Mario Kart Update: CPU Opponents Made Easier
July 30, 2025 - 13:18
The latest patch for Mario Kart, version 1.2.0, has introduced several significant changes aimed at enhancing the gaming experience. One of the most notable adjustments is the modification of CPU opponents, making them easier to compete against. This change is expected to provide a more enjoyable experience for players who may have found the previous difficulty level challenging.
In addition to the adjustments to CPU behavior, the update also brings a new feature for players engaged in Free Roam mode. Gamers will now receive notifications when they have successfully collected all items in this mode, allowing for a more streamlined experience as they explore the game’s expansive environments.
These updates reflect the developers’ commitment to improving gameplay and ensuring that all players, regardless of skill level, can enjoy the thrills of racing. With these enhancements, fans of the franchise can look forward to a more accessible and engaging Mario Kart experience.
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