot left, before the van, to drive up a plateau. You'll find the P-Switch on the plateau.
48. Dodge the fireballs and collect blue coins! - Start P-Switch mission 47 and then quit it. Drive along the rail/tightrope in front of you to reach another plateau with this P-Switch on it.
49. Ride geysers and shoot through the rings to the goal! - Drive south from Dry Bones Burnout to the hot springs. You'll find this P-Switch on a strip of land near the stairs.
50. Collect blue coins in the hot springs! - Southwest of number 49, on the southernmost strip of land among the hot springs.
51. Grab the blue coins around the spooky graveyard! - Take the east exit from the hot spring and drive along the road until you see this P-Switch on a boulder on your left.
52. Weave through the road crowded with Dry Bones! - Continue along the road from number 51, and where it forks, drive straight toward the mausoleum. The P-Switch is on the roof of the mausoleum.
53. Race along a course filled with Bowser's minions! - From the starting line in Bowser's Castle, take the road going left to find this P-Switch on the track.
54. Hitch a ride in the helicopter and flee a fiery fate! - Drop down to the ramps leading up to Bowser's Castle and you'll find a P-Switch on the slope just southeast of the entrance.
55. Perform tricks without plunging into lava pools! - Teleport back to Bowser's castle. Instead of taking a left, drive straight along the road on your right until you see a small (not large) green pipe on your right-hand side. The P-Switch is beside it.
56. Hop along the walls of Bowser's castle - Continue forward (southwest) from P-Switch 56, grinding the rail next to the green pipe until you see this P-Switch, again it's on your right-hand side.
57. Gather blue coins around the spicy food court! - Teleport back to the Bowser's Castle starting line. Straight in front of you, you'll see the Control Room. This P-Switch is on its roof. You need to grind the chains to get up there.
58. Bullet Bill through the fiery barrage - At the foot of the steep rainbow ramp southwest of Bowser's Castle, near the pools of lava.
59. Use Mushrooms to zip up the right-hand path! - On the road near the tower southwest of number 58.
60. Zip up the left-hand path, Mushroom free! - Drive west from number 59 to find this P-Switch on the parallel road, on the other side of the tower.
61. Slide by waves of fireballs! Don't get singed! - Drive a short distance west from number 60 and you'll see this P-Switch on a boulder by the road.
62. Gather blue coins and watch out for Thwomps! - Southeast from number 58, on the road next to some particularly spiky rocks.
63. Snag a couple snacks in a race around Big Donut! - Drive to the circular lava pool south of Bowser's Castle. You'll find this P-Switch in the southeast section of the road that loops around the pool.
64. Blitz past Bullies while gathering blue coins! - Drive to the northeast side of the lava pool to find this P-Switch in the road.
65. Navigate a path of pipes and rings! - Take the road leading southeast away from Bowser's Castle that leads up to the battlements. This P-Switch is in the middle of the road.
66. Fly safely above the lake of lava! - Drive a short distance west of number 65, to find this P-Switch on your left.
67. Tear up the track with trick after trick! - Continue driving along the battlements, the same direction as for number 66, and you'll find this P-Switch in front of you.
68. Gather blue coins along a narrow road! - Keep driving along the battlements and you'll come to this P-Switch. Again, it's hard to miss as it's in the middle of the road.
69. Keep driving the battlements! You'll come across this P-Switch on your left, behind a grindable rail.
70. Scoop up blue coins while riding the rails! - Drive on until you reach a Yoshi's cart, then turn left to maneuver around the tower. Drive into the space between the tower and the rainbow ramp on your right to find this P-Switch.
71. Weave your way through the Whamps! - You know what I'm going to say… Keep driving on the battlements northwest, past the Yoshi cart, and you'll find this P-Switch to your right.
72. Show the lava that you're a super star! - By a boulder, to the side of the road that's south (running west/east) of the Bowser Castle battlements.
73. Race to the top of the castle wall! - Follow the road southeast from number 72 and you'll find this P-Switch on your left, just after the Mario Kart banner.
74. Hop from rail to rail to grab the blue coins! - Next to the railway tracks (and green pipe bridge) northwest of Toad's Factory.
75. Climb one crane, then dodge the other! - Follow the train tracks from number 74 southwest until you see the Yoshi's on your left. Drive over to the Yoshi's to find a P-Switch next to it.
76. Thread the gaps in the steel supports! - Southwest of number 75, on the side of the river basin.
77. Borrow the truck and smash through! - Southeast of number 76, in the middle of the road near an electric pylon.
78. Survive the spicy Fire Piranha gauntlet! - On a boulder to the side of the road, east of Wario Stadium.
79. Drive through the Grrrol crossing! - By the bridge northeast of Wario Stadium.
80. Show of serious tightrope-riding skills! - In the river basin, northeast of Wario Stadium. Near the railway bridge.
81. Cross the beams of the busted bridge! - By a bridge north of Wario Stadium.
82. Slip by line after line of Rocky Wrenches! - On the Airship Fortress ship, in the south east.
83. Drift to the top of the twisting tower! - On the road beside the tower east/northeast of Airship Fortress.
84. Show your stuff in this Airship Fortress time trial! - On the lower deck of the Airship Fortress ship, down a side road next to the Bullet Bill production line.
85. Take a long flight for a hole in one! - From number 84, continue along the track, through the flames, and use the rainbow ramp to take flight. When you do, fly to the ship you can see this P-Switch on.

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These are all the P-Switch locations in the west region, covering the desert▨ and canyon regions:

1. Show Shy Guys how to race downriver! - On a boulder by the river, northeast of Choco Mountain.
2. Tackle an endurance challenge in the wasteland! - On a hard shoulder beside a Yoshi's, by the river southeast of Wario Stadium.
3. Gather blue coins from rooftops! - On the northeast side roof of Wario Stadium.
4. Cruise along the curving route to reach the goal! - On a boulder by the road southeast of Airship Fortress.
5. Ramp through rings and over flames! - In the east/northeast of Wario Stadium, between two ramps. Near a campfire and a Yoshi truck.
6. Follow the rings along the rooftops! - In the southern section of Wario Stadium, on a ramp behind the Grrrolmetal sign.
7. Overtake the train crossing the truss bridge! - Southwest of Wario Stadium, on a boulder behind some billboards and a motel.
8. Dodge the Chain Chomps as you ascend! - Drive toward the sinkholes west of Wario Stadium. You'll find this one on a plateau east of the largest sinkhole.
9. Grab the blue coins and don't sink! - Drive southwest from number eight to find this P-Switch on a boulder on the southeast side of the largest sinkhole.
10. Travel across the bridge, tricking all the way! - Drive up to the plateau northwest of the sinkholes and you'll find this P-Switch next to the railway tracks.
11. Rescue blue coins from the sands! - On a plateau under the railway bridge north of the sinkholes.
12. Cool off at the oasis while grabbing blue coins! - On a boulder in the sands just north of the egg-shaped land in the river (the oasis), southwest of Wario Stadium.
13. Race down the river and escape to the sea! - On the dock southeast of the oasis, northwest of Shy Guy Bazaar.
14. Overtake Shy Guys in an upriver race! - Follow the river west toward the sea (go to where number 13's mission ends) and you'll find this P-Switch on a boulder on the north side of the river.
15. Follow that helicopter! - Behind a motel, next to some billboards.
16. Take a tricky tour through Shy Guy Bazaar! - On a rooftop to the right of where you spawn into Shy Guy Bazaar. In the southeast section of the bazaar.
17. Scope out the bazaar and scoop up blue coins! - On a rooftop northeast of the fountain in Shy Guy Bazaar.
18. Bust a path through the maze of blocks! - In a secret basement below Shy Guy Bazaar. You can get there by driving down the ramp in the palace and going through the leftmost large green pipe.
19. Tackle Shy Guy Challenge #1 - Drive to the very top of the palace and you'll find three P-Switches. Drive through the middle one for this mission.
20. Tackle Shy Guy Challenge #2 - Same as above, but drive through the right P-Switch.
21. Tackle Shy Guy Challenge #3 - Same as above but drive through the left P-Switch.
22. Break through the Hammer Bros. blockade! - Next to a Yoshi's by the north gate of Shy Guy Bazaar.
23. Take a long-distance rail ride to the goal! - South of number 16, next to the train tracks.
24. Ride along the outer wall to sneak in! - On a boulder in the sand canyon southeast of Shy Guy Bazaar.
25. Pass by plenty of Pokeys partying on the path! - On a boulder beside the road, near a Yoshi's east/southeast of Shy Guy Bazaar.
26. Weave around the treacherous tornadoes! - Follow the road from number 25 northeast until you see some plateaus on your left. Drive up to the plateau to find this P-Switch.
27. Dash wisely to reach the goal in time! - Beside a bush on a plateau northeast of number 26.
28. Dash, dash, dash to the goal! - On a boulder slightly southwest of a Mario Kart banner. North of the Mario Bros. Circuit.
29. Fly over to Yoshi's for a quick bite! - A short drive southeast from number 28, on a boulder beside a main road and railway tracks.
30. Take the offroad shortcut to Mario Bros. Circuit! - Drive east, toward the river, from number 29. You'll find this P-Switch on a boulder by the road, near a Mario Kart banner.
31. Race over ramps and beams to reach the goal! - Northeast of number 30, you should be able to see it from there. It's on a boulder on a plateau next to the Mario Kart banner.
32. Collect blue coins spanning the bridge! - Take the road that runs southeast from number 31 and cross the bridge. Opposite the Yoshi's on the other side of the bridge is a rainbow ramp, with this P-Switch at its foot.
33. Soar through the air and through the bridge! - On a boulder next to a Piranha Plant. On a plateau north of number 32 that looks over the river.
34. Evade the armadillos on your way to the goal - On a boulder, across the canyon from number 33.
35. Race around a tribute to Choco Island 2 - In the middle of a road west/southwest of Choco Mountain. The road is a track around a chocolate lake.
36. Hop along the blocky shortcut to Wario Stadium! - From number 35, drive north, crossing the busy road. You'll find this P-Switch on a bolder there.
37. Do tricks off the cacti for extra height! - Drive to the road you just crossed with number 36, and drive along the main road going west (away from the pipe bridge). Keep driving straight until you see this P-Switch in a layby on your left.
38. Salvage the scattered blue coins! - On a sand plateau, west of number 28.
39. Slip past the Batadon blockades! - On a boulder beside a road southeast of Shy Guy Bazaar. Drive so your map avatar is southeast of the middle palm tree on the map.
40. Race through a storm of rain and coins! - On a sandy plateau southwest of number 39.
41. Use the ancient shipwrecks to get a boost! - Continue southwest from number 40 until you reach the train tracks. The P-Switch is on a boulder on the west side of the tracks (near the sea).
42. Collect blue coins in the dried-up oasis! - On a boulder, west of the top cactus icon on the map, west of Mario Bros. Circuit.
43. Hitch a ride to collect the airborne blue coins! - Drive east to the cactus icon from number 42 and position yourself so you're almost on top of it. You'll find this P-Switch on a sandy plateau in this area.
44. Soar up to the train station's Goal Pole! - Drive a short distance northeast from number 43 and you'll find this P-Switch on the roof of the gas station/rent-a-car place.
45. Tackle a sandy test of endurance! - In the sand, near some stone pillars, southwest of number 42.
46. Harness 18 wheels of power to reach the goal! - North/northwest of Desert Hills, in the barren desert area. On a boulder by a dead tree.
47. Chase each Tokotoko to the next! - On a buried ruin, northeast of Desert Hills.
48. Dodge Tokotokos on the way uphill! - Straight past the starting line in Desert Hills, on the left where the road forks.
49. Traverse desert skies and grassy hills to the goal! - On the high road next to the scaffolding in the north of Desert Hills.
50. Avoid the Fire Snakes in the tunnel! - On a boulder behind the Yoshi truck east of Desert Hills.
51. Follow the rope for the ruin's blue coins! - In a fairly central temple in Desert Hills. Just follow the rope. There's a rope line leading away from it.
52. Zip forward and spring up to the Goal Pole! - In the west of Desert Hills, in a ruined temple next to the train tracks.
53. Pull off tricky jumps from column to column! - On a sandy plateau east of Desert Hills, west/southwest from the most southern cactus icon on the map.
54. Take to the skies to escape the desert - South/southwest of number 54, on a plateau on the opposite side of the road.
55. Launch from pipe to pipe to reach the goal! - Drive across the train tracks south of number 54, and you should see this P-Switch on a ruin on your left.
56. Rail ride to gather the burger's blue coins! - On the roof of the burger place in Mario Bros. Circuit. From the starting line, drive forward a little and then look to your left to see the massive spinning burger on the roof.
57. Bring an appetite and race to the goal! - On the road, in the northern (canyon) section of the Mario Bros. Circuit racetrack.
58. Race through the stands to the goal! - Turn right from the spawn point in Mario Bros. Circuit and drive past the billboards and shipping container. Take another right when you see the green pipe rail on the ground and you'll see a green pipe in front of you. Go through the pipe and you'll be spat out beside this P-Switch.
59. Collect coins while pulling off high-flying stunts! - South of Mario Bros. Circuit, next to a motel by the main road.
60. Use items to blitz across the desert sands! - Next to the Yoshi's burger place, southwest of Mario Bros. Circuit.
61. Sprint to the goal through a sea of sand! - Southwest of number 60. You can get there by grinding the train tracks nearby south until you come out the other end of the tunnel, then turn right.
62. Gather blue coins and dodge the Goombas! - East of Desert Hills, between the two red plateaus northwest of the river. On a boulder under a railway bridge, near a Mario Kart sign.
63. Perform stunt after stunt across the bridge! - Navigate up to the railway tracks above number 62 and east/southeast of the tracks you'll find this P-Switch on the edge of a plateau.
64. Ramp up and over the suspension bridge! - From number 63, follow the train track southeast, keeping an eye out left for this P-Switch. When you see it on the plateau to your left, flip off the tracks and land on the plateau above it, then drop down to it.
65. Show off your wall-riding skills! - Looking out toward the river from number 64, you can see this P-Switch ahead, near a rideable electrical pole. Head across the river to it.
66. Race upstream through the river valley! - Drive into the river beside number 65 and upstream. You'll find this P-Switch under a bridge a short drive away.
67. Race to the top of Whistletop Summit! - Spawn into Whistlestop Summit and you'll immediately see this P-Switch to the front-right-hand side of you.
68. Turn up the tricks to collect all the blue coins! - Drive around the brick track in Whistletop Summit and you'll find this P-Switch in the road, before the train tracks.
69. Show the train how fast you can go! - Continue forward from number 68, along the train tracks. You'll find this P-Switch inside a tunnel on the track.
70. Join in on a daredevil canyon loop! - By a stack of green shipping containers north of Whistletop Summit.
71. Soar from plateau to plateau using steel ramps! - Drive west from number 70 and you'll find this P-Switch on a plateau. Navigate your way up to it to trigger the mission.
72. Make a path through the back-road route! - Near the Wilderness Coast sign, southeast of a Yoshi's.
73. Join the spontaneous race in the canyon! - On a boulder beside the river. There's a spiral track around a plateau above it.
74. Prove yourself in a SPECIAL test of skill #6! - On a pillar northeast of the bridge. Grind the bridge, then jump off onto the pillar to get this P-Switch.
75. Inspect the railroad yard for blue coins! - Drive northeast from number 74 and follow the railway tracks to a railroad yard with four sets of tracks. Drive down the middle of the tracks and you'll come to this P-Switch.
76. Drop in on the racers atop the rocks! - On a plateau across the road northwest of number 75.
77. Ramp up over the cliff edge to the goal! - On a boulder beside the road halfway between Desert Hills and Crown City. Near some green pipes and Piranha Plants.
78. Charge through the defensive line! - Between the big and small plateau icon on the map, south of Mario Bros. Circuit.
79. Launch from pipe to pipe up the plateaus! - On a plateau, southeast of number 61.
80. Rely on tornado tailwinds to reach the Goal Pole! - On a boulder east of Mario Bros. Circuit, near some Piranha Plants.
81. Aim for the Goal Pole atop the massive mushroom! - On a boulder beside the road, a short drive east/southeast from number 80.
82. Roar down the road in an explosive action scene! - Drive toward the trucks north of number 81. This P-Switch is underneath a gazebo near the trucks, next to a vending machine.

