Musical Nintendo Leaks Hint at Exciting New Mario Kart 8 Deluxe DLC Additions

It’s not easy to keep things surprising these days because of the leakers. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe recently released their Wave 2, but leaks about the future waves are already making their way as a data miner revealed the tracks in the upcoming Waves.

It’s been five years since the game came out on the Nintendo Switch. This game originally came out on Nintendo Wii U in 2014. After the game’s colossal success, the Japanese company released a Remake for the Switch console. Also, it’s among the most successful Nintendo video games made.

Nintendo decided to bring back some iconic tracks from the past Mario Kart games. There would be eight new tracks in six waves and a wave will be a week long. So, fans would get to experience 48 iconic Mario Kart tracks in six weeks. But Nintendo already released two waves, meaning fans already know 16 of them.

Future Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Track Leaks

A data miner checked the latest update files of the game and discovered multiple small music files. These were preview music, which is also called prefetch files. The music files were unnamed. However, hardcore Mario fans deduced the full music from those previews.

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If finding out about the full music wasn’t enough, then they also found out about the future tracks in upcoming waves from these small music files. The leakers found out about 15 of the 32 upcoming race tracks. Further, most of them are from the 2019 mobile racing game, Mario Kart Tour.

What are the race tracks in the upcoming Waves?

Two racetracks from the leaks are played on two different tracks, making it difficult to pin the exact one. The first one is played on Boo Lake and Broken Pier from the GBA game Mario Kart: Super Circuit. Meanwhile, the second music is played in Waluigi Stadium and Wario Colosseum from the GameCube game Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

But there are 13 tracks that are deduced from the prefetch files of Wave 2. So follow the table below to know what those leaked race tracks are.

Now, it would be fascinating to see if these leaks are correct. Do you think these Mario Kart 8 Delux leaks are right? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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