3D artist Aryok Pineda, who goes by the handle aryoksini in YouTube, recreated a small part of Super Mario 64 in Epic’s Unreal Engine 4.
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Nintendo Relives Super Mario Run Pricing:Launch Regions Expands
Nintendo announced its new game called "Super Mario Run" With the launch of the new Super Mario Run which will be on December, Nintendo company has now shared some new insights into the new game regarding its pricing and launch regions.
Super Mario Maker Updates: NES Remix Event Rewards Super Mario Bros 3's Frog Suit; Dev Share Tips to Level Up
A suit is one of the great rewards of NES Remix Event that comes in Super Mario Maker. Game developer share pointers on how to level up Super Mario Maker.
Nintendo, DeNA Collaborate to Release Super Mario, Donkey Kong as Free Mobile Games
Nintendo recently announced its collaboration with DeNA to release its own games for smartphones. Nintendo recently announced its collaboration with DeNA to release its own games for smartphones.
Super Mario Maker update has new event courses, checkpoints; Restricted power-up items also available?
Super Mario Maker latest update includes new event courses and level checkpoints. Super Mario Maker update for Wii U now introduces brand new event courses and checkpoints.
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Nintendo Teams Up With Universal Parks & Resorts to Bring Mario and Cohorts in Universal Theme Parks
After making it big on its profit, Nintendo is jumping up again on new levels as it recently sealed its partnership with Universal Parks & Resorts to bring its games and characters into the Universal Theme Parks. Some of these characters might be Super Mario and your favorite characters from Pokemon.
Erik Ross, a computer student has succesfully made the first level of Super Mario 64 in Unity. Erik Ross, a computer science student successfully ported the first level of the Super Mario 64 game to PC, ahead of Nintendo.
Shares in video game maker Nintendo Co were overwhelmed with buy orders on Wednesday as investors welcomed its long-awaited move to bring its iconic game characters such as Super Mario to smartphones.
Japanese video game maker Nintendo Co Ltd will venture into smartphone games, heeding calls from investors to boost revenue by taking iconic characters like Super Mario to players increasingly shunning its consoles.
As Nintendo's sales of Wii U flopped, Japanese video game machines maker Nintendo Co is under pressure to think about abandoning its hardware operations, Bloomberg reported.
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