Nintendo Shutting Down Mario Kart Tour Mobile Game in September

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Nintendo is shutting down its mobile game Mario Kart Tour on September 30.
The game will not have an offline version, and its digital currency is no longer available for purchase.
Auto-renewals and new subscriptions for the Gold Pass have also ended.

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Nintendo is shutting down its mobile game Mario Kart Tour on September 30. The game will not have an offline version, and its digital currency is no longer available for purchase. Auto-renewals and new subscriptions for the Gold Pass have also ended.

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