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Intrepid Mario Kart World explorer spends 1 day mapping the "202 unique routes between tracks" in the new Switch 2 game: "If you raced on all of them, it would take over 10 hours"

1. Baby Peach and Baby Blooper

Stats:
Speed: 1.2
Acceleration: 3.2
Weight: 0.8
Handling: 2.8

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2. Bowser and Charging Truck

Stats:
Speed: 3.2
Acceleration: 0.8
Weight: 3
Handling: 1

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3. Rosalina and Stellar Sled

Stats:
Speed: 3
Acceleration: 1
Weight: 2.6
Handling: 1.4

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4. Bowser and Baby Blooper

Stats:
Speed: 2.4
Acceleration: 1.8
Weight: 2.2
Handling: 1.6

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5. Dry Bones and Roadster Royale

Stats:
Speed: 1.6
Acceleration: 2.6
Weight: 1.4
Handling: 2.4

This combination, similar to Bowser and Baby Bl🌟ooper, gives you a good spread of stats, perfect for those who are 🃏just starting out. The higher acceleration is good to get back on your feet (or wheels in this case) after being hit by a red shell and the increasing handling allows you to tackle those tight corners and funky new Mario Kart world tracks with ease.

NB While Dry-Bones is available from the start, you will have to unlock the Roadster Royale via coin collection.

Nintendo game modder and content creator "Getlucky" is the fan in question, and boy, have they outdone themselves. Showcasing each of the Intermission tracks, of which there ar✨e a whopping 202 in total, apparently, Getlucky highlights their work in a new and💖 an accompanying video that explores every single one.

"There ღare 202 unique routes between tracks in Mari𒐪o Kart World," writes the player, a attached below their words.

"If you raced on all﷽ of them, it would take over 10 hours," concludes Getlucky – and sure enough, their linked video is a mind-boggling 10 hours, 16 minutes, and three seconds long. "Anyway, I spent yesterday doing that, here is all of them," they say.

Starting from Mario Bros. Circuit and leading up to what might just stand as the mos𝓰t (in)famous Mario Kart track of all♛ time, Rainbow Road, Getlucky zooms through the 202 unique routes.

It's impressive, and it can't be understated how long it took Getlucky to compile every one of the routes – while they say in the post that they spent "yesterday" (which would've been June 6) getting everything together, they confirm once more in their YouTube video's description that it did indeed consume quite a lot of time: "This took a very long time, I hope you enjoy." Talk about dedication – a genuinely commendable feat in the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:sort-of-open-world racer.

Other Mario Kart World fans seem to think so, too, and the comments prove as much. "Thank you for your sacrifice doing all the routes," replies one viewer. "This really scratched my brain," responds another, "thanks for making this!" Others watching say that they're going to now rank each of the 202 routes – a confident assertion that has me personally thinking one thing: good luck – although if Getlucky could map them, I'm sure someone could rank them.

Read our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World review to learn more about the new racing game, or check out some of these other exciting 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:upcoming Switch 2 games.

Indeed, Mario Kart World comes absolutely packed with characters, and each of them has upwards of 10 different outfits you can choose from once you unlock them all. We’re talking nearl𒀰y 100 outfits to discover in total! Finding all these may seem like a daunting task, but don’t worry: we’ve exhaustively gathered every single outfit in the game, and we’re here to show you how to find even the most elusive outfits that you just can’t seem to unearth. For everything you’d need to know about unlocking outfits, read on throuꦺgh our guide below:

All main characters in Mario Kart World

Right out of the gate, you’ll have access to 17 core characters in Mario Kart World. These are the heroes, princesses, and ne'er-do-wells you’ve seen drive🍒 karts, play tennis, and take to the golf course countless times before in the greater Mario universe. The Mario party, if you will.

You'll need to play through each cup in Gran Prix mode to complete your 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World roster of main characters to the full 24.

All of these main characters have outfits to unlock in Mario Kart World:

1. Mario
2. Luigi
3. Yoshi
4. Princess Peach
5. Bowser
6. Koopa Troopa
7. Shy Guy
8. Baby Mario
9. Toad
10. Wario
11. Pauline
12. Baby Luigi
13. Toadette
14. Waluigi
15. Baby Peach
16. Baby Daisy
17. Baby Rosalina
18. Donkey Kong (unlocked by completing the Mushroom Cup)
19. Daisy (unlocked by completing the Flower Cup)
20. Rosalina (unlocked by completing the Star Cup)
21. Lakitu (unlocked by completing the Shell Cup)
22. Birdo (unlocked by completing the Banana Cup)
23. King Boo (unlocked by completing the Leaf Cup)
24. Bowser Jr. (unlocked by completing the Lightning Cup)

You may notice that there are several extra characters you can play that aren’t listed here, such as Goomba and the internet’s favorite Cow. None of the characters in this category can earn extra outfits, hence the distinction of the above cast as “main characters.” You can 澳洲幸运5开♕奖号码历史查询:unlock new characters in Mario Kart World in this 'creature' category if otherꦑ racers use the Kamek item on you, though none of these bonus char✤acters have unlockable outfits either.

All Mario Kart World outfits

W🐎hether you need to unlock them or not, all the characters listed above sport extra outfits you can find. That said, the distribution of outfits is lopsided. For instance, Mario has a whopping nine additional outfits, whereas Pauline only has one extra to her name. You’ll note that several characters also share the same “category” of outfit, even if their looks aren’t exac🍌tly the same (such as Pro Racer or Sightseeing). Below we’ve listed every single outfit you can find, sorted by character.

Mario Kart World Mario outfits and costumes

Outfit Total: 10 (including default outfit)

• Mechanic
• Sightseeing
• All-Terrain
• Touring
• Dune Rider
• Aviator
• Pro Racer
• Cowboy
• Happi

Mario Kart World Luigi outfits

Outfit Total: 9 (including default outfit)

• Touring
• Pro Racer
• Farmer
• Gondolier
• Mechanic
• Happi
• Oasis
• All-Terrain

Mario Kart World Peach outfits

Outfit Total: 9 (including default outfit)

• Pro Racer
• Farmer
• Touring
• Sightseeing
• Aviator
• Vacation
• Yukata
• Aero

Mario Kart World Daisy outfits

Outfit Total: 7 (including default outfit)

• Pro Racer
• Aero
• Oasis
• Vacation
• Touring
• Swimwear

Mario Kart World Yoshi outfits

Outfit Total: 9 (including default outfit)

• Touring
• Soft Server
• Matsuri
• Pro Racer
• Biker
• Food Slinger
• Aristocrat
• Swimwear

Mario Kart World Donkey Kong outfits

Outfit Total: 2 (including default outfit)

• All-Terrain

All Mario Kart World Bowser outfits

Outfit Total: 5 (including default outfit)

• Pro Racer
• Supercharged
• Biker
• All-Terrain

All Mario Kart World Bowser Jr outfits

Outfit Total: 4 (including default outfit)

• Explorer
• Pro Racer
• Biker Jr.

All Mario Kart World Koopa Troopa outfits

Outfit Total: 6 (including default outfit)

• Pro Racer
• Sailor
• Runner
• All-Terrain
• Work Crew

All Mario Kart World Toad outfits

Outfit Total: 5 (including default outfit)

• Engineer
• Burger Bud
• Pro Racer
• Explorer

All Mario Kart World Toadette outfits

Outfit Total: 5 (including default outfit)

• Soft Server
• Pro Racer
• Explorer
• Conductor

All Mario Kart World Lakitu outfits

Outfit Total: 3 (including default outfit)

• Pit Crew
• Fisherman

All Mario Kart World King Boo outfits

Outfit Total: 4 (including default outfit)

• Pro Racer
• Aristocrat
• Pirate

All Mario Kart World Shy Guy outfits

Outfit Total: 3 (including default outfit)

• Pit Crew
• Slope Styler

All Mario Kart World Wario outfits

Outfit Total: 8 (including default outfit)

• Pro Racer
• Oasis
• Wicked Wasp
• Road Ruffian
• Biker
• Work Crew
• Pirate

All Mario Kart World Waluigi outfits

Outfit Total: 6 (including default outfit)

• Pro Racer
• Biker
• Wampire
• Road Ruffian
• Mariachi

All Mario Kart World Birdo outfits

Outfit Total: 3 (including default outfit)

• Pro Racer
• Vacation

All Mario Kart World Rosalina outfits

Outfit Total: 5 (including default outfit)

• Pro Racer
• Aurora
• Touring
• Aero

All Mario Kart World Baby Mario outfits

Outfit Total: 4 (including default outfit)

• Pro Racer
• Swimwear
• Work Crew

All Mario Kart World Baby Luigi outfits

Outfit Total: 3 (including default outfit)

• Work Crew
• Pro Racer

All Mario Kart World Baby Peach outfits

Outfit Total: 5 (including default outfit)

• Pro Racer
• Sailor
• Touring
• Explorer

All Mario Kart World Baby Daisy outfits

Outfit Total: 5 (including default outfit)

• Touring
• Pro Racer
• Sailor
• Explorer

All Mario Kart World Baby Rosalina outfits

Outfit Total: 5 (including default outfit)

• Touring
• Explorer
• Pro Racer
• Sailor

How to unlock extra outfits in Mario Kart World

Assuming you’re playing as a main character, you can unlock additional outfits by picking up Dash Food as you driveꩲ. These are typically served at Yoshi Diners spreꦡad all around the map, and you’ll naturally pass by these whether you’re racing competitively or playing in Free Roam mode. Not only do you have a chance at getting a new outfit for your character, you’ll get a speed boost too!

Which outfit you get will depend on which category of food you pick up from the Dash Food bag. Generally speaking, each Yoshi Diner will only serve one category of food that grants one static set of unlocks, even if the foods don’t look related (such as the coffee and bag of chips). Using the food will immediately activate a transformation on the applicable character, and you’ll see a window pop up showing the name of the outfit if it’s one you haven’ไt unlocked yet.

Note that some food will change certa🐲inജ characters back to their default outfits. If a Dash Food correlates with an outfit that your character is already wearing, it’ll just trigger a speed boost instead.

