Mario Kart Tour está sendo completamente desligado?

Sim, o serviço Mario Kart Tour termina em 29 de setembro às 23h00 PT. O aplicativo permanecerá aberto, mas apenas para exibir estatísticas do jogador.

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Mario Kart Tour oficialmente morto

Chegou a hora. Mario Kart Tour está oficialmente morto. O jogo mobile da Nintendo ficou disponível pela primeira vez em 2019 e era uma boa maneira de passar o tempo, embora repleto de várias moedas e mecânicas gacha. A Nintendo anunciou o fechamento do jogo em julho. O aplicativo ainda abrirá, mas apenas para mostrar estatísticas do jogador. O serviço termina em 29 de setembro às 23h00 PT.

A Nintendo não está transformando o jogo em um título offline. O corredor se junta a outros títulos mobile publicados pela Nintendo no cemitério de jogos, como Miitomo, Dr. Mario World e Dragalia Lost. No entanto, há muitos Mario Kart para jogar nos consoles Nintendo, incluindo Mario Kart World e Mario Kart 8 Deluxe no Switch 2. Mario Kart Tour foi desenvolvido principalmente pela Nintendo EPD.

Entidades-chave: Empresas: Nintendo