The new MarioKart8 DLC makes a strange change to a fan-favorite track!
✖ The new Mario Kart 8 Deluxe DLC has made a strange change to a fan-favorite course. This week, the first wave of the Booster Course Pass was released, adding eight different tracks from the series' past to the Nintendo Switch game. One of these courses, Coconut Mall, had a surprise upgrade, but it looks like it has a surprise change as well.
At the moment, it appears this is the only real change Nintendo has made to the course, making even stranger. Of course, it's possible this is a bug, but if it is, Nintendo hasn't said as much. Whatever the case, the change has made the track worse and easier. — André March 18, 2022 If this is an intentional change, it's one Nintendo is not going to revert and it may indicate more changes down the road to other courses. Speaking of future courses, while Nintendo has yet to announce the next wave of courses -- or any other future wave -- we do know some of the courses coming to the game before the end of 2023 thanks to a new datamining leak.
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