Alana Hagues

Features Opinion Anniversaries Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart I'm a Fire Flower, twisted Fire Flower Sometimes, when I wind the window down in my car, I think about Mario Kart World. I’m sitting alone in the driver’s seat, radio playing some mid-2000s indie or alt-rock, a breeze blowing through my hair. It might be a quiet morning, the traffic light but the sun bright and warm. I could be admiring the scenery in a country I’m mostly used to, but still always curious to see what I spot.

Seaven Studio is bringing the perfect summer-month game to Switch next week in Kabuto Park. Developed by Doot, who also made the lovely Minami Lane, Kabuto Park will be available for just $5.99 / £4.99 on the eShop on 28th May 2026. And if you're a fan of Millenium Kitchen's work, Pokémon, and catching bugs in Animal Crossing, then you should pay attention. This is all about being a kid in the summer, catching and collecting bugs all to build a team of battle bugs to take on friends and rivals.

Grab your specs and settle down for a cosy little read, as reviews have dropped for Yoshi and the Mysterious Book two days ahead of the game's launch. Mario's dinosaur companion has been stealing the spotlight in 2026 with a big role in the Super Mario Galaxy Move, and now he's getting his own Switch 2-exclusive. Not even Mario can say that! The latest Yoshi-starring adventure is a blend of puzzling and platforming, perfect for kids and the curious.