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Mario Kart World as a Carrera Track: Mario and Yoshi Are About to Race on the Rails

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Mario Kart World is leaving the screen: Three new Carrera tracks featuring Mario and Yoshi bring the Switch 2 racing game straight to your living room rails.

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You have Mario Kart World on the Nintendo Switch 2 all wrapped up and are longing for a new way to tear up the track with Mario and Yoshi? Then Carrera apparently has exactly what you're looking for.

According to Gamepro, three more or less new Carrera tracks are set to launch soon, based on the Switch 2 launch title. Instead of just zipping across the screen digitally, the race will then also go analog over the rails — right in your living room.

That way, you bring the Mario Kart feeling not just to your TV, but literally to your carpet. We've rounded up everything known so far for you.

What you already know about the Mario Kart World Carrera tracks

Carrera has been the best-known brand for living-room car racing tracks for decades. With the new sets, the manufacturer is now bringing Mario Kart World into the analog world. According to Gamepro, three "more or less new" tracks are planned, based on the Nintendo game.

Which track layouts the individual sets include in detail and what extras come with them, however, the report so far doesn't reveal. What's already certain: Mario and Yoshi are included as driver figures, ready to go head-to-head on the home racing track.

Why the combination of Carrera and Mario Kart World makes sense

Mario Kart has stood for decades for chaotic races with risky overtaking maneuvers, daring drifts, and plenty of fun. Carrera tracks have long stood for at-home racing entertainment, where you might just shove each other off the rails. That both worlds are now coming together is likely to fulfill a long-held wish for many fans.

Anyone who loves the racing game on the Switch 2 gets a charming way to bring the action from the screen back to the living-room table — with real cars, real rails, and real crashes.

What you can keep in mind right now

If you're eyeing one of the new tracks, it's worth taking a look before buying at which track sections and which figures are included in the respective set. Carrera frequently combines different sets, so with a bit of luck, three Mario Kart World tracks can be pieced together into a larger overall track.

Verdict: Rails instead of Switch?

Mario Kart World is leaving the screen: With three new Carrera tracks, the Switch 2 game moves into the analog living-room world. Mario and Yoshi are on board as drivers.

Which tracks the sets offer in detail, how they can be combined, and what they cost, Gamepro has left open in the report so far. As soon as Carrera or Nintendo release further details, we'll update this spot.

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