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Nintendo has updated Mario Kart 8 Deluxe to Ver. 4.0.0, and it includes a host of new features and additions for those playing on Switch 2. You can see the full patch notes for this update below along with a video showing the 8-player multiplayer.
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Of all the spin-offs that Nintendo’s “Super Mario” franchise has seen over the years, one of the most popular is “Mario Kart.” Starting with “Super Mario Kart” in 1992 for the Super Nintendo, the series has featured Mario and his extensive supporting cast as they go kart racing around distinct environments. The games have appeared…
After helping Nintendo gain traction in the global gaming industry as the protagonist of its breakout hit “Donkey Kong,” Mario went on to become the company’s enduring mascot. This was only elevated with the landmark 1985 title “Super Mario Bros.,” a tremendous hit for the Nintendo Entertainment System and a retro game everyone needs to…
Nintendo icon Mario may be set to make his next appearance very soon as an updated trademark has been filed for an unexpected blast from the famed plumber’s past.
Super Mario fans are working on a new custom expansion for Super Mario Bros. Wonder which introduces a bunch of new levels inspired by Super Mario Galaxy.
Super Mario Sunshinerecently landed on Nintendo Switch Online for Nintendo Switch 2 owners, and I’m absolutely thrilled.
In this photo provided by Nintendo Wire, publisher Jason Ganos, left, and OneStopWonders store owner Kevin Braun hold PSA graded copies of Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt video games on June 17, in Waukesha, Wis. Lauren Ganos / Nintendo Wire
In this photo provided by Nintendo Wire, publisher Jason Ganos, left, and OneStopWonders store owner Kevin Braun hold PSA graded copies of Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt video games on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, which they rediscovered in a warehouse in Waukesha, Wis. (Lauren Ganos/Nintendo Wire
Aug. 11 (UPI) — A box of games brought into a Wisconsin retro store turned out to contain a video gaming history mystery: 97 copies of a previously unknown variant of Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt for the original Nintendo.