Wave 6 of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’s Booster Course Pass will launch a little over a week from now, on November 9, and like the five previous waves, it will also add eight new tracks to the game, all of which will be remade versions of tracks from previous Mario Kart titles.

Namely, those eight tracks are the previously confirmed Daisy Circuit from Mario Kart Wii, the Mario Kart Wii version of Rainbow Road, Mario Kart Tour’s Madrid Drive, Piranha Plant Cove, and Rome Avanti, Mario Kart 7’s Rosalina’s Ice World, Mario Kart: Double Dash’s DK Mountain, and Super Mario Kart’s Bowser Castle 3.

Additionally, Wave 6 will also add four new playable characters in Funky Kong, Diddy Kong, Pauline, and Peachette. All in all, the six waves of the Booster Course Pass will have collectively added 48 new tracks and eight new playable characters to the game.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is available on the Nintendo Switch. Recent reports have claimed that Nintendo will be bundling it with the Switch OLED later this month.

Booster Course Pass – Wave 6 will arrive for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe this Holiday. Like all previous waves, it will add eight new tracks to the game, and while the full list of those tracks hasn’t yet been revealed, Nintendo has confirmed that a remake of Mario Kart Wii track Daisy Circuit will be included.

Meanwhile, like the past couple of waves, Wave 6 will also bring new playable characters to the game. For new characters will be included, with Funky Kong, Diddy Kong, Pauline, and Peachette. Check out the trailer below for a glimpse at the new content.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is available on Nintendo Switch.

Like previous waves, Wave 5 will add eight new courses to the game, of which seven are remastered versions of courses from previous instalments, with one being an entirely new addition. The new tracks are Mario Kart Wii’s Koopa Cape and Moonview Highway, Mario Kart Tour’s Vancouver Velocity, Athens Dash, and Los Angeles Laps, Mario Kart: Super Circuit’s Sunset Wilds, Mario Kart: Double Dash’s Daisy Cruiser, and Squeaky Clean Spring, which is a new track set in a bathroom.

Meanwhile, just as Wave 4 added Birdo as a playable character, Wave 5 will add three more returning characters to the game’s roster, with Kamek, Petey Piranha, and Wiggler.

Wave 6 of the Booster Course Pass, which is set to launch before the end of this year, will add the final eight courses of the Booster Course Pass’ 48 total additions. In addition, judging by previous reports, it will also add two additional characters.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is available on the Nintendo Switch.

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Like all the other waves, Wave 5 will add eight new tracks to the kart racer, split across two cups. Of these eight tracks, one will be an entirely new one. Called Squeaky Clean Sprint, it’s set on a miniaturized race course in a regular-sized bathroom, with the tracks weaving in and around a bathtub full of water, a toilet, a table fan, and more.

Meanwhile, as suspected following previous reports, Wave 5 will also add more new characters to the game. Three returning faces will join the roster of playable characters, with Petey Piranha, Wiggler, and Kamek. Check out the trailer below for a glimpse at all three, as well as the new track.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is available on Nintendo Switch. Booster Course Pass Wave 5 will launch sometime this Summer.

While a concrete release date still hasn’t been announced, it apparently won’t be too long before Wave 5 of the Booster Course Pass launches. Taking to Twitter via its official Canadian account, Nintendo recently published a promotional tweet for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and its DLC pass, and confirmed that Wave 5 of the pass will be coming “soon”. That is, of course, still pretty vague, but at least it’s indication that the kart racer’s next DLC drop is around the corner.

Booster Curse Pass Wave 5 will, like the previous four waves, add two new cups for players to race through, which will include eight new tracks. Wave 4 also added a new character to the game in Birdo, and it seems Nintendo is planning on adding five more over the remaining two waves, but it remains to be seen how many will arrive with Wave 5.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is available on the Nintendo Switch.

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— Nintendo of Canada (@NintendoCanada) May 30, 2023

Like previous waves, Wave 4 will bring another eight tracks to the racer. One of these will be an entirely new track, called Yoshi’s Island, while Birdo will also be added as a playable character.

Meanwhile, three of the remaining seven new tracks will be remastered versions of tracks from Mario Kart Tour (Amsterdam Drift, Singapore Speedway, and Bangkok Rush), and one each from Mario Kart Wii (DK’s Snowboard Cross), Mario Kart: Double Dash (Waluigi Stadium), Mario Kart DS (Mario Circuit), and Mario Kart: Super Circuit (Riverside Park). Check out the trailer below for a glimpse of what their remastered versions look like.

Two more Waves are left in the Booster Course Pass following the launch of Wave 4, totaling 16 tracks, with both waves set to launch before the end of the year.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is available on Nintendo Switch.

A brand new course – Yoshi’s Island – is coming, but that’s not all. Birdo from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! will also be a playable character. Other tracks weren’t detailed, but if it’s anything like previous Waves, then there should be eight tracks.

Stay tuned for the full track list in the coming months. The Booster Course Pass launched last year in March and added 24 tracks, some remastered from previous Mario Kart titles and a few new ones. Along with retailing for $24.99, it’s available for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack owners at no additional cost.

Wave 3 of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’s Booster Course Pass will go live on December 7. A new trailer, which you can check out below, also confirms the eight tracks it’ll be adding to the kart racer. All eight are, of course, remastered versions of tracks from previous Mario Kart titles. There’s Maple Treeway (Wii), Raindow Road (3DS), Boo Lake (Super Circuit), Tour Berlin Byways (Tour) in one cup, and Rock Rock Mountain (3DS), Peach Gardens (DS), Tour London Loop (Tour), and Merry Mountain (Tour).

Following this, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe will have three waves of DLC left, for a total of 24 additional tracks. All three waves are expected to launch in 2023.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is available on Nintendo Switch. As of September 30, the game has sold 48.41 million units worldwide.

The first two waves of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course Pass have gone live over the last few months, adding 16 more tracks to the game, which means four more waves are yet to arrive. During the recent Nintendo Direct presentation, Nintendo offered a glimpse of the next wave, and confirmed that it will launch this Holiday.

While the full list of Wave 3’s tracks has yet to be revealed, Nintendo has confirmed that two of the eight new tracks will be Mario Kart Tour’s Merry Mountain and Mario Kart DS’ Peach Castle. Check out the trailer below.

Notably, Wave 2 brings a completely new track that’s making its series debut, with the Propeller Cup’s Sky High Sundae. The cup also includes Mario Kart Wii’s Mushroom Gorge, Mario Kart Tour’s Sidney Sprint, Mario Kart: Super Circuit’s Snow Land. Meanwhile, the Turnip Cup includes Mario Kart 64’s Kalimari Desert, Mario Kart Tour’s New York Minute, Mario Kart DS’ Waluigi Pinball, and Super Mario Kart’s Mario Circuit 3.

Like the previous wave and the coming four waves, even if you haven’t purchased the Booster Course Pass and are playing online with someone who has, you’ll still be able to play on the new tracks– though of course, you won’t be able to do so when playing solo.

Recently, Nintendo revealed updated sales figures for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (along with a number of other first party Switch titles), confirming that the racer has sold over 46.82 million units worldwide.

Get ready to race! Wave 2 of the #MarioKart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course Pass is out now.

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— Nintendo UK (@NintendoUK) August 4, 2022