To celebrate Mario's 35th Anniversary, Nintendo has announced that a new augmented reality racing game called Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit will be hitting shelves on October 16, 2020. Players control a physical remote control car with either Mario or Luigi at the wheel using their Nintendo Switch. Via augmented reality and a camera located on the remote control car, the track, other opponents, and items will appear on the Switch screen.
If you're excited to get your hands on this new Mario Kart AR experience, we're here to help. Here's how to preorder Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit for Nintendo Switch. Currently, only the pre-order page for the Mario Set is available on Amazon. We'll update information with the Mario Set once it goes live.
How to preorder Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit
This purchase includes a remote control car and a digital copy of the game.
Preordering Mario Set
- Go to Amazon.
- Select Pre-order.
- Complete the checkout process.
Preordering Luigi Set (Coming Soon)
The Luigi Set is not currently available for preorder, but we'll update this section when that changes.
Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit
Once more I'll reiterate that this package includes one remote control car and a digital copy of the game. The game does support multiplayer. However, in order to play in multiplayer, you'll need two remote control cars, two Nintendo Switch consoles, and two copies of the game.
We are super excited to get our hands on these remote control cars and race them around our houses using augmented reality.
Remote control Mario on Switch
Using a Nintendo Switch and a remote control car that features either Mario or Luigi, players can race around a physical space while viewing the track and other opponents via the Switch screen.
Little bro gets a go
Take to the track with Mario's little brother, Luigi. Having two of these karts allows for multiplayer fun and will be a fun indoor activity.
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