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    =LOVE's Anna Yamamoto plays Mario Kart, drops idol persona●https://www. gotorola.com/554372/ æć„ˆăĄă‚ƒă‚“ăŒæ•°ćčŽă¶ă‚Šă«ăƒžăƒȘă‚«ă‚’ă™ă‚‹ă‚‚æ™‚æŠ˜ă‚ąă‚€ăƒ‰ăƒ«ăźéĄ”ă‚’ćż˜ă‚Œă‚‹ć§żăŒăŠă‚‚ă—ă‚ă™ăŽăŸ # ć±±æœŹæć„ˆ # ă‚€ă‚łăƒ©ăƒ– # Entertainment # スンタメ # ć±±æœŹæć„ˆMmastodonCultureEntertainment01 d ago

    Anna Yamamoto, a member of the Japanese idol group =LOVE, played Mario Kart for the first time in several years, and fans found her reactions hilarious. During the races she occasionally forgot her polished 'idol face', showing unfiltered frustration and raw emotion instead. Clips and comments highlight how amusing it is to see her genuine, unguarded side on camera.

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    Mario Kart Tour is shutting down●Mario Kart Tour shuts down🩋bluesky1613 d ago

    Nintendo is ending Mario Kart Tour, its mobile take on the racing series, marking the close of one of its biggest smartphone titles. Players are reacting to the news, with many recalling the game's launch in 2019 and debating what the shutdown means for Nintendo's broader mobile strategy.

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    Mario Kart Tour shuts down after seven years●Mario Kart Tour Closes After Seven Years and Nearly $270M in Revenue https:// mobilegamer.biz/mario-kart-tou r-closes-afMmastodonCultureGaming23 d ago

    Nintendo's mobile game Mario Kart Tour has closed after seven years, having generated nearly $270 million in revenue. The end of the free-to-play racer, which launched in 2019, is drawing attention from gaming outlets and fans reflecting on its run and what its shutdown means for Nintendo's mobile strategy.

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    Streamer goes live from new house with Nintendo gaming sessionâ–ŒI've gone live! [Untitled Tuesday] New house who dis? | !SPRNVA #owncast #streaming #videogames #gaming #Nintendo #PokemMmastodonCultureGaming15 d ago

    A streamer known as RoboRev on the SPRNVA platform has started a live broadcast titled 'Untitled Tuesday' from their new house, playing Nintendo games including Pokemon, Mario Kart, and The Legend of Zelda, and showcasing the Analogue Pocket handheld. The stream is being shared with followers, who can watch it directly on the streamer's own site using the Owncast self-hosted streaming software.