It travels around at a brisk walking speed, making it easy to dodge, and even easier for cats and children to pounce on. In reality however, the real-world kart moves quite slowly to start off with when you only have 50cc and 100cc unlocked. With items like mushrooms, shells, banana peels and ghosts, racing around your living room with a remote-control car has never been so hectic. On-screen, Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit looks and plays quite similar to the original Mario Kart games. The kart displays how charged it is using an on-screen petrol meter, which we thought was a nice touch. You’ll find a USB cable in the box which can connect directly into the side of your Nintendo Switch Dock, or any other USB charger. Next to that is a little sliding panel hiding a USB-C connector.
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The kart itself has an ‘ignition button’ next to the driver which connects it to your Switch.
The arrow signboards aren’t necessary, but they help in pointing you in the right direction, acting as a good deterrent from any potential hazards like cliffs. Once you’ve placed the gates, the game guides you through creating your first circuit where your kart must recognise each of the four gates in order. After some minor assembly (a few seconds for each gate and sign) we were off organising a track around our living room, using toys and other objects as obstacles along the way. While this doesn’t sound like too much, the gates don’t limit you to what kind of crazy course you can create in your home. The game itself is downloaded via the Nintendo eShop, so don’t expect to find a physical game inside. Nintendo provided us with a Luigi Kart Live to test out in and around our living room, and with two kids under five, a dog, and two cats, the Mario Kart Live experience really came to life.Įach Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit pack comes with one kart (either Mario or Luigi depending on which box you grab), four gates, and two arrow signboards. That was until Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit hit the shelves, giving you the ability to turn your home into your very own circuit. Mario Kart has long been one of the most entertaining multiplayer racing games that has filled millions of living rooms with laughs and joy, but never has it physically taken up an entire living room.
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