Playing in Mirror Mode is like racing on every Mario Kart course’s slightly weirder twin, and it’s back again in Mario Kart World. If you’ve already memorized every twist and turn of the ...

Gaming expert Austin John Plays explains the requirements for unlocking the challenging Mirror Mode in the new Mario Kart ...

Mirror Mode is a staple of the Mario Kart series and is usually unlocked as endgame content after completing the grand prix cups. In Mario Kart World, however, it's tied to the game's Free Roam mode.

In previous games, the usual requirement to unlock Mirror mode was to earn gold trophies in all 150cc Grand Prix cups. But for Mario Kart World there’s more modes that Nintendo has roped into this.

What does it take to “beat” the single player Grand Prix and Knockout Tour modes in Mario Kart World? For some, simply finishing Rainbow Road and rolling the credits is enough to call it a day. For ...

Mario Kart World fans have discovered a way to zoom around the game's open world in Mirror Mode — and the way to access it is a cool throwback to a classic Nintendo platformer.

A lot more successful is Knockout Tour, being Mario Kart World’s battle royale style mode where races consisting of 24 racers are slowly whittled down to 20, then 16, then 8, and so on.

It looks like Switch 2 launch game Mario Kart World will have a reverse mode for the first time. Previous games in the series have included Mirror Mode as an unlockable extra, which flips tracks ...

Not only did Nintendo hide an entire Grand Prix cup in Mario Kart World, they also hid an entirely separate racing mode. Unlike the Special Cup however, unlocking the classic Mirror Mode is ...