With the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, a new “Mario Kart” installment has also been released. In addition to familiar ...

Mario Kart World 's beloved Cow is PETA's latest gaming target, as the organisation is asking Nintendo to remove its nose ...

Cow, a breakout star in the new "Mario Kart World" video game, wears a nose ring that is viewed as a painful accessory by the ...

CBC Kids News explains why Mario Kart World’s cow character is the subject of an online animal rights petition over its nose ...

PETA urged Nintendo to remove a nose ring from Mario Kart’s “Cow” character, calling it a symbol of animal cruelty ...

Nintendo has recently learned, if you mess with the bull, you get PETA. The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA ...

Animal-rights advocacy group PETA wants Nintendo to remove the brass nose ring from Cow, the joyful anthropomorphic ...

Mario Kart World is the latest pop culture entity to come under fire by PETA, the prominent animal rights group.

Cow's addition to the Mario Kart World roster was quickly followed by Cheep Cheep (the red fish Mario often has to dodge) and Pokey (the smiling, wiggling cactus character) also becoming playable.

Cow is the reason NPCs and certain enemies got to be playable characters in Mario Kart World. From the moment Cow ended up being confirmed, she’s been the talk of the town.

Now in Mario Kart World, many of these characters are graduating to fully playable racers. Of course, the one that has already become a huge hit with fans is Cow, who previously appeared as an ...

Shortly after Mario Kart World was unveiled, IGN's Brian Altano noticed at a preview event that Cow was able to eat products that traditionally include beef, like steak kabobs and hamburgers.