From its earliest days on the SNES to its new open-world outing on Switch 2, here's every Mario Kart game, ranked worst to ...

and I found myself mostly using Mario, Geno, and Peach when I first played the game back on SNES. In one of the most welcome changes from that game, Super Mario RPG now allows players to swap out ...

Here are all of the differences in Super Mario RPG on Switch, compared to the SNES version. The most obvious difference right off the bat is the new visuals in the remake. Super Mario RPG on ...

Debuting three months before the launch of the Nintendo 64, Super Mario RPG does feel like the perfect (if sometimes bittersweet) swan song to the entire SNES RPG era. Here is how Super Mario RPG ...

Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars first captivated players with its release in 1996 on the SNES, blending Square’s classic RPG elements with the beloved Mario universe. Now, 27 years ...

Super Mario RPG - DF Tech Review - The SNES Classic Shines On Switch Super Mario RPG: John Linneman delivers the video version of the Digital Foundry tech review.Watch on YouTube Once the game ...

Not all 16-bit games aged like milk, as some of the top titles from the Super Nintendo are just as good now as they were back ...

but it will be interesting to see how it continues the evolution we’ve seen since Super Mario Kart. The series has come a very long way since its SNES beginnings, expanding the tracks ...

Here they are Delta is bringing SNES and N64 emulation to the masses ... Fans are marveling at all the personality in the new 2D Mario platformer Advertisement ...

Super Mario All-Stars is a SNES collection featuring upgraded, 16-bit versions of 8-bit Mario games, and it was the first chance players worldwide had to play the Japanese Super Mario Bros.

Mario’s first side-scrolling adventure has been ported to the Super Nintendo by ROM hacker Infidelity, as spotted by Time Extension. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed to tell you ...

That said, as folks have pointed out, Super Mario World could make perfect sense as the title if the SNES game and the events of the first Mario movie's post-credits scene offer clues here.