In the original version of Wii Coconut Mall (appearing, of course, in Mario Kart Wii), three cars driven by Miis move back and forth on the last leg of the course, and if you hit one, you spin out.

Super Mario A new Mario Kart World track remakes 1981's OG Donkey Kong with parkour that would make Titanfall 2 blush Super Mario Mario Kart World borrows some tips from the other open-world ...

Those stunt-drivin’ Shy Guys now present a more serious threat to Mario Kart players, which will no doubt surprise and delight — and also destroy some leads. Don’t tell your friends.

which included the aforementioned Coconut Mall from Mario Kart Wii, Choco Mountain from Mario 64, and Tokyo Blur from Mario Kart Tour. "It's comfort gaming, yes, but it's also comforting to spend ...

This week, Nintendo released the second wave of Mario ... Kart franchise. Nintendo's announcement was followed up with a video that that took the Internet by surprise. It revealed that Coconut ...

Mario Kart Wii arguably has some of the best tracks in the entire series, with the standout – of course – being Coconut Mall. The catchy, cheerful music pumped out of those speakers in the ...

Why not go and check out Coconut Mall before diving into the new ... of the courses that came in Wave 1. In both the Wii version and the Mario Kart Tour version of this fan-favourite track ...

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on Switch received its second wave of Booster Course Pass DLC today, which adds eight new courses and finally fixes an old one. Let’s just say Coconut Mall’s Shy Guys aren ...

the Mario Kart Wii’s horrifically tough Rainbow Road, DK Mountain from Double Dash, and my all-time favorite Mario Kart circuit, Coconut Mall, from the Wii. This cartload of content, which would ...

In case you somehow missed it, a previous wave of DLC for the kart racer included the popular Coconut Mall course with one major change. More specifically, when it appeared in other Mario Kart ...

Ever wanted to listen to Mario Kart's Wii Coconut Mall track on repeat? Well, now you can. Nintendo has launched an all-new smartphone app, featuring classic soundtracks from beloved games.