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Anniversary: Super Mario First Went 'New' 20 Years Ago On The DS
New Super Mario Bros. launched 20 years ago on the Nintendo DS, marking the first new 2D side-scrolling Mario platformer in years and revitalizing the classic formula. The game introduced new power-ups and movement abilities, and offered wireless multiplayer. It became the best-selling Nintendo DS game of all time, selling over 30 million units.
"A range of new chairs to suit different needs" - LiberNovo is expanding its chair family by introducing an "entry level" non-electric model, and somehow, a "Pro" version
LiberNovo is expanding its popular Omni chair lineup with three new models: the entry-level Omni SE, the premium Omni Pro with new fabric options, and the larger Omni Maxis Series designed for big and tall users. The Maxis Series further breaks down into electric, manual, and airflow variants. While pre-orders are open with a refundable deposit, pricing for the new chairs has not yet been released.
Gigabyte, Asus, MSI, and more reportedly adjust their sales targets as the RAM crisis strangles motherboard sales
Major motherboard manufacturers including Asus, Gigabyte, MSI, and ASRock are reportedly lowering their sales targets for the remainder of 2026 due to ongoing RAM and storage shortages. These shortages, exacerbated by AI infrastructure demand and global supply chain issues, have led to significant price increases for PC components, impacting consumer purchasing decisions and the overall gaming PC market.
An unofficial PC port of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess just released
An unofficial native PC port of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, named Dusk, has been released. This project, built on a decompilation effort that began in 2020, supports PC, iOS, Android, macOS, and Linux, offering features like higher framerates, custom models, and various gameplay tweaks.
This artist 'brings hair to life' by painting video game scenes on the back of wigs, and yes, it really is as…
Artist Hamdi Osman is gaining attention for painting intricate video game scenes onto the back of wigs, transforming them into wearable art. Osman's work, which also includes movie and album covers, requires careful consideration of wig color and hair texture to bring the designs to life. This unique approach showcases the boundless creativity within the gaming community.
Games Inbox: Would you pay over £80 for GTA 6?
Readers discuss the potential price of Grand Theft Auto 6, with one arguing that even at £100, it offers better value than a cinema trip. Other topics include the struggles of the Xbox platform, the long wait for a new Bioshock game, and the merits of the PlayStation 5's performance upgrades. There's also excitement surrounding potential remakes for Nintendo Switch 2, including Star Fox 64, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and Super Mario 64.
You don't need more RAM; a YouTube bug is just making it seem like you do by eating up 7GB or more of your…
A bug within YouTube is causing significant RAM usage, with some tabs consuming 7GB or more, leading to performance issues and stutters on gaming PCs. This issue affects multiple browsers and is not an indication of insufficient hardware. While Google and YouTube have not officially confirmed the bug, reports suggest it is a widespread problem impacting users who keep YouTube tabs open in the background while gaming or streaming.
Why The Super Mario Galaxy Games Are The Best In The Series
This article argues that the Super Mario Galaxy games are the best in the series, surpassing even the highly regarded Super Mario 64. The author praises their innovative gameplay, unique gravity mechanics, orchestral soundtracks, and overall joyful experience, particularly highlighting Super Mario Galaxy 2's improvements. The games are now readily available on the Nintendo Switch.
Today Is Nintendo Legend Yoshiaki Koizumi's 58th Birthday
Nintendo legend Yoshiaki Koizumi celebrated his 58th birthday on April 29, 2026. Koizumi, currently Senior General Manager at Nintendo EPD, has been with the company for 35 years and has contributed to numerous iconic titles including Super Mario 64, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and Super Mario Odyssey.
Will We See a New Casino in the Upcoming Mario Games
The Mario series has a history of incorporating casino-like mini-games, such as video poker, roulette, and slots, in titles like Super Mario 64 DS and New Super Mario Bros. While these elements have typically been minor distractions, there is potential for them to be expanded upon in future games. However, Nintendo's family-friendly approach may limit the extent to which a full casino theme could be implemented.
