Mario and friends clash in this extreme soccer game originally released for the Nintendo GameCube™ system in 2005. Matches ...

Block set, 71395, with 2064 pieces, and Micro Mario, Princess, and Bowser builds! Construct the famous Question Block with mystery panels that transform into Super Mario 64 Themed lands!

First things first, there are two ways of jumping in Mario Kart World; there’s a standard jump and a charged jump. As you can probably guess, a charged jump has a little more ‘oomph’ behind it.

In a video on X posted by user Mr. Duby, Waluigi gets a Coin Block item, which grants the player coins upon hitting it. But as seen in the video, Waluigi makes the unconventional decision to kick ...

How To Move The First Ice Block As you climb up the stairs, have Luigi stay next to the yellow and blue square on the way up. Hitting this square moves a floating yellow platform Mario can stay on ...

Bandai Spirits has revealed the full prize list of the Super Mario Ichiban Kuji lottery that will launch in mid-October 2024. This lottery will have the subtitle Home Party With Everyone, and most ...

By mastering the Long Jump, you’ll enhance your gameplay experience in Super Mario 64 and other 3D Mario games, allowing you to explore more efficiently and access previously out-of-reach areas.

Dr. Mario for the Game Boy was released around the same time as the Famicom/NES version in 1990, and Nintendo made sure to follow this simultaneous release around the world.

Can you block every single attack with a timed hit? Nope, you can't. Only physical attacks can be blocked in Super Mario RPG, and even then, not every single one of these will be blockable.

Japanese video games giant Nintendo has reported an 18% rise in net profit for the first half of the financial year, as sales continued to get a boost from its hit Super Mario film, and the ...

You can jump onto the rotating block with the talking flower to get enough height to reach the coin. We found it far easier to sprint-jump over this block, wall-climb the far wall, and then wall ...