There's a sound effect in Super Mario 64 you can't hear in full unless it has been playing for 14 months. Sushi's swishing sound plays on an overlapping loop, meaning it never plays in full as the ...

it's a hidden sound effect that's gonna take an insane snack budget to settle into listening out for. Kaze Emanuar, a hacker who's been reporting his findings on Super Mario 64 for years now ...

The result is sensory overload. Mario games are cacophonous enough as is; switching every single sound effect to human vocalization is... Look. Judge for yourself. You can see (and hear ...

The second was a faintly horrifying pitch from the game's sound director, Koji Kondo. "His idea was, when a Wonder Effect activates, a live action version of Mario with human proportions appears ...

Mario’s legs look like a cartoon when he runs fast and he has to grab his hat out of mid-air every time he goes into a pipe. There’s even a goofy little drumroll sound effect every time you ...