Mario Kart Tour, which is a racing game established by Nintendo, has actually opened registrations for a closed beta test on Android. Sadly Mario Kart Tour closed beta on Android is restricted to Japan and the United States only. The Mario Kart Tour Android closed beta will be held in between May 22 and June 4, and you can use to be a beta tester for Mario Kart Tour till May 7. This does not suggest that everyone who registered is guaranteed a slot in the Mario Kart Tour closed beta. Nintendo has actually made it clear that if the number of registrations surpasses a certain number, it will select Mario Kart Tour Android beta testers through a lucky draw.

Here’s the main website where you can register to be a part of the Mario Kart Tour Android closed beta. Nintendo has actually made it clear that not all Android devices will be supported during the closed beta and that it won’t be reacting to inquiries around content or application of the closed beta. This implies that if your Android device doesn’t support Mario Kart Tour, you won’t be able to play it during the closed beta test.

Another intriguing point to note is that Mario Kart Tour will not have in-app purchases allowed throughout the closed beta. This might suggest that the entire game might be playable free of charge throughout the closed beta. It’s been revealed that Mario Kart Tour will be free-to-start like Super Mario Run, which hints at the fact that the racing video game could also provide a single in-app purchase to open all in-game content. Mario Kart Tour will also be launching on iOS, however there is no word on a closed beta for the platform.

It’s popular that Nintendo wasn’t entirely pleased with the profits Super Mario Run generated. Fire Emblem Heroes, another mobile video game from Nintendo, has actually made a great deal of loan. This makes us question whether Mario Kart Tour will enable individuals to pay as soon as to play the entire game instead of a different monetization method to make more cash. Oddly enough, Nintendo doesn’t want its mobile games making too much cash either so perhaps we’ll see it take the middle course with Mario Kart Tour’s monetization.

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