The Mario Kart World Easter egg likely serves as a tongue-in-cheek reference to one of the franchise's most influential games. The roof of Peach's Castle is one of the most elusive areas in Super ...

While this hasn't always been the case with Totaka's Song, in Mario Kart World, the easter egg is hidden in plain sight. So much so that you may have already found it without even realising.

Mario Kart World does feature series staple Mirror Mode races after all, and although the requirements to unlock it remain slightly hazy, anyone who does will also be able to explore it in the new ...

Nintendo has included an infamous recurring Easter egg in Nintendo Switch 2 launch title Mario Kart World, fans have discovered.. Totaka's Song, a recurring tune that has secretly appeared in ...

Nintendo has always aimed to hide surprises in full view-and Mario Kart World for the Nintendo Switch 2 is no different. Most people are busy racing through the high-speed chaos of 24-player races ...

Driving through the window causes a Mario 64 painting-style ripple, and warps you through to a mirrored version of Mario Kart World's, er, world. Ta-da! Even your world map is flipped.

Strap on your helmets and find your nearest Kart or Motorbike, it’s time to break down all of the plot details, and deep-cut references that we found in the new Super Mario Bros. movie Trailer.

A Decades-Old Nintendo Easter Egg Has Surfaced In Mario Kart World For the 25th time, this sneaky little melody has appeared in one of Nintendo's games. By Jason Fanelli on June 17, 2025 at 8:06AM PDT ...

Mario Kart World has plenty of secrets hidden within it. As you go racing in Free Roam Mode, you can go looking for easter eggs. However, there’s a classic easter egg that is hidden on the ...