Exciting news just dropped for Switch Online subscribers, and trust us, you’ll want to hear this. Nintendo is bringing back some seriously cool profile icons, including the much-loved Mario Kart World set, but here’s the catch – this offer won’t last forever.
If you missed out on collecting these adorable profile customisations the first time around, now’s your chance to grab them. The Mario Kart World icons are back alongside several other fantastic themed collections, and they’re all available until 11th January 2026. That’s right, Mario Kart fans – you’ve got a limited window to snag these beauties!
Each icon costs just 10 Platinum Points, whilst borders and frames are priced at 5 Platinum Points each. It’s quite affordable, really, especially considering how much personality these little additions bring to your profile.
What Makes These Icons Special?
For our beloved Mario Kart fans who adore personalisation, these icons offer endless customisation possibilities. You can mix and match different borders and colours to create a profile that truly represents your racing style. Whether you’re a Rainbow Road specialist or a Shell-throwing champion, there’s something for everyone.
The Mario Kart World collection joins other returning favourites like Super Mario Galaxy, F-Zero 99, Kirby and the Forgotten Land, and several more. Nintendo’s releasing these in batches over the coming days, so keep checking back if you’re hunting for specific sets.
Don’t Miss Out
Here’s what we love about this whole situation, Nintendo listened to the community. So many Mario Kart fans expressed disappointment about missing these icons during their original run, and Nintendo’s response? Bring them back for everyone who wants another shot at collecting them.
Mark your calendars for 11th January 2026, because that’s when this limited-time offer ends. Whether you’re a casual racer or a dedicated Mario Kart fan, these icons are worth grabbing. Head over to the Switch Online rewards section and start customising your profile today!
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