How to unlock every outfit in Mario Kart World

The most straightforward path to unlocking eไvery outfit in Mario Kart World is to do it passively as you play. As long as you spread your playtime across all the above characters, you’ll eventually unlock most (if not all) outfits without really trying. This approach will likely take dozens of hours, and you may struggle to find certain outfits that can only be unlocked when characte🉐rs eat one specific category of Dash Food. That said, this feels like the game’s “intended” unlock method, especially if you enjoy multiplayer Mario Kart via local splitscreen.

If you do take this approach, just remember that Dash Food counts as an item, so you’ll need an empty item slot to pick it up. Also, getting hit while eating can cancel yꦜour entire transformation, so be careful when you activate it.

The most direct𓃲 way to unlock outfits is to enter Free Roam mode and hunt down each category of food yourself. Any Yoshi Diner you find will serve the same kind of food endlessly, and you can switch characters from the start menu and respawn in the exact same location to chain multiple unlocks together. For best results, just dash directly into the diner or a wall so you won’t waste time driving back and forth after the speed boost wears off. Repeat until you’ve unlocked every outfit you need from one location.

If you’re looking for hubs where you can find lots of different kinds of food at once, consider starting Free Roam in Shy Guy Bazaar. Drive forward as you naturally would during a race, and you’ll soon find yourself in the middle of a large market where several different kinds of Dash Food are served. You’ll also find several valuable Dash Food varieties by starting in Peach Stadium. Just drive straight forward until you see fouꦐr vendors alꦫl arranged in a circle.

Mario Kart World food lo✤cations and what outfit each food unlocks

That said, to fill out your collection and snipe those hard-to-find unlocks, you’ll find detailed instructions on the location of every kind of Dash Food and the outfits they unlock below. All directions are based upon wh🐽ere you’ll spawn when selecting each course in Free Roam mode. If you’re already in Free Roam mode, you can br𒊎ing up your map to change locations by pressing the Y button.

Hamburger

Let’s kick off with the cornerstone of any nutritious breakfast. Start Free Roam in Mario Bros. Circuit., and look to your l𒀰eft immediately after you pass🍌 the starting line. You’ll find a Yoshi Diner slinging burgers.

Unlocked outfits:

• Mario - Touring
• Luigi - Touring
• Peach - Touring
• Daisy - Touring
• Yoshi - Touring
• Toad - Burger Bud
• Koopa Troopa - Runner
• Bowser - Biker
• Wario - Biker
• Waluigi - Biker
• Rosalina - Touring
• Pauline - Aero
• Baby Mario - Pro Racer
• Baby Luigi - Pro Racer
• Baby Peach - Touring
• Baby Daisy - Touring
• Lakitu - Pit Crew
• Toadette - Soft Server
• Bowser Jr. - Biker Jr.
• Baby Rosalina - Touring
• Birdo - Pro Racer
• King Boo - Pro Racer
• Shy Guy - Pit Crew
• Donkey Kong - All-Terrain

NOTE: Since Pauline and Donkey Kong both only have one extra outfit each, they🏅 won’t be includeᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚd in any of the tests below.

Flatbread

This dish couldn’t be easier to find. Just start Free Roam in the Desert Hills and you’ll see the diner to your left after yo⛎u pass the star🌞ting line.

Unlocked outfits:

• Mario - Dune Rider
• Luigi - Oasis
• Peach - Vacation
• Daisy - Oasis
• Yoshi - Touring
• Toad - Explorer
• Koopa Troopa - All-Terrain
• Bowser - N/A
• Wario - Oasis
• Waluigi - N/A
• Rosalina - Aero
• Baby Mario - Pro Racer
• Baby Luigi - Pro Racer
• Baby Peach - Pro Racer
• Baby Daisy - Pro Racer
• Lakitu - N/A
• Toadette - Explorer
• Bowser Jr. - Explorer
• Baby Rosalina - Pro Racer
• Birdo - Vacation
• King Boo - Pro Racer
• Shy Guy - N/A

Takoyaki, Taiyaki, and Candy Apples

We’re grouping all three of these together since you can find them all clustered together, and they all seem to grant the same unlocks. In Free Roam mode, go to Cheep Cheep Falls. Folღlow t🌃he stone path past the starting line around the bend, and proceed to drive underneath the first pagoda tower you see. Keep driving straight and you’ll arrive at a food market with three Yoshis.

Unlocked Outfits:

• Mario - Happi
• Luigi - Happi
• Peach - Yukata
• Daisy - Swimwear
• Yoshi - Matsuri
• Toad - N/A
• Koopa Troopa - N/A
• Bowser - N/A
• Wario - Work Crew
• Waluigi - N/A
• Rosalina - N/A
• Baby Mario - Swimwear
• Baby Luigi - N/A
• Baby Peach - N/A
• Baby Daisy - N/A
• Lakitu - Fisherman
• Toadette - N/A
• Bowser Jr. - N/A
• Baby Rosalina - N/A
• Birdo - Vacation
• King Boo - N/A
• Shy Guy - N/A

Drive past the festival and make a right onto the highway to find a Yoshi diner where Sushi is served. This appears to be in the same cate🐭gory of unlock effects as listed above.

Fruit Basket / Barrel Drink

Start Free Roam in DK Spaceport. Drive forward until the🌳 railing to your left stops, and immediately do a 180 and fall off the bridge. Get out of the wa🤪ter and onto the patch of land you’ll see in front of you, and you’ll find the Yoshi Diner in front of you.

Unlocked Outfits:

• Mario - Sightseeing
• Luigi - Gondolier
• Peach - Sightseeing
• Daisy - Swimwear
• Yoshi - Swimwear
• Toad - Explorer
• Bowser - All-Terrain
• Wario - Road Ruffian
• Waluigi - Road Ruffian
• Rosalina - Pro Racer
• Baby Mario - Swimwear
• Baby Luigi - Work Crew
• Baby Peach - Explorer
• Baby Daisy - Explorer
• Lakitu - Pit Crew
• Toadette - Explorer
• Bowser Jr. - Explorer
• Baby Rosalina - Explorer
• Birdo - Pro Racer
• King Boo - Pro Racer
• Shy Guy - Pit Crew

Donuts

We’re getting a two-for-one deal with this one. Head to Mario Circuit in Free Roam, and make the🅠 first left you see. You’ll immediately see three windows where Yoshis are serving🍰 up different food!

The Donut appears in the first window you 🦄see, and it grants th๊e following costumes:

• Mario - All-Terrain
• Luigi - All-Terrain
• Peach - Aero
• Daisy - Aero
• Yoshi - Pro Racer
• Toad - Pro Racer
• Koopa Troopa - All-Terrain
• Bowser - All-Terrain
• Wario - Pro Racer
• Waluigi - Pro Racer
• Rosalina - Aero
• Baby Mario - Pro Racer
• Baby Luigi - Work Crew
• Baby Peach - Pro Racer
• Baby Daisy - Pro Racer
• Lakitu - Pit Crew
• Toadette - Pro Racer
• Bowser Jr. - Pro Racer
• Baby Rosalina - Pro Racer
• Birdo - N/A
• King Boo - Pro Racer
• Shy Guy - Pit Crew

Snacks (Chocolate, Soda, Chips)

Same location as the Donuts from above in Mario Circuit, this 🍃is just from the second (middle) window. This is a unique category of food and grants the following outfits:

• Mario - Mechanic
• Luigi - Mechanic
• Peach - Pro Racer
• Daisy - Pro Racer
• Yoshi - Pro Racer
• Toad - Pro Racer
• Koopa Troopa - Pro Racer
• Bowser - Pro Racer
• Wario - Pro Racer
• Waluigi - Pro Racer
• Rosalina - Pro Racer
• Baby Mario - Pro Racer
• Baby Luigi - Pro Racer
• Baby Peach - Pro Racer
• Baby Daisy - Pro Racer
• Lakitu - Pit Crew
• Toadette - Pro Racer
• Bowser Jr. - Pro Racer
• Baby Rosalina - Pro Racer
• Birdo - Pro Racer
• King Boo - Pro Racer
• Shy Guy - Pit Crew

NOTE: You can💖 skip the Lunchbox in the third window on Mario Circuit. It only resets characters♔ to their default outfits and does not unlock anything.

Yoshi Bread Basket

For this one, just go to DK Pass in Free Roam and follow the road through the tunnel in front of you. Kee𝔍p driving straight once you emerge from the tunnel, and you’ll stumble upon the Yoshi𝓰 Diner.

Outfits unlocked:

• Mario - Aviator
• Luigi - Touring
• Peach - Aviator
• Daisy - Pro Racer
• Yoshi - Touring
• Toad - Explorer
• Koopa Troopa - All-Terrain
• Bowser - N/A
• Wario - N/A
• Waluigi - N/A
• Rosalina - Aurora
• Baby Mario - N/A
• Baby Luigi - N/A
• Baby Peach - Explorer
• Baby Daisy - Explorer
• Lakitu - N/A
• Toadette - Explorer
• Bowser Jr. - Explorer
• Baby Rosalina - Explorer
• Birdo - N/A
• King Boo - N/A
• Shy Guy - Slope Styler

Popcorn

Another easy one. Go to Boo Cinema a🧸nd look to your right after the start🦋 line. You’ll see Yoshi serving Popcorn immediately.

Unlocked outfits:

• Mario - Cowboy
• Luigi - Oasis
• Peach - Vacation
• Daisy - Oasis
• Yoshi - Aristocrat
• Toad - Burger Bud
• Koopa Troopa - Sailor
• Bowser - Biker
• Wario - Oasis
• Waluigi - Wampire
• Rosalina - Aurora
• Baby Mario - N/A
• Baby Luigi - N/A
• Baby Peach - Touring
• Baby Daisy - Touring
• Lakitu - N/A
• Toadette - Soft Server
• Bowser Jr. - Biker Jr.
• Baby Rosalina - Touring
• Birdo - Vacation
• King Boo - Aristocrat
• Shy Guy - N/A

Bone Curry

Start Free Roam in Wario Stadium. Drive past the starting line and you’ll see an opening in the wall to your left. Drive t✱hrough the opening, and you’ll spot a Yoshi Diner sign above a food truck.

Outfits unlocked:

• Mario - Aviator
• Luigi - Touring
• Peach - Aviator
• Daisy - Touring
• Yoshi - Biker
• Toad - Pro Racer
• Koopa Troopa - All-Terrain
• Bowser - Supercharged
• Wario - Road Ruffian
• Waluigi - Road Ruffian
• Rosalina - Aero
• Baby Mario - Pro Racer
• Baby Luigi - Pro Racer
• Baby Peach - Pro Racer
• Baby Daisy - Pro Racer
• Lakitu - Pit Crew
• Toadette - Pro Racer
• Bowser Jr. - Biker Jr.
• Baby Rosalina - Pro Racer
• Birdo - Pro Racer
• King Boo - Pro Racer
• Shy Guy - Pit Crew

Ice Cream

For this one, we’re going to a major food hub. Select Peach Stadium in Free Roam and drive straight once you load in. You’ll head down ♛a long ramp, and you’ll arrive at four distinct Yoshi Diners in aও circle. To your left is another vendor serving Donuts, and to your right you’ll see Ice Cream served.

Outfits unlocked:

• Mario - Sightseeing
• Luigi - Touring
• Peach - Touring
• Daisy - Touring
• Yoshi - Soft Server
• Toad - Burger Bud
• Koopa Troopa - Runner
• Bowser - Pro Racer
• Wario - Wicked Wasp
• Waluigi - Wampire
• Rosalina - Aurora
• Baby Mario - Pro Racer
• Baby Luigi - Pro Racer
• Baby Peach - Touring
• Baby Daisy - Touring
• Lakitu - Pit Crew
• Toadette - Soft Server
• Bowser Jr. - Pro Racer
• Baby Rosalina - Touring
• Birdo - Pro Racer
• King Boo - Aristocrat
• Shy Guy - Slope Styler

Pancakes

This is right next to the Ice Cream vendor in Peach Stadium listed above.

Outfits unlocked:

• Mario - N/A
• Luigi - N/A
• Peach - N/A
• Daisy - N/A
• Yoshi - N/A
• Toad - Explorer
• Koopa Troopa - N/A
• Bowser - Biker
• Wario - Wicked Wasp
• Waluigi - Pro Racer
• Rosalina - Touring
• Baby Mario - Work Crew
• Baby Luigi - Work Crew
• Baby Peach - Explorer
• Baby Daisy - Explorer
• Lakitu - N/A
• Toadette - Explorer
• Bowser Jr. - Explorer
• Baby Rosalina - Explorer
• Birdo - Pro Racer
• King Boo - Pro Racer
• Shy Guy - N/A

Cake

This is next to the Pancakes in Peach Stadium listed above, 🍌and directly across from the Ice C🥃ream location around the circle.

Outfits unlocked:

• Mario - Pro Racer
• Luigi - Pro Racer
• Peach - Pro Racer
• Daisy - Pro Racer
• Yoshi - Pro Racer
• Toad - Pro Racer
• Koopa Troopa - Pro Racer
• Bowser - Pro Racer
• Wario - Pro Racer
• Waluigi - Pro Racer
• Rosalina - Pro Racer
• Baby Mario - Pro Racer
• Baby Luigi - Pro Racer
• Baby Peach - Pro Racer
• Baby Daisy - Pro Racer
• Lakitu - Pit Crew
• Toadette - Pro Racer
• Bowser Jr. - Pro Racer
• Baby Rosalina - Pro Racer
• Birdo - Pro Racer
• King Boo - Pro Racer
• Shy Guy - Pit Crew

Fish and Chips / Fish Fry

For this classic dish, head to Salty Salty Speedway in Free Roam mode. Immediately make a sharp left and wrap around the raised area that you see to your right. Once you’re on the grass, you should see a wooden ramp that will take you upwards. To your right is the Yoshi Diner; wrap around it to find the food at the front of the buil𒊎ding.

