The Mario Red & Blue Edition Switch console is the first Switch version that's a color other than gray. While we've seen different colored docks and Joy-Cons, the Switch itself has always been gray, ...

A renowned insider found two new Mario games in a Nintendo leak, and one of those games is said to be in development now, especially amidst the details about a new console coming. The massive Nintendo ...

Stan owes their love of turn-based RPGs and all other things gaming to a second-hand Game Boy Advance SP and Wario Land 3. Persona, Zelda, and Pokemon rank among their all-time franchises, but they ...

Along with the "Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury" comes a limited edition Nintendo switch bundle that is now out in the market for $300. The red and blue-themed console comes with a screen ...

Poor Wii U owners didn't have much in way of new games to play over the holidays, but the arrival of Mario Kart 64 on the Virtual Console changes things a bit. Widely regarded as one of the best ...

Super Mario Bros turns 35 this year, and Nintendo is introducing a bunch of new products to celebrate… including a handheld game console with the game pre-installed. You can also use it as a clock.

Unveiled to close out today’s Nintendo Direct presentation centered around Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Nintendo showed off its new Switch OLED console that is themed around Mario. This is the first ...

Nadia Grace Mullings is a contributor and journalist for Game Rant, and has been a big fan of video gaming from a young age. Strong first impressions included point-and-click games on an old PC (way ...

As Nintendo struggles to sell consoles, consumers can look forward to better deals. Nintendo is apparently launching a new Nintendo Switch OLED bundle for these holidays. But don’t get too excited. As ...

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It’s Mario Day! Many of us have Nintendo’s jumping, mushroom-demolishing, Italian plumber to thank for our love of gaming — and for inspiring an interest in technology. So, why not celebrate Mario Day ...