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Listings show both physical and digital formats: some titles are sold as physical copies while others are offered as digital downloads.

Listings commonly advertise local multiplayer, combined online-and-local modes, and drop-in/drop-out cooperative play—allowing additional players to join the adventure mid-game.

Many listings mention two difficulty modes—typically a lighter, more casual option and a more challenging option—and note that the game is easy to pick up, making it suitable for younger or less experienced players.

Most listings cite compatibility with the current hybrid Nintendo console (including its standard and Lite models). A few newer entries also note compatibility with next‑generation console models.

Local cooperative play commonly supports 2–4 players (drop‑in play with up to three additional players). Some online or party modes list larger limits—examples include up to 6 players for certain races and up to 16 players for City Trial–style online modes—while local wireless modes can have different limits (for example, 8 players in some cases).

Listings for second‑generation console editions commonly mention improved performance—such as higher resolution and faster frame rates—and some editions also include additional story content beyond the base game.

Listings often note that a second player can use a passed handheld controller for local co‑op, but they also warn that additional controllers or accessories may be required. Game, system, or accessories may be sold separately and are listed on the product page.