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Outfits unlocked:

• Mario - Sightseeing
• Luigi - Gondolier
• Peach - Vacation
• Daisy - Swimwear
• Yoshi - Swimwear
• Toad - N/A
• Koopa Troopa - Runner
• Bowser - Biker
• Wario - Biker
• Waluigi - Biker
• Rosalina - Touring
• Baby Mario - Swimwear
• Baby Luigi - N/A
• Baby Peach - Sailor
• Baby Daisy - Sailor
• Lakitu - N/A
• Toadette - N/A
• Bowser Jr. - Biker Jr.
• Baby Rosalina - Sailor
• Birdo - Vacation
• King Boo - N/A
• Shy Guy - N/A

Pizza

Head to Salty Salty Speedway in Free Roam mode, and make the same ๊sharp left turn you’d take to get the Fish and Chips listed above. However, instead of wrappཧing around to the raised area, continue along the path immediately in front of you. You’ll pass by a Yoshi Diner giving away Pizzas with enough toppings to disgust any pure cheese enthusiast.

Outfits unlocked:

• Mario - Sightseeing
• Luigi - Gondolier
• Peach - Sightseeing
• Daisy - Vacation
• Yoshi - Food Slinger
• Toad - Burger Bud
• Koopa Troopa - Sailor
• Bowser - Biker
• Wario - Biker
• Waluigi - Biker
• Rosalina - Touring
• Baby Mario - Swimwear
• Baby Luigi - N/A
• Baby Peach - Sailor
• Baby Daisy - Sailor
• Lakitu - N/A
• Toadette - Soft Server
• Bowser Jr. - Explorer
• Baby Rosalina - Sailor
• Birdo - Vacation
• King Boo - Aristocrat
• Shy Guy - N/A

Shish Kabob

To easily get the Shish Kabob, head to Whistlestop Summit in Free Roam mode. Immediately turn around and drive straight forward under the underpass. Make a right once you hit the w𓃲all, a༺nd you’ll find the Yoshi Diner.

• Mario - Touring
• Luigi - Touring
• Peach - Touring
• Daisy - Swimwear
• Yoshi - Food Slinger
• Toad - Explorer
• Koopa Troopa - Sailor
• Bowser - Biker
• Wario - Pirate
• Waluigi - Road Ruffian
• Rosalina - Touring
• Baby Mario - Swimwear
• Baby Luigi - Work Crew
• Baby Peach - Sailor
• Baby Daisy - Sailor
• Lakitu - Fisherman
• Toadette - Explorer
• Bowser Jr. - Biker Jr.
• Baby Rosalina - Sailor
• Birdo - Vacation
• King Boo - Pirate
• Shy Guy - Pit Crew

Coffee

Another wonderfully simple item to find. Head to Whistletop Summit in Free Roaꦗm mode and immediately take your first left. You’ll se🌄e the Yoshi vendor immediately in front of you.

Outfits unlocked:

• Mario - Cowboy
• Luigi - Gondolier
• Peach - Vacation
• Daisy - Vacation
• Yoshi - Aristocrat
• Toad - Engineer
• Koopa Troopa - Work Crew
• Bowser - Supercharged
• Wario - Work Crew
• Waluigi - N/A
• Rosalina - N/A
• Baby Mario - Work Crew
• Baby Luigi - Work Crew
• Baby Peach - N/A
• Baby Daisy - N/A
• Lakitu - N/A
• Toadette - Conductor
• Bowser Jr. - Biker Jr.
• Baby Rosalina - N/A
• Birdo - Vacation
• King Boo - Aristocrat
• Shy Guy - N/A

Milk and Yoghurt

To no one’s surprise, you’ll find these creamy treats in Moo Moo Meadows. Upon loading in, make a 90 degree turn to your left and enter into the barn. Once inside the𝔍▨ barn, take the exit to your left. You’ll see the Yoshi Diner in front of you up the hill.

Outfits unlocked:

• Mario - Touring
• Luigi - Farmer
• Peach - Farmer
• Daisy - Touring
• Yoshi - Touring
• Toad - N/A
• Koopa Troopa - Runner
• Bowser - Biker
• Wario - Biker
• Waluigi - Biker
• Rosalina - Touring
• Baby Mario - N/A
• Baby Luigi - N/A
• Baby Peach - Touring
• Baby Daisy - Touring
• Lakitu - N/A
• Toadette - N/A
• Bowser Jr. - Biker Jr.
• Baby Rosalina - Touring
• Birdo - N/A
• King Boo - N/A
• Shy Guy - N/A

Roast

Last, but not necessarily least, we want to head to Faraway Oasis on Free Roam mode. Immediately turn around and drive straight forward to head off the track and onto the asphalt road. Follow the asphalt road until it spits in two directions (ignore aꦉny dirt road offshoots), then make a right. You’ll stumble upon the Yoshi Diner serving these huge slabs of meat.

• Mario - Dune Rider
• Luigi - Touring
• Peach - Aviator
• Daisy - Touring
• Yoshi - Touring
• Toad - Explorer
• Koopa Troopa - N/A
• Bowser - N/A
• Wario - Biker
• Waluigi - Biker
• Rosalina - Touring
• Baby Mario - Work Crew
• Baby Luigi - Work Crew
• Baby Peach - Explorer
• Baby Daisy - Explorer
• Lakitu - N/A
• Toadette - Explorer
• Bowser Jr. - Explorer
• Baby Rosalina - Explorer
• Birdo - N/A
• King Boo - N/A
• Shy Guy - N/A

As such, Mario Kart fans have figured out that to unlock new Mario Kart World karts and bikes, you'll need to grab 100 coins each time, with the final unlock coming once you'v𝄹e hit 3,000. You'll naturally get to this point by just playing the game, but for those who want to get꧑ everything right away, you'll need to take on a different approach.

One has found what they believe to be the optimal way to earn coins in t🧔he game, which, funnily enough, is to drive in a straight line. Throughout the Mario Kart world💎, some cars will throw out items on occasion, such as mushrooms and bananas, and there's one that just so happens to throw out coins by Mario Bros. Circuit in the open world.

By following🧜 this car chucking out coins for a while ( it would take 25 minutes to get to 3,000 from having no coins), you'll be able to get all the coins you need with relatively little effort. Granted, it's not a particularly enjoyable way to do it, but if💖 you want everything with minimal effort, it's quite optimal. Although it'd probably be more interesting to travel around the open world where you can find massive stacks of coins sprinkled around, there's also the Coin Runners battle mode, which – as you may have guessed from the name – has you grabbing a ton of coins.

Mario Kart World has Mirror Mode after all, and you can even explore it in Free Roam thanks to this Super Mario 64 Easter egg.

Before launch, it wasn't clear if 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Switch 2 racing game Mario Kart World would include Mirror Mode at all. After all, the main idea of the latest racing game is how the💧 whole world is interconnected, with different tracks leading to the next, thanks to intermission laps. How would Mirror Mode even work in t🃏hat context? Well, it appears Nintendo has some kind of parallel dimension explanation for us.

As spotted by Twitterer @Ninjinaut, after you've unlocked Mirror Mode, 💦if you head over to the Peach Stadium course in Free Roam, and make your way up to the stained glass windows featuring the princess herself, you'll be able to drive straight through them to be transported into a mirrored version of the world.

Anyone who's played Super Mario 64 will recognise that the stained glass design is pretty much identical to a window found in the classic 1996 3D platforꦗmer, which you could jump through to access a secret level. The windows might not lead to a slide this time, but i💎t's still an obvious nod.

But how do you unlock Mirror Mode in Mario Kart World in the first place? While there's still some debate over the exact requirements, we've got a full guide on the steps that should definitely work. As well as completing all the Grand Prix cups and Knockout Tours at 150cc, you'll also need to spend some time 🍷in Free Roam collecting Peach Medallions, ? Panels, and completing P-Switch challenges.

We believe you need to do about 10 of each of those Free Roam bits, but it might be a bit less. After that, you'll need to play t♔he Special Cup again to unlock the mode. Happy hunting!

Mario Kart World is "completely broken," speedrun legend declares as players demolish the racing game's time trials with its wild new movement mechanics.

Mario Kart World Mirror Mode takes a while to unlock, and we’ve had to compare our findings to the community’s and double-check some steps, so shoutout to everyone who’s been chipping away at Nintendo Switch 2’s big first-party launch game over the first weekend. Thankfully, we now have a list of tasks every player needs to complete to be able to access it:

• Completing every Grand Prix at 150cc (no need to be top 3)
• Completing every Knockout Tour at 150cc (placing near the top is enough)
• Finding P-Switches in Free Roam; 10 apparently do the trick
• Finding 10 ? Panels in Free Roam
• Finding 10 Peach Medallions in Free Roam

While following these steps works, some players are reporting the requirements might be lower, but we haven’t been able to confirm th𝓡at, as we’ve just gone all-out with the overall completion.

The screenshot above shows how our Grand Prix screen looked like before unlocking Mirror Mode. It must be noted the Special Cup, which features the fan-favorite course Rainbow Road, only unlocks after clearing all the previous seven cups. After you’ve completed all the objectives, replay the Special Cup and you’ll get a notification after the credits telling you Mirror Mode is unlocked.

In Mirror Mode, everything is flipped, which means you’ll have to re-learn every course and most of them will feel fresh once again. You can select this mode when setting up a Grand Prix, Knockout Tour, or race.

But that’s not everything! You can also enter Mirror Mode in Free Roam if you fast-travel to Peach Stadium, drive up the course🎉 until you see the warp pipe, drop down to her castle’s roof, and enter the stained glass that depicts Peach hไerself.

Have fun!

You can rewind by pressing (down) on the direction pad to recover the last five seconds or so. Since this is a very short amount of time, you won’t be able to redo massive screw-ups, but it’s useful to get another chance at taking one shortcut or giving a difficult jump another go... as long as you hit rewind fast enough. Much like using the Dagger of Time in the early 2000s 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Prince of Persia trilogy, the rewind feature won’t fix all your problems as sometimes you’ll need more time, but it’s a nice crutch for casual players that don’t take races super seriously. There are some big caveats though:

• Unlike in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Forza Horizon, computer-controlled characters won’t rewind.
• The timer in Free Roam challenges and Time Trials (or other timed activities) isn’t affected either. You’re effectively losing time when you rewind.
• You can’t use rewind in multiplayer modes.

So, when should rewind be used if there are so many negatives to its use? Well, we’ve found it to be quite useful to learn tricky courses such as those in the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Special Cup or to r🅰each difficult spots in the Free Roam mode. Just don’t expect it to be a shortcut to win races easily.

In Mario Kart World thoughไ, they've been turned into an item you can use in races to turn your rivals into a variety of Super Mario enemies and NPCs, and scatter that same enemy across the track🎐 as aggressive obstacles.

Here's how to get the Mario Kart Worlꩵd Kamek item and all the unlocks you can get with it.

How to get the Kamek item in Mario Kart World

Don't let the above screenshot deceive you, getting the Mario Kart World Kamek item is so rare I've not actually gotten it yet - despite my many many hours in the game so far.

The Mario Kart World Kamek item is a random drop from ? Mark Blocks in 🍃races, but it's so rare that you can go through multiple Gra𓃲nd Prix or Knockout Tours and not see one feature at all.

From everything we've heard, it can drop for anyone fꦗrom 24th up to 3r💟d, but 2nd/1st place won't get the drop.

Despite its rarity, it's a very 𝓰valuable item to both get in the race, and be hit by.

What happens is when someone uses Kamek, Kamek themselves wil𒊎l fly ahead and turn anyone in front of you into an enemy or NPC racer. They'll also drop the same character all over the track as attacking obstacles.

Being hit by Kamek and transforming is the only way to unlock these characters to race as in Mario Kart World. However, it⛦'s worth noting that you're not guaranteed to be hit by Kamek if you're in front of the person who used it, so it's a very frustrating system all round.

All the Mario Kart World Kamek unlocks

There are 11 characters that the Mario Kart World Kamek unlocks. You c𒅌an read more about how to unlock Mario Kart World 🌠characters over in our complete guide, but these are the 11 character you can unlock by being hit by Kamek's spell:

• Cataquack
• Chargin’ Chuck
• Coin Coffer
• Conkodor
• Dolphin
• Fish Bone
• Peepa
• Pianta
• Rocky Wrench
• Spike
• Swoop

As f🥂ar as we can tell, the character you turn into is completely random. It's not seemingly linked to the track you're racing or which character used the item for example.

We'll update this guide if we get any more information or confirmation, but for now, this is one of the rarest and most useful of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World items in game.

Check out the full 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World roster for all the characters available, or head over to our guide on 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:how to unlock karts in Mario Kart World if you need some fresh wheels.

Mario Kart World may have ditched the antigravity sections found in its predecessor, but somehow players seem to be pulling off gravity-defying tricks even more this time around. The Nintendo 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Switch 2 ra🐽cer introduced a host of new mechanics including a charged jump, rail grinding, and wall riding, almost like a racing version of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater.

