Super Mario Bros.

Producer Takashi Tezuka hints at the possibilities.

As NES Week continues, we reflect on what it was like to grow up in the days of the original Nintendo.

Robin explores the argument over which Mario series is best.

A look at the evolution of Mario's precision controls!

Confirms what all of us already knew.

This episode, the retro podcast delves into the early history of Mario up to 1985!

Luke takes a walk down memory lane and remembers the true game changers.

Sometimes, fandom forgets its basics. Here's a need-to-know of Nintendo!

From the golden days of yore, here are the first Top 20 of our Top 100!

A brief history of Nintendo consoles told with buttons and joysticks.

A look at the game that marked a second beginning for the man in red.

Mario is thirty years old, and we see him almost everywhere. So why do we still like him so much?

Ambassadors, start your downloading.

I’m late! I’m late for a very important date-- because my princess is in another castle!

Mario is thirty years old, and we see him almost everywhere. So why do we still like him so much?

Give your significant other something really special this Valentine's Day.

<i>Super Mario All-Stars Limited Edition</i> hits American retailers, DLC Monday, and a shout-out to an impressive gaming mash-up.

Nintendo's princesses have suffered continuous setbacks simply via the context they've been introduced within, and how that context has persisted.

Miyamoto embarrassed of Super Mario Bros.' graphics, Nintendo reveals limited red Wii and DSi XL bundles for Europe and the reason behind Famicom's red color.

Kojima and Naka love Mario, Pokémon sells ridiculously again and <i>Sonic Colors</i> produces thinks the game is one of Sonic's best.

Gather around children, for I have a cautionary tale to share with you. Woohoo!

Waterloo Labs employs eyes to play <i>Super Mario Bros.</i>, Zallag and Artefact Studios encourages the destruction of mankind via gods, and Media Create releases Japanese software sales from July 26 to August 1.

Sure, it seems ripe for the playing, but <i>Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels</i> will play you instead.

The 1993 soundtrack is headed to the United States Recording Registry!