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Trone Dowd

It Just Got So Much Easier To Play Mario Kart World Alone

Three months after the launch of Mario Kart World, it’s fair to say that the game’s open world is the weakest part of the experience. Despite being incredibly well-designed with dozens of variations of tracks that all link into one another, and hundreds of bite-sized challenges known as P-Switches, driving around the Mushroom Kingdom lacked variety after dozens of hours of play. Making matters worse was the inability to track how many P-Switches a player has completed.

Mario Kart World finally addresses this issue (among others) in its latest free update. And while it won’t solve all the problems I have with the game’s main single-player offering, it’s at least an overdue step in the right direction.

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