Wall riding in particular seems wild as y🔜ou can use a tiny element of the map like a signpost to boost yourself off of in mid-air, allowing for massive gaps to ꧂be skipped.

The wall riding chaos is seen in full force in a by user APXMK, as they absolutely demolish the back-half of Great ? Block Ruins, barely touching the actual track as they do it, and as the replies point out, it looks more like Trackmania than Mario K🃏art. The final time comes in at just over 15 seconds ahead of the in-💖game staff ghost time for the course.

This clip🔯 caught traction and eventually was spotted by speedrun connoisseur Summoning Salt, who is best known for making feature-length documentaries about the history of popular speedrunning games and categories on Youtube. Summoning Salt shares the vi♋deo, saying "three days in and this game is already completely broken."

Of course, this is just the beginning – with 🐷Mario Kart World's new mechanics it's a matter of time before players figure out the ins and outs and optimal routes for every stage, and we somehow end up with even more wildꦚ times and runs appearing.

Step aside, Super Horn: Mario Kart World's "exploitable" new Rewind feature is the best way to dodge blue shells in single-player or bring the CPU racers down with you.

Mario Kart World is a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive, which means it is not available on Switch 1 or any other Switch consoles.

Nintendo has said that 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World essentially wouldn't have been possible on the original Switch - it needs the features and specs of the Nintendo𝔍 Switch 2 to run how the developers intended.

In an interview with GamesRadar+, Kosuke Yabuki, Pr💮oducer Mario Kart World, told us that "the biggest factor is the computational power of the Nintendo Switch 2" when it comes to Nintendo Switch 2 exclusives.

"The expansive world, the wide variety of players and characters, and the wide variety of objects within this world, and everything working at 60fps, it was thanks to the processing power of the Nintendo Switcꦿh 2 that we could achieve this," Yabuki-san added. "Overall it is thanks to the Nintendo Switch 2 that we achieved everything we wanted to achieve wi🍨th Mario Kart World."

He added t💦hat the team was "dying to have this performance and power" to play with.

Howꦰever, it's not just the graphical grunt that the Switch 2 offers, it's also about other new features - particularly Game Chat.

"When it comes to Mario Kart, it's always been a key concept to play and have fun together with other players. With GameChat you are able to chat with friends while playing and seꦯe their screens, and also to display their faces above the racing characters. This was a major evolution when it comes to Mario Kart."

So there you have it.

You'd think that the headline Nintendo Switch 2 launch game wou🔯ld support Game Share, but the answer is a bit more complicated.

Does Mario Kart World support Game Share?

Mario Kart World does not support Game Share or being shared online via Game Chat.

Game Share not being a feature for Mario Kart World is a real shame, as it's practically a perfect game for the funct༒ionality with so many of us wanting t♑o play Mario Kart World with our friends.

We assume it's because Mario Kart World is the headline system-seller for Nintendo Switch 2 that it doesn't support the feature, as Nintendo is hoping for more people to want to♑ buy Mario Kart World than share it from someone else.

What is Game Share?

Nintendo Switch 2 Game Share essentially allows you to share and play games with your friends locally. The crucial thing is that they don't nee💞d to own the game, and can be playing on Sﷺwitch 2, Switch 1, Switch OLED or even Switch Lite.

You will need to be close by and on the same Wi-Fi network to do it, and you'll have to be sharing your game from a Switc𝔍h 2.

If you want to share your game 𝕴with friends online, y🎐ou'll have to use Game Chat instead.

Here's our full guide to and which games are compatible.

Rewind does exactly what its name suggests – when you're playing offline by yourself, be it in a race or while in Free Roam🤡, you can hit down on the D-pad to take your racer back in time. The idea is that if you make a mistake – maybe you missed an Item Box, or messed up a turn – you🐻 can immediately retrace your steps.

Other CPU racers aren't affected, so you have to use it sparingly so they don't zoom on ahead of you while you're busy time traveling, but players have quickly found that it's very useful when it comes to dodging the notorious blue shells, as well as all oth🌌er manner of things.

"The rewind feature is sooooooooo exploitable that you can use ൲this to dodge offline in Grand Prix and Knockout Tour," one player writes, sharing a clip of the feature in action. "I literally dodge both blue shell and lightning at the same time. This is sooooo cheating LMFAOOOOOO."

"Once again, I have outsmarted Miyamoto," Jeff Grubb jokes on Twitter, deꦰmonstrating another masterful blue shell dodge.

Meanwhile, another player shows that even if you don't quite manage to time the dodge correctl🤪y with Rewind, you can still bring other unsuspecting racers down with you. It's definitely the heinous use of the feature, but hey, it's rather funny – Baby Peach must have been left flabbergasted in this player's clip.

Again, it's worth keeping in mind that you can only do this in single-player – Rewind isn't going to ruin online races, because it's literally unusable there. It's a good job, too – can you imagine the rage?

Nintendo, what have you done: Moo Moo Cow has completely overtaken Mario Kart World lobbies as Switch 2 players embrace the best new character.

Many drivers are interested in looking as dazzling as possible when crossing the finish line in first position. Those players will be happy to learn that Mario Kart World has many unlockable outfits and cosꦯtumes.

As far as we can tell, these unique outfits and costumes are strictly limited to the main character roster, m✅eaning you won’t be seeing Cow wearing a tux or anything like that for now. Anything is possible with post-launch updates though.

Acquiring the extra outfits and cost𝕴umes is really easy and will happen naturally as you play the game, but there’s an ‘optimized’ way to rush through those unlockables if you want everything as soon as possible.

First, however, make sure that you’ve completed every cup once so you have every m🌸ember of the main cast ready to ob🌠tain their bling.

The key to unlocking outfits and costumes are Dash Food pickups. The easiest way to get them is visiting the Yoshi-owned fast food restaurants found all over the map (you can go through them either in Free Roam or during races), but you can also find them in certain scenarios, s♏uch as crowded roads ꦗwith lots of traffic.

In many cases, trucks have food pickups on top of them, tempting players to charge-jump on or ride over them. It must be noted these food pickups also provi𓆉de speed boosts, so they’re useful in more than one🐬 way.

Depending on the regional food you obtain from the pickups, the character will get an entirely different outfit related to the region. Some characters, however, have fewer fits 🦩and will only g🗹et the aforementioned speed boosts from them.

Also, remember that NPC and creature characters can’t get extra costumes. Once you’ve unlocked an outfit, a big notification will po🐓p up at the bottom of the screen. You’ll then be able 𒁏to select them as alternative versions of the characters in the selection screen.

You'll probably also want to know how to unlock new Mario Kart World characters, and who's who in the full 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World roster.

How many karts are in Mario Kart World

There are a total of 40 karts in Mario Kart world.

There are 11 vehicles unlocked at the beginning. At the time of writing, we can also confirm there are 29 karts, motorbikes, and ATVs you need to unlock, raising the total to 40. We don’t rule out the possibility of secret unlockable♑s tied to more obscure game conditions though, but we’ve yet to see any beyond these 40.

How to unlock new karts in Mario Kart World

The good news is that vehicles are very easy to unlock, though it’ll take you a while to collect them all. You just need to earn coins in races, battles, and other game modes. In total, you’ll need 100 coins to obtain a new vehicle.

This amount doesn’t increase with each new unlock, so you just have to keep playing the game. It must be noted you can’t gain more than 20 coins per race, and you’ll also lose some each time you’re hit by an object, so there’s a bit of a grind꧅ involved... unless you play a specific mode.

In the Battle Mode Coin Runners (which you can play solo or with friends), the objective is to collect as many coins as you can to win rounds. That means the ‘20 coin’ limit doesn’t apply here, and you can bank them all the same. This might be the quickest way to work towards the💫 unlockable vehicles🍃.

Additionally, there are stacks of coins placed all over the open world in Free Roam for you to collect if you want to unlock new Mario Kart World karts fastꦉer.

On top of those, the Coin Runners trick, and simply picking them up during races or from players who have been hit, there are three pick-up items that generate coins when used: the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:? Block, the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Coin Shell, and the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Coin (which gives you several coins).

You'll probably also want to know how to unlock new Mario Kart World characters, and who's who in the full 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World roster.

"Thank you for so many years of friendship and joy," Kelly wrote in an Instagram ode to the character. "I'm sad that it's over, I truly would have wanted to voice Peach and Toad forev♛er. Nintendo let me know yesterday that they decided to recast these roles. I'm grateful that I got to do these voic🔥es for so many years. Peach and Toad are such strong and beautiful characters that I pray they live forever no matter who voices them. So much love."

Kelly first steppe🦩d into Peach's pink heels in 2007 with the double whammy of Mario Party 8 and Mario Strikers ♛Charged. She then continued to lend her voice to Peach, Baby Peach, Toad, Captain Toad, and sometimes Toadette in more than 70 projects spread across the last 17 years, seemingly ending with Mario & Luigi: Brothership. Talk about an iconic run.

Princess Peach isn't the only role who's been recast, either. Yesterday, we reported that Donkey Kong's long-time voice actor was al🐽so missing in the game's credits. And, of course, just a few years ago, the wondrous Charles Martinet gave his blessing to a new generation of ♌actors to don Mario, Luigi, Wario, and Wal🐭uigi's caps.

We don't quite know exactly who's voicing Peach or Donkey Kong in Mario Kart World and beyond, though. You see, Nintendo doe꧅sn't list voice actors next to their characters in the cr༺edits, so your guess is as good as mine until the Big N says so itself.

In the meantime, check out the 15 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best Switch 2 games so far, as well as our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Switch 2 review.

You don't just have to take my word for it, as Twitter is currently packed with people using the mechanics in ways I could have never imagined. Just behold this Mario Kart streamer cutting a massive corner in the new Great? Block Ruins track by drift boosting into a palm tree that you'd think was just scenery on the side of the track, only to boun🅺ce off it and back onto the road. "OH YES, BABY," the streamer triumphantly yells, and I get it.

Similarܫly, one Twitter user shares a clip of them grinding along a rail, before launching themselves off, bouncing off a palm tree (a recurring theme), and landing on an elevated surface that doesn't even look like you're even i🌞ntended to drive there. All this is done in an effort to skip a corner of the track, which they manage spectacularly, I might add. "MK World tricks might be the best to ever do it," they write.

Straight up wall riding is another way to shave some time off your laps in World, as anꦉother player demonstrates how it can allow you to reach otherwise unreachable areas for new strategies. There's clearly a lot to consider if you really want to aim for the best reco🔯rds you can.

It also shouldn't be ignored how the new grind rails and ropes can be used for other, far more nefarious purposes – firing green shells. Shells can now travel up grind rails, and if you channel some galaxy-brain-level precision, you can watch your projectiles travel along them before🍌 hitting blissfully unaware racers after they slide back off 🦹again. I'm not sure if this player's demonstration was intentional or not, but it's glorious.

And folks, this is after just one day with the game. I can't wait to see w🐟hat other cool tricks people manage to come up with using the new mechanic✤s – strategies are clearly about to open up immensely.

Be sure to check out our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Switch 2 review if you're considering buying Nintendo's new console, as well as our list of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best Switch 2 games to play on it.

Stickers are strictly visual customization items serving as one of the main collectibles of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World. They can be used to add a bit of flavor to your profile, karts, and scoreboard. Think of icons and player cards in modern 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Call of Duty titles, for example.

You get a fair number of stickers are available to use from the get-go. To apply them to your car and profile, select a character, get to the vehicle selection screen, and press the (+) button as indicated. Only one sticker can be꧙ used at once, so you’ll likely want to showcase your biggest achievement tied to it.

If you want more though, Mario Kart World stickers are earned as rewards for completing challenges and activities a😼cross the many game modes. We haven’t come across any that feel too grindy, so playing the game normally should get you most of them. We have some recommendati♌ons/targets though:

• Complete every Grand Prix and try to achieve higher start ratings in them: Going through each cup is one of the first things you should do anyway, as the main character unlocks are tied to them. You’ll get extra stickers this way too.
• Look for Peach Medallions: These collectible items are hidden throughout the open world and give you a good reason to spend more time in Free Roam. They can also trigger secret events and unlock hidden areas.
• P-Switch Missions: You’ll often come across these side challenges in Free Roam, so take a moment to finish them in order to unlock various rewards, including new stickers.
• Free Roam secrets: Discover secret areas and complete regional activities like eating different Dash Foods to get more stickers.
• Hit profile milestones: You’ll also obtain stickers when you finish a set number of races, travel for (x) kilometers, and complete other activities, both online and offline.

As far as we can tell, there are 25 stickers to collect, but reports are saying that some players have found extra hidden ones, so the definitive number is u♕p in the air for now.

There are plenty of things to collect, so make sure to check out our guides for how to unlock new characters in Mario Kart World and the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:full Mario Kart World roster.

Everyone had a jolly good time celebrating the fact that the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Switch 2's killer app would fina📖lly let us play as Cow - you know, the beloved moo-ers from Mario Kart Wii's Moo Moo Meadows track. Adorable.

But now that Mario Kart World is out in the wild, people 🌌are discovering that Cow will happily chomp down an entire beef burger (or what looks like a beef burger - this is all alleged, remember) while doing a cheery emote, no less. The absolute monster.

