While the games have changed drastically since those early NES days, one thing remains a staple of the series: Mario’s frequent use of power-ups. Over the years, Nintendo has introduced a lot of ...

Meanwhile, Mario can be seen wearing the iconic yellow cape power-up introduced in the 1992 ... The latter is an intricate 2,646-piece model of the SNES predecessor, complete with an old-school ...

Putting the best Super Mario power ups in ranked order is a trip through the long-running franchise’s history, a tale of failed experiments and surprisingly creative endeavors. Any series that ...

New power ups include elephant form ... Finally, Nintendo revealed the rumoured new “Mario Red” OLED model with a Mario silhouette and hidden golden coin decorations, expected to release ...

He isn’t a model hero like Mario ... one of two characters who doesn’t take damage and can’t use power-ups in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. (The other character is Yoshi, whom you can ride ...

Paired with the haptic feedback of the controller, which vibrates in tandem with each tippy tappy step and hefty blow, Astro’s character model feels ... like the power-ups of Mario games ...

SEE ALSO: Nintendo's theme park is coming along nicely In Odyssey, Cappy replaces the traditional Super Mario power ups. In lieu of fire flowers and tanooki suits, Mario can throw Cappy at a ...

But by turning its star into an elephant, Nintendo is also acknowledging a simple fact of its Goomba-stomping, Koopa-kicking empire: Mario himself is a little boring. The smorgasbord of power-ups ...

Pick from heroic Super Mario™ characters and Power-Ups Choose from familiar characters including Mario, Luigi, Peach, Daisy, Yoshi and Toad. Transform into Elephant Mario to use your trunk to ...

For nearly four decades, Nintendo’s mascot, Mario, has been fed an increasingly bizarre diet of items. The smorgasbord of power-ups is part of what keeps players coming back. Nintendo In his ...