Modder Makes Miniscule Mario Machine

Ever dreamed of taking Super Mario 64 to the mall, or Goldeneye into the garden? Well, if you have patience, a soldering iron, and modding smarts, then you (possibly) now can, by creating your own tiny N64. This Pocket Playmate Can Run N64 Goldeneye A YouTube console modifier by the name of GmanModz has successfully
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The 7 Best Free Fan-Made Super Mario Games to Play

It’s amazing how far gamers will go to show their love of a particular game. They’ll stay on top of gaming news, create playthrough videos for YouTube, and record entertaining gaming podcasts. However, there’s one set of gamers who are more committed to their hobby than any of these. And that’s the people who make
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You Can Now Pre-Order Mario Kart Tour on Mobile

Mario Kart Tour is finally ready for release. After an extended delay, Nintendo has announced that Mario Kart Tour will be available on Android and iOS in September 2019. Which is a full 18 months after Nintendo originally announced its latest mobile game. Nintendo Ventures Into Mobile Gaming In 2015, Nintendo announced that it was
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Is Mario Kart 8 Deluxe the Second Must-Have Switch Game?

Yes. You should buy Mario Kart 8 Deluxe right now if you own a Nintendo Switch (our review). Go on, I’ll wait. Now we can go through the reasons you just spent $ 60 on a three-year-old game. “But what if I’ve already played Mario Kart 8 on the ill-fated Wii U?” I hear you cry. Let’s take
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Make Your Own Mario Game! Scratch Basics for Kids and Adults

Did you know that anybody can make a video game without programming? Though there are several beginner-friendly languages, you don’t have to spend half a year learning Java or C++ to build a game. You could choose from many tools for various types of games, but one great option for kids (and adults) is MIT’s
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Watch This Guy Play Flappy Bird In Super Mario World on SNES

Sometimes you see something that you genuinely have a hard time wrapping your head around. The video below is one of those things. Basically, what you’re about to see is a YouTuber named SethBling who managed to glitch the code in Super Mario World on the SNES and make a Flappy Bird clone in it. No,
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