In case you haven't kept up to date, Mario Kart World♏ lets you pick up fast food bags along v🌃arious tracks that'll swap out your character's outfit and give you a little boost. Plates of sushi, kebabs, and, yes, burgers are all on the menu. See evidence of the cow cannibalism for yourself .

Of c🤪ourse, it's entirely possible that the burgers in 🍎Mario Kart World are vegan. (The beefy beef burgers in Super Nintendo World aren't encouraging, but still.) What about the playable Crab who eats sushi, though? Is all the food vegan? And we know from Super Mario Bros. Wonder that even plants in the Mushroom Kingdom can be sentient - scratch that, sapient. So even if the food is vegan, and cross-species consumption isn't technically cannibalism, I'm still judging the entire roster for potentially eating plants that can smile and laugh and cheer you along like an old friend.

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It shouldn't be a surprise to any long-time Nintendo fans, though. The cannibalism in Animal Crossing: New Horizons was undisputable. We'll update this story as more evide🌃nce comes to light.

For now, check out the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:15 best Switch 2 games available now.

Mario Kart World's big, new gimmick this time around is its wide open map. In Free Roam, you can explore off-road completely, but the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:sort-of open world also creeps into classic races💫, too. Knockout Mode, for example, has 24 players race from one track to the next with no interruptions whatsoever and is one of the most outrageously funny 10 minutes you can have in a game this year.

But fans aren't enjoying the new, in-between tracks half as much in regular online races. Here, you'll complete one track, wait in a free-roaming lobby while everyone votes on the next, and then head to the race along an intermission track – a long road that conne𝔉cts one track to the nex🌼t.

The problem is that these intermission tracks make up the bul♔k of online races – sometimes taking up four out of five checkpoints – and by the time you actually reach your destination, the one that everyone voted for, that is, you're only allowed to race through it once. Basically, say goodbye to three-lap tracks in online.

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Fans have found one workaround, though. Simply vote for a "Random" track in between rac𒆙es – if a random one gets picked, then💫 you'll be popped in to a classic three-lap race without needing to drive to it first.

In fairness, some multi-biome intermission tracks are really wonderful, pushing you from a spaceport to a long stretch of wavy waters to, finally, a giant cas♓tle. It's just that some Mario Kart World players don't want them 🌜in every game mode.

"I've been playing 💯World a decent amount this afternoon and I'm happy to say that in my opinion Nintendo have created some great tracks for this game," one Redditor . "BUT that's pointless because you only drive on them for 20% of the race and the other 80% is just a boring drag race between t🐠racks. I mean most players in the lobbies are now voting for random because it guarantees a normal race without intermissions, but eventually everyone will do this and that just makes voting pointless." Hear, hear.

In the meantime, here's the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:full Mario Kart World roster and the 15 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best Switch 2 games to play right now, as well as our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Switch 2 review if you're still considering whether or not to buy Nintendo's new console.

Below, we'll cover the steps needed to play with friends online in Mario Kart World, including the best options and what yoꦺu'll need to do to form rooms together, as well as if there's an ability to bring friends into larger games with randos in multiplayer.

How to play with friends in Mario Kart World o𝔉nline

To join ꦗfriends online in Mario Kart Woඣrld, you need to do the following:

1. Make sure all players have a Nintendo Switch Online Membership. You can't play online games without them.
2. One player goes to the main menu of Mario Kart World and selects "Online Play".
3. From there, select "Friends" and then "Create Room."
4. Select your character and kart, and this will put you in Free Roam.
5. Press + to bring up the menu and select "View Room Info" to get your Room ID, a six-digit code.
6. At this point, your friends who want to join you should Select "Online Play" and "Friends" too, then "Search By Room ID" at the top.
7. Enter the code of your friend's room to join it.
8. When everybody has joined, the person who created the room can press + again and choose "Start Game".
9. At this point the room-creator can decide your game mode and the rules accordingly.
10. When the game is done, you will all be returned to the Free Roam room to decide the next game!

It's relatively basic as room-based systems go: one of you creates a room/server, and shares the code so everybody ꦍcan join, then just starts up some matches. You can also change your kart and character while in the free roam area from the pausꦦe menu.

Ca🍷n you play with online friends and randos on Mar💙io Kart World multiplayer?

Annoyingly, there is no way to join friends for larger online play in Mario Kart World at time oꦡf writing, meaning that players on two different Switch 2 consoles can't form a lobby that then fills in the remaining spa🍎ces with random online players – instead, it will use bots to fill the gaps.

The only way to play with friends in largerꦦ multiplayer is by doing so locally, using two controllers on the same Switch before selecting the multiplayer optionꦍ. It's possible that updates will change this in the future, but there's no guarantee right now.

Want some more help with all things motorized? Check out how to unlock characters in Mario Kart World with our dedicated page, or find out 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:how to wall ride in Mario Kart World and pull off some sick tricks!

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Despite all the new additions, Mario Kart World’s control scheme is identical to that of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe; the new moves work with the drift/boost buttons (R/ZR) we have worn out over the years. It’s all about the context in which you press them, positioning, and direction of movement. It must be noted, howeve🙈r, that wall-driving/riding is a bit trickier to pull off than rail-grinding due to the initial step, but these are our best tips to jump on walls and gain an extra boost:

1. Use the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Feather item to launch yourself up in the air: The 🥂thing about wall-driving is that you need to gain altitude and land on them to start the process, so using the Feather item seems like th🍷e easiest way to do so. Of course, you have to randomly obtain it from the boxes, so this isn’t 100% ideal.

2. Use a ramp to boost yourself up: The jump-boos🧔ting mechanic hasn’t gone anywhere; you want to use every bump and ramp you come across to gain an extra boost. In some cases, these ramps are placed right before𒐪 wall sections, which makes jumping on them easy-peasy. Another opportunity to watch out for.

3. Charge-jumping onto walls: You can also just do it yourself and get on walls with charged🤪 jumps, which you can achieve by holding down and then releasing (R/ZR) without steering left or right (you don’t want to d♎rift). Once you see the kart has charged up, let go and it’ll jump. The correct timing and position will get you up on the nearest wall.

Press (R/ZR) again to perform some tricks or bounce off with directional inputs (🐬you can even jump between walls this way). Last but not least, remember you’ll build up a speed boost as long as you’re riding the wall... which is why we wanted to explain this mechanic iꩲn the first place.

Don’t be afraid though. Mario Kart World’s controls remain as simple as ever, and the new moves are tied to 🙈the drift/boost buttons (R/ZR). By the way, both buttons work the same; just use whichever one feels more comfortable to you. When it comes to how ཧto grind rails in Mario Kart World, there are two options:

1. Simply riding rails that appear at the ground level: If you drive straight into rails that start (or go on for a while) at the base race track level, the character ju🌌st rides it until it ends, an object hits them, or you just decide to jump off.

2. Charge-jumping on to rails: Most of the time, you’ll want to get on rails after you’ve driven past their start points, and you can do so by charging a jump by holding down and releasing (R/ZR) without steering left or rig🥃ht (as that would cause the kart to drift instead). Once you notice the kart is charged, like when it drifts, let go and it’ll jump. With the right timing and position, you can jump onto rails this way (or dodge incoming attack items).

You can also perform tricks while grinding rails by pressing (R/ZR) again; this will make the character/kart jump and increase the movement speed while grinding. It feels both great and useful, so give it a go as often as you can. This also allows you t🍬o jump off the rails if you use a side directional input during the trick.

We’re thinking it’s a bit of both, actually. There’s a total of 50 playable racers in the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World roster, and this includes 24 main cast drivers and 26 NPC drivers/creatures. When you first start the game, only 17 main characters and 15 NPCs are unlocked, leaving꧙ a bunch of them out o🌄f the initial roster and set as rewards.

How to unlock main characters in Mario Kart World

The good news is that unlocking the main Mario Kart World characters is quite easy and doesn’t take too long. In fact, unlocking the seven extra main drivers is a great way to learn each track and get used to the new mechanics, such as grinding rails and jumping on walls. Just head over to Grand Prix in the menu and complete each of the Course Cups, no matter the final result. Here’s who you can recruit by completin🍎g each of the seven cups availab🐓le at the moment:

• Donkey Kong – Mushroom Cup
• Daisy – Flower Cup
• Rosalina – Star Cup
• Lakitu – Shell Cup
• Birdo – Banana Cup
• King Boo – Leaf Cup
• Bowser Jr. – Lightning Cup

Every other m🍒ain character – Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, Bowser, Toad, Toadette, Koopa Troopa, Wario, Waluigi, Baby Mario, Baby Luigi, Baby Peach, Baby Daisy, Baby Rosalina, Pauline, and Shy Guy – is unlocke𓃲d from the get-go.

How to unlock NPC characters in Mario Kart World

As for the NPC characters, you’ll need to be transformed by Kamek into that enemy. After being transformed once (the transformations seem random), the NPC or creature will be permanently unlocked in the roster of drivers. You’ll get a big notification at the bottom of the screen during a race when it happe☂ns. Here’s the list o𒉰f unlockable NPCs/creatures:

• Cataquack
• Chargin’ Chuck
• Coin Coffer
• Conkodor
• Dolphin
• Fish Bone
• Peepa
• Pianta
• Rocky Wrench
• Spike
• Swoop

The NPCs/creatures unlocked by default are: Cheep Cheep, Cow, Dry Bones, Goomba, Hammer Bro, Monty Mole, Nabbit, Para-Biddybud, Penguin, Piranha Plant, Snowman, Pokey, Si♋destepper, Stingby, and Wiggler.

Full Mario Kart World track list

Here’s a breakdown of all playable Mario Kart World tracks, alongside details on every Cup in Grand Prix mode a🅠nd every Rally in the all-new Knockout Tour.

All Mario Kart World Grand Prix Cups and Tracks

As with every previous instalment of the Mario Kart series, Grand Prix offers Mario Kart World players a selection of ♎eight Cups, each made up of four tracks each for racers to compete for first place. The Cups and tracks available in Mario Kart World are as follows:

Mushroom Cup

The Mario Kart World Mushroom Cꩲup is made up of these four tracks:

• Mario Bros. Circuit
• Crown City
• Whistlestop Summit
• DK Spaceport

Flower Cup

The Mario Kart World Flower Cup is made up of these four track🃏s:

• Desert Hills
• Shy Guy Bazaar
• Wario Stadium
• Airship Fortress

Star Cup

❀The Mario Kart World Star Cup is ma𒊎de up of these four tracks:

• DK Pass
• Starview Peak
• Sky High Sundae
• Wario’s Galleon

Shell Cup

The Mario Kart World Shell Cup is♚ made up of these four tracks:

• Koopa Troopa Beach
• Faraway Oasis
• Crown City
• Peach Stadium

Banana Cup

The M🀅ario Kart World Banana Cup is made up of these🍸 four tracks:

• Peach Beach
• Salty Salty Speedway
• Dino Dino Jungle
• Great ? Block Ruins

Leaf Cup

The Mario Kart World 💜Leaf Cup is made up of these four tracks:

• Cheep Cheep Falls
• Dandelion Depths
• Boo Cinema
• Dry Bones Burnout

Lightning Cup

The 🉐Marioౠ Kart World Lightning Cup is made up of these four tracks:

• Moo Moo Meadows
• Choco Mountain
• Toad’s Factory
• Bowser’s Castle

Special Cup

The Mario Kart World S💦pec🧸ial Cup is made up of these four tracks:

• Acorn Heights
• Mario Circuit
• Peach Stadium
• Rainbow Road

Every 🥂Mario Kart World Knockout 💛Tour Rally and Track Selection

New to Mario Kart World are Knockout Tours, an eli⭕mination-style tournament where racers drive between a collection of six tracks to be the last racer 🍒standing. The slowest players at the end of each track are eliminated.

As a result of this unique structure, tracks are not collected together in the same order as ✱your typical Grand Prix. Below is a list of every rally in Mario Kart World, and what tracks these rallies consist 🦋of.

Golden Rally

The Mario Kart Wor🍸ld Golden Rally contains t✨hese six tracks:

• Desert Hills
• Mario Bros. Circuit
• Choco Mountain
• Moo Moo Meadows
• Mario Circuit
• Acorn Heights

Ice Rally

The Mario Kart World Ice Rally cont🀅ains these six tracks:

• Sky-High Sundae
• Starview Peak
• Dandelion Depths
• Cheep Cheep Falls
• Peach Stadium
• Crown City

Moon Rally

The Mario Ka🌊rt World Moon Rally contains these six tracks:

• Bowser's Castle
• Toad's Factory
• Moo Moo Meadows
• Dandelion Depths
• Cheep Cheep Falls
• Faraway Oasis

Spiny Rally

The Mario Kart World Spiny Rally 🐬contains these six tracks:

• Boo Cinema
• Starview Peak
• DK Pass
• Salty Salty Speedway
• Peach Beach
• Wario Shipyard

Cherry Rally

The Mario Kart World Cherry Rally contains these six track༺s:

• Peach Beach
• Dino Dino Jungle
• Koopa Troopa Beach
• DK Spaceport
• Whistlestop Summit
• Desert Hills

Acorn Rally

The Mario Kart World Acorn Rally contains these six tracks𒁃:

• Toad's Factory
• Wario Stadium
• Choco Mountain
• Peach Stadium
• Cheep Cheep Falls
• DK Pass

Cloud Rally

The Mario Kart Wo✃rld Cloud Rally co🐎ntains these six tracks:

• Airship Fortress
• Shy Guy Bazaar
• Mario Bros. Circuit
• Crown City
• Faraway Oasis
• Great ? Block Ruins

Heart Rally

The Mario Kart World Heart Rally contains these six trꦗℱacks:

• Shy Guy Bazaar
• Airship Fortress
• Dry Bones Burnout
• Mario Circuit
• Moo Moo Meadows
• Peach Stadium

Still, there are notable faces absen꧅t from this initial roster of racers. Where is Donkey Kong, or Daisy? Turns out you have to unlock new characters in a varie🔯ty of different ways.

