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MARIO Goes BIG transforms the familiar video game hero into a giant after an incredible power up changes his size and sends ...

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Super Mario Bros. Wonder is perhaps the Mario franchise’s most colorful and unusual game to date, featuring all manner of dream-like themes and near-endless amounts of creativity. Like any new Mario ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Today, Nintendo aired the Super Mario Bros. Wonder Direct, a ...

Through power-ups and abilities aided by detailed animations and excellent voice acting, Wonder’s Mario is the most expressive he’s ever been. Through power-ups and abilities aided by detailed ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While the game will definitely remind original fans of the franchise's first home release, you'll have way more character options ...

Nintendo gamer Manx Ninja Pig imagines what custom power-ups could look like in Mario Odyssey.

It was an exciting day for Mario fans as Nintendo went live with a Super Mario Bros. Wonder direct presentation, showing off a multitude of new features like the Bubble and Drill power-ups. These ...

Lego Super Mario is as fun as it is imaginative, combining two of our favorite franchises in one, highly desirably package. We already wanted it, but now Lego's made our yearning even stronger by ...

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In addition to these seven power-ups, Mario’s iconic yellow cape from Super Mario World also makes a cameo in the movie. In that game, the cape allows Mario to fly briefly and whip nearby foes.