I'm one of those wearying GameCube fans wistfully sighing through every Direct hoping against hope for another Skies of ...

Even though they’ve appeared as obstacles in past Mario Kart games, this is the first time they’ll actually be playable. HUH? This is… the cow from the Mario Kart 64 Moo Moo Farm course?

Moove over Mario; the cow is obviously the star of Mario Kart World. Yes, you can play as the Mother Penguin from Super Mario 64 ... Party Jamboree will also return for the Switch 2 version ...

Alongside first-party games like Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Super Mario 64, there were also some fantastic ... the 60-odd featured in Mario Party 2. Even the 21 games that return from ...

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Nintendo has confirmed the upgrade pricing for more Nintendo Switch games ahead of the Nintendo Switch 2 launch, but the costs differ from title to title. Upgrade prices for Kirby and the Forgotten ...

For example, we know that games like Super Mario Party Jamboree are getting a “Switch 2 Edition” variant that gamers can either buy outright or pay an upgrade fee to get the extra perks/content for.

During the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct livestream in early April ... players can also upgrade their existing copies of Kirby and the Forgotten Land and Super Mario Party Jamboree. Today, as pre-orders ...

At its launch event, Nintendo showcased its commitment to a strong Switch 2 library by spotlighting big third-party games. These are the ones I want to play most.

A Super Mario 64 player discovered a sound effect that only plays if the game is left running continuously for over a year. Questioning how anyone would stumble upon something so obscure is natural, ...

They cost twice as much as the Zelda Switch 2 Edition upgrades ... is getting a new Star-Crossed World mode to play, and Mario Party is getting Jamboree TV with extra mini-games.

This is a far more fortunate fate than old-school Mario fans anticipated back in 1996, when the baby penguin debuted in the Cool, Cool Mountain stage of Super Mario 64.