Read on for the full Mario Kart Worlℱd character list, plus the key things to do to unlock the rest.

Mario Kart World roster

After unlocking all of the characters, you’ll end up with a grand total of 50 characters to race through the Mushroom Kingdom alone, with ꧒friends, or online. This excludes a large array of alternative costumes you can unlock for each of🐈 the main characters. The full list of main characters is as follows:

• Mario
• Luigi
• Peach
• Yoshi
• Bowser
• Toad
• Toadette
• Koopa Troopa
• Wario
• Waluigi
• Baby Mario
• Baby Luigi
• Baby Peach
• Baby Daisy
• Baby Rosalina
• Pauline
• Shy Guy
• Donkey Kong
• Daisy
• Rosalina
• Lakitu
• Birdo
• King Boo
• Bowser Jr.

As for creature racers, you can race asಌ any of the following in Mario Kart World:

• Goomba
• Wiggler
• Dry Bones
• Hammer Bro
• Nabbit
• Piranha Plant
• Sidestepper
• Monty Mole
• Stingby
• Penguin
• Cheep Cheep
• Cow
• Para-Biddybud
• Pokey
• Snowman
• Cataquack
• Chargin’ Chuck
• Coin Coffer
• Conkodor
• Dolphin
• Fish Bone
• Peepa
• Pianta
• Rocky Wrench
• Spike
• Swoop

How to unlock every racer in Mario Kart World

He🎉re are the m🌳ethods for unlocking every racer in Mario Kart World.

How to Unlock Main Characters in Mario Kart World

As with any r💖ecent entry in the Mario Kart series, players will have the freedom to race across 32 different tracks, a mix of all-new courses and beloved classics from across the history of the franchise. Th൩ese are split across eight cups: Mushroom, Flower, Star, Shell, Banana, Leaf, Lightning and the legendary Special Cup. Alongside the 17 characters available by default, seven racers are unlocked for completing each of the first seven cups in the game, regardless of your final placement. Thankfully, it won’t be necessary for you to grind for first place in 150cc just to unlock these characters.

To unlock these seven racers in Mario Kart World, you must co🔥mplete the following.

• Donkey Kong - Complete Mushroom Cup with any finishing position
• Daisy - Complete Flower Cup with any finishing position
• Rosalina - Complete Star Cup with any finishing position
• Lakitu - Complete Shell Cup with any finishing position
• Birdo - Complete Banana Cup with any finishing position
• King Boo - Complete Leaf Cup with any finishing position
• Bowser Jr. - Complete Lightning Cup with any finishing position

These characters each unlock i🌳ndividually of their costumes, which must be unlocked at random by consuming food from food stalls during races or when roaming the open world. For example in Grand Prix, after using this new costume for the remainder of that race you will return to your original costume for the rest of the cu🌊p, before being able to select it as a permanent option from the character select screen next time.

How to Unlock Creature Racers in Mario Kart World

Beyond the beloved primary cast of characters expected in any Mario ser🏅ies title, Mario Kart World includes an impressive roster of minor characters, including numerous beloved NPCs, enemies and various creatures from throughout the series. This list features characters who have been playable in prior Mario Kart titles such as the Hammer Bros, but also a huge array of characters making their playꦿable series debut with this new title.

While these will be characters you will be forced to race aga💛inst from the moment you step onto the racecourse, it won’t be possible to play as all of them from the get-go. To unlock these racers, you must first be randomly transformed into one of these characters when an opponent uses a Kamek item. This is a random but rare item available in item boxes that wi💮ll transform all enemies in front of the user into a random creature alongside other potentially-harmful effects.

If you are transformed into a creature🌱 that is not already unlocked, this character will be permanently unlocked for use in future races. Alongside those creatures unlocked by default, the following characters can be unlocked using this method:

• Cataquack
• Chargin’ Chuck
• Coin Coffer
• Conkodor
• Dolphin
• Fish Bone
• Peepa
• Pianta
• Rocky Wrench
• Spike
• Swoop

Unlike main ꦚcharacters, creatures have no alternative costumes to unlock. This is a shame - imagine Cow in a pretty little hat! - but at least this gives you a huge array of unusual characters to race with against friends or in online play.

Alongside recognizable and iconic favorites from across the series, there are a number of new Mario Kart World items to contend with in your race for first place. Not only that, unlike prior titles in the series, items are automatically held behind the player, rather than requiring a player to hold the item button in order to do so. Here is a list of every Mario Kart W🌺orld item and what they do, so you can take your first step from 24th place to 1st.

Every item in Mario Kart World

There are a total of 24 Mario Kart World items, including triple items, each with its own unique effect♏s.

Banana Peel

Bananas are an ever-present item of the Mario Kart series, one that can be placed directly behind you or thrown forwards. Once placed on the track, those who come into contact with these items will spin out and lose momentum. You can 🔴also obtain triple bananas, three bananas that spin around the player and can be used for the same results.

Mushroom

Another familiar item to Mario Kart fans, mushrooms act as spဣeed boosts. Use this to gain a short burst of speed. Can also be collected as triple mushrooms, which allow you to activate the effect three times.

Golden Mushroom

Everythingꦑ’s better in gold, as they say! This item allows you to repeatedly boost for a set period of time from its first use, allowing you to shoot past the competition.

Mega Mushroom

Rather than a speed boost like typical 🍰mushrooms, the mega mushroom makes you bigger! This item enlarges both you and the vehicle, it will make you slightly faster, but also allows you to squash nearby drivers, flattening them and slowing them down.

Green Shells

An offensive item present in the series since the beginning, these are non-homing offensive items that can be fired forwards or backwards. Any opponent that comes int🌺o contact with these shells will 𒆙be damaged, losing coins and spinning out. Triple green shells work like triple bananas, initially spinning around the player like a barrier until they are used.

Red Shells

Red shells are very similar to green shells, except th🥀ese items will hone in on enemies in front of the driver if fired forwards. If fired backwards, these shells w♎ill function identically to green shells. You can also get triple red shells, allowing you to fire shells three times instead of once.

Blue Shell

The bane of any player vying for the crown, this is a homing shell that, once thrown, flies through the center of the track towards the first-placed driver. Alongside damaging any driver it hits along the way, this blue shell will almost certainly damage the first place driver in their tracks unless they have a mushroom or can use a su👍per horn to destroy the blue shell just before impact.

Coin Shell

An all-new Mario Kart World item, this shell when fired continues forwards along the center of the course ඣfor a set distance, damaging drivers it comes into contact with while dropping coins to be collected. More coins means faster driving, so this can be a valuable item for increasing your speed to gain an ed🅺ge in a race.

Fire Flower

The iconic fire flower, in the context of Mario Kart W💞orld, allows the driver to throw fireballs f♈orwards or backwards for a limited time, causing any driver it hits to spin out of control.

Ice Flower

A new, colder variant of the Fire Flower, this will also make the driver to spin out of control and will also freeze the driver, caus𓆏ing them to sl💎ightly skid when they resume driving.

Boomerang Flower

The boomerang flower allows you to throw a boomerang forwards or backwards three times, damaging anyone it comes into contact with on the initial throw or return journey towards the player. The final throw will not return to the player and instead continue in the direction thrown for a limited distance beꦛfore disappearing.

Bullet Bill

A lifeline for struggling racers to put them back into contention, the bullet bill transforms the driver into the item for a short time, rocketing them forwards at high speed an☂d sending any driver flying that it comes into contact with.

Bob-Omb

Th💃is iconic symbol of the Mario series, in the context of Mario Kart World, transforms into an explosive fired at your opposing drivers. Throw this item forwards or drop it behind you and, after a few seconds൲, it will explode. Anyone in the radius will spin out.

Hammer

An all new item for Mario Kart World, these function l🦩ike the hammers used by Hammer Bros in Mari𝔉o platformers. With three uses, throwing them forwards or backwards will leave behind four hammers in a row in the ground. Anyone running into these hammers will spin out.

Super Horn

This horn is not only one of the few ways to counter a blue shell, the item can be used at any time to fire a supersonic wave in a small radius around ꦛyour character for a short time, damaging other racers and destroying any items that come too close.

Coin

The coin is a simple item, and if you’re out in front, will likely be one you will collect often from any item ꦏbox you encounter. Tಞhis item simply gives you two coins, helping to increase your top speed.

? Block

The ? Block is perfect for anyone seeking✨ a burst of speed to gain an edge over the leaders. This item will place a block above your head and give the user coins any time they press the item button for a limited♚ time. It also provides them with a slight speed boost on each press.

Boo

A Boo, turned into an item! This item will turn the driver transparent for a short time, allowing them to pass through other drivers, shells and bananas without being imp🅰acted. It can also steal other items from drivers that you can then use for yourself.

Blooper

The blooper, when used, will spray black ink on any driver in front of the user, temporarily obscuring their vision. Particularly good to use against your friends in a tight 𝓡race!

Feather

The feather in Mario Kart World allows the driver to jump high in the air to avoid items or, in some c𒁃ases, jump to a new section of the course. In battle mode, this can also be used to steal balloons if you can successfully use the f🤡eather to jump over another player.

Super Star

The super star is one of the most powerful items in Mario Ka🐬rt World, making its user temporarily invincꦗible and giving them a burst of speed. If you drive into another racer while using this item, they’ll spin out.

Lightning

The lightning, when used, will strike other drivers in front of you, shrinking them and slowing them down💞 for a 🐲limited time while destroying any items they hold.

Kamek

A new item in Mario Kart World and one of the most unusual, Kamek will cause strange things to happen to drivers in front of the user. Other racers will be transformed into another creature racer for a limited time. 🐼Although this item has minimal impact on the racers themselves, if you are impacted by this item and transformed into a creature or minor character you have yet to unlock as a playable racer, you will unlock this racer to use in future races.

Dash Food

The final new item in Mario Kart World, collectinജg Dash Food in either free roam or Grand Prix races will give you a short burst of speed. If you are racing as a character that has unlockable costumes, eating this food will also transform the character into a random costume. Not only that, if you haven’t previously unlocked this costume, this will permanentlꦆy unlock the costume for you to choose from the character selection screen.

There are a lot of items in Mario Kart World, but only by understanding ♏each one and how they are used will you be able to take advantage of them and win the race. Happy racing!

Fans on the have got their hands on Mario Kart World, and despite the fact you need to unlock the big ape, they have noticed that the in-game credits are missing any mention of Takashi Nagasako, who has voiced Donkey Kong since 2004's Mario Power Tennis all the way through to 2024's Super Mario Party Jamboree, as well as his dad / grandad (澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:it's unclear) Cranky Kong.

One thing Nintendo does in its games is only list the voice actors, as opposed to listing who they play, which is how Mick Wingert was before Kevin Afghani confirmed it was him. So no one is lis🉐ted with Donkey Kong next to their name, however, one name that is in the credits is , who just so happened to be the voice actor for Donkey Kong in the Japanese dub of The Super Mario Bros. Movie (also Daruk in The Legend of Zel🅺da series).

The other big deal to come out of this i𒁏s that Samantha Kelly – who has voiced Princess Peach, Toad and Toadette♓ since 2007 – is also However, once again since there are no character names listed, we don't actually have a great idea of who could take over, since Anya Taylor-Joy is unsurprisingly not listed in there.

that Princess Peach Showtime would have been her last time as Peach, which is ironic as the last Peach game – Super Princess Peach – marked Jen Taylor's final ti☂me in the role.

Presumably Donkey Kong will keep this new voice going into 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Donkey Kong Bananza. However, there is always a chance that Nagasako will reprise his role as Cranky Kong in the upcoming game, especially since he just did voice work for the Donkey Kong Country expansion at Universal Japan. Regardless, the last few 🥃years have been an end of an era for a ton of Mario voice actors.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's Nintendo Switch 2 journey isn't going too smoothly as Nintendo asks "please avoid using Mii Fighter in online play as much as possible."

Long-time Xenoblade developer Monolith Soft announced as much in a new social media celebrating the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Switch 2 launch game, where it explained the team helped to "developౠ the fields and character designs" for the new racer.

As the name suggests, Mario Kart World is a kart racer set within a single, giant, interconnected map that lets you free roam outside of the con🉐fines of a traditional MK track. So who better to call than the people who got Xenoblade Chronicles to actually run on a Wii, of all things, or made Xenoblade Chronicles X's mech-riddled world look so darn good on a Wii U?

This isn't Monolith Soft's first support rodeo, either. Nintendo previously got the studio to h🗹elp push out its first-ever in-house open-world game, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and its sequel Tears of the Kingdom, which are still some of the most impressive titles on the handheld-hybrid. It makes sense to get the studio to work on Mario's first open-world game as well, then.

