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Vaca en Mario Kart World ahora come hamburguesas, bistec

Autor: Violet May 13,2025

En medio del habitual rumor de noticias sobre tarifas y el precio de Nintendo Switch 2, estamos tomando un delicioso desvío en el mundo caprichoso de Mario Kart. IGN tuvo la oportunidad de sumergirse en Mario Kart World en un evento reciente de Nintendo en Nueva York, y han traído algunos detalles jugosos sobre el nuevo personaje de vaca Moo Moo Meadows. Sí, lo leíste bien: la vaca, anteriormente solo una figura de fondo encantadora en una sola pista de Mario Kart, ahora es un corredor jugable, e Internet es llena de emoción, memes y fanart en abundancia.

Pero aquí es donde las cosas se vuelven deliciosamente intrigantes. En el trailer de Nintendo Direct 2, Mario fue visto comiendo una hamburguesa. Las hamburguesas, como sabemos, generalmente están hechas de carne de res. Esto provocó una curiosa pregunta entre los fanáticos: ¿Cow, cuyo tipo podría ser la fuente de esa carne, participar en tal comida? La respuesta, revelada en el evento de Nintendo, es un resonante sí. En las ubicaciones de Diner de Yoshi esparcidas por los cursos, los corredores pueden tomar varios alimentos, incluyendo hamburguesas, kebabs de carne, pizza y donas, al igual que recoger una caja de artículos.

Imagínese si la vaca obtiene un disfraz de transformación.
por Shinuto94 en Mariokart

IGN confirmó que la vaca puede comer todos estos artículos, incluida la controvertida hamburguesa. Curiosamente, mientras que otros corredores pueden cambiar los disfraces al consumir estos alimentos, la vaca no parece sufrir ninguna transformación. Esto plantea preguntas: ¿La vaca simplemente disfruta de una comida sabrosa? ¿Hay un poder oculto vinculado al consumo de hamburguesas que Nintendo está manteniendo en secreto? ¿O son quizás hamburguesas vegetarianas y kebabs a base de plantas?

Sí, la vaca puede comer bistec en el mundo de Mario Kart. pic.twitter.com/qn5pz9iim4
- IGN (@ign) 4 de abril de 2025

IGN contactó a Nintendo para una aclaración, pero aún no ha recibido una respuesta. Es probable porque están inundados en su evento de Nueva York, y no porque esta sea una pregunta extravagante para plantear a su equipo de relaciones públicas. ¿Bien?

Mientras tanto, no se pierda nuestra vista previa de Mario Kart World, donde puedes echar un vistazo a nuestro nuevo corredor favorito, la vaca, en acción.

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