This is a far more fortunate fate than old-school Mario fans anticipated back in 1996, when the baby penguin debuted in the Cool, Cool Mountain stage of Super Mario 64.

"I remember that [Mario 64] was the first one where I just, like, pushed the joystick in the direction I wanted to go and the character ran that way, and I was like: 'Wait a second,'" the director ...

Amazon also has awesome deals on the two other retiring Lego Super Mario sets: Soda Jungle Maker and Goombas' Playground.

HUH? This is… the cow from the Mario Kart 64 Moo Moo Farm course? (Or mayhaps the cow from the Moo Moo Meadows course from Mario Kart Wii?) Sure. Exploding in online popularity, Cow is now an ...

A Nintendo fan has spotted unreleased screenshots of Mario's lost Virtual Boy adventure, with the title Mario Smash attached. The Virtual Boy was an outright failure in terms of standalone ...

As one of Nintendo's most iconic characters, Mario is everywhere on the Switch. The plumber has had multiple releases every year since the system first came out with no signs of stopping ...

Event Production Net Revenues Up 92.6% YoY to US$14.6M in the Second Half of 2024Integrated Digital Entertainment Ecosystem Sets the Stage for Revenue Diversification and Growth ABU DHABI, United Arab ...

YouTube has launched Music Assistant, an AI-powered tool within Creator Music, enabling creators to generate custom, royalty-free instrumental tracks. US-based YouTube Partner Program members can ...

Yes, you can play as the Mother Penguin from Super Mario 64, but clearly, you'd only pick that if the cow was unavailable. Nintendo had to have known this would make races udderly ridiculous.

I played Wave Race 64 for the first time last year – it's ... has finally remembered how fun wave-based gameplay is with Mario Kart World on Switch 2. A recent video clip shows how explosive ...

Above, we're demonstrating the 64x pack, which means every single block is 64×64 pixels instead of the ... they still have the same base model. With the Better Dogs texture pack, the familiar ...