But Super Mario Maker 2 is so much more than just a way to live out your Miyamoto-esque design fantasies: there's also a robust online mode to play against or with other people, a story mode that ...

If I could inject Super Mario Maker 2 into my veins, I would. Every ounce of this game is pure, uncut, 2D Mario fun. Like its predecessor, Super Mario Maker 2 turns players into level designers ...

See our ethics statement. Nintendo has announced what it describes as the final update to Super Mario Maker 2, and it comes with a huge new feature: a World Maker mode that lets you design a map ...

But I’m convinced the series peaked with Super Mario Maker 2 in 2019, and for me, that's the bar to clear as Nintendo walks into the Switch 2 era. Mind you, we could argue the second Mario Maker ...

On June 28, 2019, Nintendo released their latest mega-successful Nintendo Switch title, Super Mario Maker 2. The platformer, which was a major upgrade to its equally-successful Wii U predecessor ...

When the announcement came that the Wii U’s online services were being shut down, there were approximately 26,000 levels made by hand in Super Mario Maker that hadn’t ever been beaten.

Mario Builder 64 is a mod from developers Arthurtilly and Rovertronic that gives players access to all the tools they will need to build their own Super Mario 64 levels. The mod features objects ...

It’s hard to decide where to begin when talking about all the things I love about Super Mario Maker 2. It does nearly everything better than its already excellent predecessor, introducing some ...

You never know what to expect in any given level of Super Mario Maker, and that element of surprise makes playing the levels made with this robust course builder incredibly fun. Super Mario Maker ...

The Mario Maker 2 project dubbed "Super Mario Bros. 5" by its creator is meant to feel like a classic Nintendo-created Mario game. Grab a friend or three, pass the Joy-Con around, and have a fun ...

And it works exceedingly well. Those who played Super Mario Maker are well aware of the diabolical tracks created by random users, but it’s ridiculously cool to play levels created by Nintendo ...