Monolith's also chipped in on everything from Pikmin 3 and Animal Crossing to the Splatoon series. The studio's last solo work was this year's Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition and Xenoblade Chronicles 3 in 2022, so we should (hopefully) be seeing a new 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:upcoming Switch 2 game from the team at some point soon.

Still wondering if you should even pick up the new console. Check out our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Swi♏tch 2 review in progress or find out 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:where to buy a Switch 2.

Mario Kart World almost cut iconic items like the banana peel and green shell, because Nintendo wasn't sure if they still made "sense" in the Switch 2's new generation

In a recent episode of the Kit and Krysta Podcast (below), the former Nintendo Minute hosts (also, respectively, Nintendo of America's former director of social media marketing and original content and senior manager of creator relations and origin🍸al content) each share the average Metacritic score they think Mario Kart World will receive. Yang optimistically suggests 92, while Ellis aims a little lower, at a still very respectable score of 88.

Explaining his thoughts, Ellis points to the big 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:"drop the price" controversy that dominated conversations online following April's flurry of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Switch 2 news, when it was confirmed tha꧒t Mario Kart World is 🧜$80.

"I think there are some things about this game that make it a bit of a target for reviews," he begins. "Like there are people who are still, like, big mad about the price of this game, and it doesn't take many of those people who have an outlet, who are writing a rev🦂iew on Metacritic, giving this like a six out of 10, that's going to take it down from a 92 to an 88. I think there are things about this game that are more lightning rod-ish than we've had in Mari♕o Kart before."

He also adds that there are "pockets of communities꧟ that have frustrations with Nintendo right now, frustrations with the Switch 2," who might be looking for a way to take out their annoyances. "I just feel like that's a phenomenon that's gonna happen," he says.

Yang agrees that "this has been a launch where not everything is positive. This has been a launch for Nintendo where there has be꧃en some outcries of negativity and, you know, certainly th𝓡ere's been some bad communication from Nintendo, some confusing things that have happened throughout this launch."

She still seems positive about the game herself, as she points out that from the hands-on impressions we've seen so far, it seems "really high quality, really beautiful," and "a really big, bold step for Mario Kart." Even so, she adds: "I wonder how the kind of rockiness, the negativity, this kind of still [underlying] feelings that people may have will kind of counteract the quality of the game. Because that could be the difference between […] this game being in theꦰ 90 range and for this game being in the 80s range."

For now, we'll just have to wait and se🐻e, but the time is nigh for us to dive into the game ourselves. May your dispatch emails be timely and your pre-order deliveries swift, folks.

While you're here, be sure to check out our roundup of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:upcoming Switch 2 games.

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Speaking to GamesRadar+ Kosuke Yabuki, the producer of Mario Kart World, was asked what the biggest challenges the team faced when turning Mario Kart into an open world were. Yabuki tells us, "We, on the ♉development team side, we don't call this world an open world."

Why? He🌠 explains: "Because in our view we don't feel that the term open world is clear in terms of its definition."

Furthermore, Yabuki adds: "We do have this expansive world, and we've placed therein the Mario Kart Circuit or the Bowser 🅰Castle, or t🉐he Choco Mountain, and tried to build a new Mario Kart."

So while the team don't consider it to be a typical open world game, Yabuki continues: "Looking 𝓰back on the entire history of Mario Kart, we do feel that this is a major change." But he notes that despite the big changes, "we wanted to ensure that [at] its core the new Mario Kart would still retain the classic fun that you would gain from the Mario Kart franchise."

Yabuki mentions that adjustments to courses had to be appr🀅𝓡oached differently this time around, due to having to accommodate the full world as opposed to just the map itself.

"In this installation of Mario Kart, all of the roads are interconnected so if you were to tweak a certain route to make it easier to run through, it w♔ould impact all the other roads and routes," he says. "So we were aware that they're all interconnected and we would need to be mindfꦗul of the overall balance."

Mario Kart World is definitely the biggest of all the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Switch 2 launch games, but if you've been keeping up with all the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Switch 2 news, you'll know we've still got some bangers on the way when it comes to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:upcoming Switch 2 games.

"When we created this world from scratch, we re-reviewed all the elements that are included in this game, including the iconic banana skin," Yabuki says. "We actually did go through the exercise of asking ourselves, 'does it still make sense to include this item 𝓀in Mario Kart World?'

"Another example is the green shell as well. Obviousl✱y, it's been there for time in memoriam in Mario Kart, but when we looked at it, we asked ourselves here, 'is it sufficient when you can just throw it over the course?' For example, the racers like Mario and such can ride over the guardrails. Should we not enable the shell to also slide over the rails?

"So in considering the imp🐻lement💖ation of each and every item, we've reviewed its specification and assessed whether they should remain the same as before or we should amend and add a different element to it."

As we share in our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World interview, the good news is that the pair of iconic items made the cut. It may🌱 be harder to hit someone wi💖th a green shell or a banana peel, but it makes the accomplishment all the more worth it, I reckon.

Mario Kart World takes every possible advantage of its giant connected map, which has somehow turned me into a collectible fiend.

In case you haven't noticed, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World is looking to shake the series up somewhat when it arrives on 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Switch 2 next week – what with the open world and all. But one of the most shocking omissions on Nintendo's part was the lack of a Mirror Mode, which has been present in almost every single Mari♛o Kart game.

However, Nintendo may be giving us something even better this time around. Whil🐭e Mirror Mode simply flips the track horizontally, turning left turns into right turns and vice versa, Reverse mode would allow players to actually race the track from the end to the start. Reverse mode was originally a feature planned for Double Dash, that was later revived 🍸for the mobile game Mario Kart Tour, and it looks like it's finally going to make its console debut in Mario Kart World.

A user on noticed something strange in some of the new gameplay footage seen in Japanese commercials for the game. Notably that there's a clip of Bowser Jr racing on the new Mario Bros. Circuit track, but compared to footage seen in the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:recent Nintendo Treehouse streams, it's clearly in reverse (and as , the minimap is flipped).

Although, what players are trying to figure out is if this will be a dedicated Reverse Cup mode (like the scrapped Double ꦿDash variant) or if this is just what happens when you race between Crown City and Mario Bros. Circuit in Vs mode. that you can see characters cross over the starting line and appear on the minimap in the footage, implying that it's following one of the game's new inte💙rmission tracks (in which you drive from one track to another during grand prix mode).

Regardless, it looks like Nintendo may be throwing in variants of each map to keep things fresh in Mario Kart World, so you likely won't be 𓂃able to get too comfortable. But the real question is when is Nintendo bringing back 200cc mode for the real sickos?

Dragon Quest 1&2 HD-2D Remake is coming to Switch 2 this October, but it looks like the JRPG is packed onto Nintendo's divisive game-key card

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mario Kart World and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Donkey Kong Bananza are even harder to ignore, as is the chance to play both 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker and Pokemon Colosseum through the Switch 2's GameCube emulator. But none of those titles have felt like Nintendo's emphasis in recent months, which has been more about showcasing flashy third-party games the Switch 2 is capable of running. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Cyberpunk 2077 – still one of the go-to games for ogling on PC and console – will be there from day one, along with the likes of Street Fighter 6 and Split Fiction. Looking further ahead, Star Wars Outlaws will arrive on the Switch 2 in September, which is doubly impressive considering its reputation for turbulence on the Steam Deck.

For Nintendo fans who don't own another console, the Switch 2's ability to go toe-to-toe with more modern offerings is a blessing. It makes sense for Nintendo to parade the console's beefier innards around, given fans have been begging for a stronger Switch for years. But as someone who does have consoles besides 𓆉the Switch, I'm having trouble getting behind this approach.

Switch to Switch

A lot of people (myself included) see the Switch as more of a supplementary console. It's a means of playing Nintendo's first-party gems, gaming when you're away from home or, er, too hungover to leave bed. I suspect I'm not the only one ✨feeling lukewarm about the Switch 2's vast third-party catalog. I've already got Cyberpunk 2077, and don't feel any particular urgency to play it on the bus. The 🍒same goes for all of the Switch 2's flashy ports – I love that the console can run them purely because a rising tide lifts all boats – but personally, being able to re-run the greats isn't enough. That probably won't change for me, as the Switch 2 is unlikely to become my first port of call for third-party releases due to the labyrinthian eShop and its pricier reputation.

While Nintendo is very keen to demonstrate how the Switch 2 can keep up with PS5 and Xbox Series X|S releases, raw power has never been the company's bag. But as PlayStation and Xbox have slowly relinquished their grasp on console-exclusive games, Nintendo has stuck firmly to first-party exclusivity. That has become its greatest strength, providing an identity for the Switch that goes far beyond what it can and cannot run. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Super Mario Odyssey. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Metroid Dread. To consistently reach soaring highs for so 🔴many long-running series is, frankly, astounding – an enviable hit rate that neither Xbox or PlayStation has reached this generation.

Mario magic

The Switch 2's first year has some of that magic. Even as a casual Mario Kart fan, I'm itching to race through Mario Kart World. Likewise, Donkey Kong Bananza… look, I really want to punch grass as DK. But looking further ahead, we're thin on the ground. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Pokemon Legends: Z-A and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Metroid Prime 4 are both titans, sure, but they're also going to be a🧸vailable on the existing Switch. Likewise, Kirby Air Riders and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment look neat, but they don't have the same pull that a platforming Kirby game or mainline Zelda title would have.

Even so, that's a fairly convincing spread of offerings. Whether or not you join the crowd rushing for 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders will ultimately depend on how much these games gr🍸ab your attention, and how much you use the original handheld.

Nintendo faces a harder sell than usual because – I'm gesturing wildly – everything is so expensive right now, but given the astronomical demand it's already had for the Switch 2, the future is still looking bright. Hardware improvements mean the Switch 2 will sit better alongside the PS5 and Xbox Series – consoles its predecessor struggled to keep up with – and that will only become moreღ obvious as more third-party titles launch on the handheld. But more importantly, will the Switch 2 be as easy to pass on with two more Nintendo exclusives? Three? Much to the chagrin of my wallet, I doubt it.

Stick with us to stay in the loop for all 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Switch 2 news as it happens

We all know Nintendo games can ruin friendships. To this day, I'll never forgive myself for throwing a shoe at my best friend in 2011 because he hit me with like three blue turtle shells in a row or something. That said, it's never been as explicitly clear as it is now that Nintendo likes testing friendships. Friendships aren't a hapless casualty of✱ party game war; they're targets for Nintendo to snipe like kart racers without bananas protecting their behinds.

I know this because Nintendo said as much: part of the fun of the Switch 2's GameChat feature is seeing your friends' faces in real time as you ruin their day in Mario Kart W♒orld.

"In previous Mario Kart games, you could see your opponents' names above their vehicle, but if you're using a camera for GameChat, they can see your face in real t⛦ime," said programming director Kenta Sato. "If everyone uses a camera, it makes it easier to see who's playing as each ch🍎aracter, but it's also fun to see the other person's expression when you hit them with an item."

Art direct𒈔or Masaaki Ishikawa adde🌊d, "that look of mild despair," laughing at all of our future pain.

Joking aside, I genuinely hadn't thought of the comedic potential of playing games like Mario Kart World using GameChat. I don't know if I agree with "mild despair" being the extent of what I'll put on display after being hit by another blue turtle shell seconds fr🍸om the finish line, but I can't wait to see my friends' faces when I give 'em ඣa taste of their own medicine.

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In a new Ask the Developers , graphic artist Masaaki Ishikawa says: "The designers came up with va𒈔rious ideas, thinking that if the theme was a vast world, they could show t✱hings other than racing."

One of these other things was eating food, which, according to Mario Kart producer Kosuke Yabuki, came up "ear🎃ly in development."

Shintaro Jikumaru, a planner, adds: "If you're travelling through a vast and diverse world, you can’t leave out the local food that's unique to each place." It's a lot of work, though. "We did consider removing the food feature at one point," Jikumaru says. "Incorporating it into the game means adding not only the food itself, but also the stores that sel🍌l it and the staff that work there, which would mean even more content."

This has led to the inclusion of Yoshi's, a chain of drive-thrus. "A Yoshi's drive-thru located in a volcanic region would look like a volcano and sell piping-hot soup inspired by🍰 Bowser," laughs Ishikawa.

The costumes came about as a result of the food. "As we were making these various concepts, Yabuki-san comes marching up to me and says, 'When Mario eats something, he transfor🤪ms,'" remembers Jikumaru. "He sounded pretty serious about it."

So, rather than adding more shops and 🔯buildings, the devs decided to m♈ake it so that the different foods you could eat would unlock new outfits. But this also led to some questions that even the Nintendo staff didn't know the answer to.

Yabuki says, "Then, the question came up: 'Does Mario, in fact𒆙, eat mushrooms?'" Jikumaru adds, "in the midst of development, we went up to [Takashi] Tezuka-san [a producer on the 2D Mario games,] and asked him to confirm, 'Is Mario actually eating those mushrooms?'"

Tezuka confirmed that yes, Mario🦂 does, in fact, eat the mushrooms. So, when the Switch 2 comes out June 5 and you're exploring, eating, and getting new costumes, think about all the effort and research that went into adding the feature.

In the meantime, check out all of the other 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Switch 2 launch games you'll be able to play in a couple of weeks.