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Nintendo has announced that Mario Kart Tour will go offline on iOS and Android in September 2026
After nearly seven years on the road, Mario Kart Tour is approaching the finish line. Nintendo has confirmed that the free-to-play mobile racer will permanently shut down on September 29, 2026, at 11 p.m. PT, ending support for the iPhone and Android title without offering players an offline version
Mario Kart Tour is going off the rails, and Lakitu won’t be there to save it as Nintendo is taking the seven-year-old mobile game offline on September 30 at 2AM ET. Unlike with Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp (another mobile game it scuttled), the company doesn’t plan to introduce an offline version, so Mario Kart Tour…
The app will drive off into the sunset on Sept. 29 at 11 p.m. PT, the company announced
By John WalkerPublished July 8, 2026 |Comments (0)| Mario looks over his shoulder at an encroaching Bowser. © Nintendo
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Mario Kart Tour originally released for mobile devices back in September 2019 and it saw 4 years new content and regular updates. That support came to an end in October 2023 when Nintendo officially ended the distribution of new content for the game. Since then, we’ve only seen Nintendo introduce fresh content to celebrate the…
Nintendo Switch 2 owners are still waiting for their exclusive 3D Super Mario game, but should check this alternative out in the meantime
“Mario Kart” has always been exclusive to Nintendo’s gaming platforms over the years, with emulators also getting access to older game versions. The good news is YouTube now has a version of the game
Mario Kart World recently dropped two new Knockout Tours in a surprise update from Nintendo. While no plans were laid out, it was teased that more is to come, which hopefully means new tracks, characters, and modes