Mario Kart DS was released in Japan, marking the beginning of the game's availability worldwide.
Mario Kart DS was released in North America, bringing new features and gameplay to the Nintendo DS audience.
Mario Kart DS was released in Europe, expanding the game's global reach.
Mario Kart DS was made available in Australia, completing the initial worldwide release.
The inaugural Mario Kart DS tournament kicks off, bringing together racers from all over the Mushroom Kingdom for high-speed competition on a variety of new and classic tracks.
A new type of challenge mode is introduced where players complete specific missions such as bursting balloons or collecting coins under time constraints.
Racers experience wireless multiplayer racing for the first time, enabling competition without physical cables, ramping up the excitement and reach of the game.
The players unlock the demanding Bowser's Castle tracks, known for their challenging obstacles and fiery hazards, testing even the best drivers' skills.
Classic tracks from previous Mario Kart games are introduced, giving players nostalgia-fueled courses to race on alongside new ones.
The competition culminates in a high-stakes final race. After fierce rivalry, the champion is crowned as the ultimate Mario Kart DS champion.