Surprise, We're Getting Even More Games Done Quick This Summer
Games Done Quick is partnering with Gamescom to host a new three-day speedrunning marathon in Europe from August 28-30. The event will take place at Koelnmesse in Cologne, Germany, and will be streamed on Twitch and YouTube. Proceeds from the Gamescom GDQ marathon will be donated to Gaming for Democracy, a new initiative supporting civic engagement through gaming culture.
Tie yourself up in wriggling loveknots in this graceful and silly merpeople sex game
coalescent || tidal rapture is an upcoming adult game from developers Hatim Benhsain and Hanwen Xu, funded by NYU Game Center. The game focuses on merpeople exploring intimacy and relationships, featuring unique mechanics like singing to communicate and a 'long and sinuous organ' for entanglement. It draws inspiration from games like b.l.u.e. Legend of Water and Super Mario 64, and is set to release later this year.
Nobody can touch the $10,000 Super Mario 64 speedrunning bounty except for the guy who started it in the first place
Super Mario 64 speedrunner Suigi has set a new world record for the 120 Star category with a time of 1:35:25, his third record in this category since initiating a $10,000 bounty for anyone who could beat his times. Despite a mistake during the run, Suigi still managed to improve his previous record, highlighting his dominance in the game's speedrunning scene.
Feature: A Look Back At Every Game Nintendo Life Scored 10/10 Over 20 Years
Nintendo Life looks back at the 69 games it has awarded a perfect 10/10 score over its 20-year history. The article details the criteria for a perfect score, emphasizing games that raise genre bars and push industry boundaries, and lists titles from Mega Man 2 to New Super Mario Bros. Wii.
Nintendo announces new My Mario products including Hello, Yoshi for Switch
Nintendo has announced new additions to its My Mario product line, including the "Hello, Yoshi!" app for Nintendo Switch and mobile devices, which allows users to interact with Yoshi's face. Other new items include a "Hello, Mario!" board book, stop motion shorts, and wooden block sets featuring Mario characters. The "Hello, Yoshi!" app is free and offers playful interactions, with Yoshi eventually falling asleep to encourage screen time breaks.
Decades ago, Gabe Newell revealed that Super Mario 64 influenced Half-Life, and it seems future Steam god GabeN was a lot better at Nintendo's platformer than Valve's FPS classic
Gabe Newell revealed in a 1998 interview that Super Mario 64, along with Ultima Underworld and Resident Evil 2, were significant influences on the development of Half-Life. Newell also admitted he was not particularly skilled at Half-Life's multiplayer, contrasting it with his perceived proficiency in Super Mario 64, which he later called his favorite game of all time.
Before you download the free Hello Yoshi app for your kids, please grab a Switch 2 screen protector
The free Hello Yoshi app is now available on the Nintendo Switch eShop, allowing users to interact with Yoshi's face. The article strongly recommends purchasing a screen protector for the Nintendo Switch 2 before downloading the app, due to its heavy reliance on the touchscreen.
Super Mario 64, Star Fox programmer says devs weren't historically given free copies of their games, so they had to "wait until supply caught up with demand" if their work sold out
Former Nintendo developers Takaya Imamura and Giles Goddard revealed that they were not historically given free copies of the games they worked on, such as Super Mario 64 and Star Fox. They would have to wait for retail supply to catch up with demand if the games sold out. This practice was common among Japanese companies, even for employees who were still with the company.
You don't have to choose between a controller and a keyboard; there's a secret third option, and I may not…
This article discusses the Azeron Cyborg II, a hybrid gaming peripheral that combines a controller's thumbstick with a keypad's functionality, offering a unique solution for PC gamers who struggle with traditional mouse and keyboard controls. The author highlights its ergonomic design, customizability, and how it bridges the gap between controller and keyboard input for an improved PC gaming experience.
Streamer Support, Mental Health Gaming, Final Fantasy for Good, and the UVW: Good in Gaming Vol. 3
This installment of Good in Gaming highlights various positive initiatives within the gaming community, including a mobile game called Finch that promotes mental health through habit tracking, a charity stream by Rashern for The Trevor Project that raised $1000, and the Final Fantasy V Four Job Fiesta which raises money for the Palestinian Children's Relief Fund. The article also touches on the ongoing efforts of the United Videogame Workers to advocate for better labor conditions and unionization within the game industry.
