Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit, Nintendos AR-fueled Mario Kart game that allows you to race actual toy karts around your home with the Nintendo Switch, just got refreshed to adaptation 2.0 with a much-requested feature: split-screen local multiplayer.
Already, multiplayer Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit was a complex and costly endeavor. You’d need two karts — the base game just accompanies one — as well as two Nintendo Switch consoles, and the activity would work out on every player’s Switch screen. With the 2.0 update, you can attach one Switch to a TV so the two players can remain on the lounge chair as they race their karts around the room.
There’s additionally a new Relay Race mode that considers multiplayer games with simply a single kart. Somewhere in the range of two and four players can select their own characters, with control switching between them after each lap. What’s more, the update is adding a new competition called the Luigi Cup alongside three new courses.
Nintendo is further bringing the boundary down to section by including Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit in its Black Friday sales. The game including one kart will cost $59.99 from November 21st, which saves you $40 off the MSRP.