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Mario Kart 8 Deluxe ( Nintendo Switch, 2017): An Updated Re-release of Mario Kart 8, with the main feature being an improved Battle Mode after the original 8's was scaled back. amiibo support is introduced, which unlocks cosmetic themed costumes for Miis including Sonic the Hedgehog, Mega Man, and Pac-Man. 200cc is introduced as a fourth speed class, pushing the race to breakneck speeds. Features crossover characters Link from The Legend of Zelda and Isabelle and the Villager from Animal Crossing as DLC. The bikes and 12-character races from Wii and the gliding and underwater mechanics from 7 return, as well as introducing ATVs and a new anti-gravity mechanic. The base game also features the usual 32 courses in 8 cups, split evenly between old and new but DLC adds 4 additional four-course cups (7 old courses, 9 new) for a total of 48 courses. Mario Kart 8 ( Wii U, 2014): Has 36 characters including Miis and DLC. Co-developed by Retro Studios (the people who brought you Metroid Prime and Donkey Kong Country Returns), and includes improved online features even over Mario Kart Wii. Courses now include underwater racing and launch ramps for gliding through the air, and the player can fully customize their kart with individual selections of driver, chassis, wheels, and glider. SUIPER MOLE KART PLUS
Mario Kart 7 ( Nintendo 3DS, 2011): Has 16 characters plus your Mii and the now-standard 32 courses (16 old/16 new), but races are reduced back to 8 racers at once for balance reasons (and likely due to the 3DS being unable to handle 12 players). It allows a massive 12 characters on the track at once, features a selection of motorbikes in addition to the usual karts, a "Wii Wheel" attachment for motion-control steering, and fully-featured online multiplayer. Mario Kart Wii ( Wii, 2008): Has 24 characters plus the player's Mii and, again, 32 courses in four new cups and four retro cups. 
A special mode exclusive to this game, Mission Mode, has the player meeting special objectives in the tracks, including boss battles. note At least internationally the Japanese release of Pokémon Crystal had online battling as well. Also marks a landmark in Nintendo history as being the company's first foray into online multiplayer gaming.
Mario Kart DS ( Nintendo DS, 2005): Has 12 characters with 3 karts apiece and 32 courses - 16 new courses and 16 returning. It's also rather famous for its pre-order bonus disc. SUIPER MOLE KART DRIVERS
The first game to allow players to pick their drivers and kart separately, as well as having the first unlockable characters for a total of 20 (one being Toadette, who makes her debut here), and character-specific "special" items. It also returns to the standard 16 courses arranged in 4 cups, but does not include any retro courses (instead, it features a unique All-Cup Tour where racers go through all 16 existing tracks).
Mario Kart: Double Dash!! ( Nintendo GameCube, 2003): Features two characters per kart - one driver, one "gunner", allowing the player to stock two items simultaneously and swap characters at will. The only main installment developed by Intelligent Systems, the people that brought you Paper Mario and Fire Emblem. It also includes all the courses from Super (reordered into 5 cups of 4), beginning the tradition of including a set of retro courses to match the new ones. Went back to the Mode 7 flat courses due to the GBA's hardware limitations. Mario Kart: Super Circuit ( Game Boy Advance, 2001): Has 8 characters again and 20 new courses, 5 cups with 4 courses each. and introduced Mirror Mode (known as "Extra" mode in this game). and Koopa Troopa instead of DK and Wario. Mario Kart 64 ( Nintendo 64, 1996): First use of actual 3D, and set the standards for much of the series: it organized its 16 courses into 4 cups with 4 tracks each, established the usual eight-character starting roster, note Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Peach, Bowser, DK, Toad, and Wario. Used "Mode 7" faux-3D graphics, so all the courses were completely flat. Has 8 characters and 20 courses, organized into 4 cups with 5 tracks each. Super Mario Kart ( SNES, 1992): The original.
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