The Nintendo 64 was era-defining for kart racers. Mario Kart 64, like Mario 64 before it, helped to ease the world-famous plumber into the 3D era, and it was rivaled heavily, maybe even surpassed, by Diddy Kong Racing. I even remember having a great time with Mickey's Speedway USA, Lego Racers, and Micro Machines.
PlayStation, of course, tried to get in on the action with Crash Team Racing, but really, only one series has stood the test of time: Mario Kart. It's one of the best-selling franchises in the history of gaming, and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is Nintendo's second-best-selling game of all time.
As more and more games begin to make their way to browsers, unfortunately, with the help of Claude and vibecoding, one player has taken things back to Mario Kart's first 3D outing, creating a web browser version of Mario Kart 64, designed exclusively for online racing.
Mario Kart 64 Online is an online-only version of Mario Kart 64, playable completely through your web browser. It was designed by Oliver Sauter and is based on the SpaghettiKart engine decompilation.
It features all 16 tracks from the main game, including...
