GenGAME writes: "This year’s E3 is a critical one for Nintendo. With Wii U slipping in popularity with each passing month, the company’s struggling to ensure that the system picks up steam before the release of other next-generation consoles from Sony and Microsoft, and that means it needs to get everything in gear by the holidays to be successful for the long haul. As was the case with 3DS, it’s possible to turn things around with enough momentum, but before long Wii U’s chance to build that momentum will be lost.
"People have been looking to a number of different franchises as possible saviors for the system’s image – The Legend of Zelda, Pikmin, and a Retro Studios-developed Metroid, just to name a few – but at the end of the day, there’s only one franchise that really matters for the future of Wii U."
Super Mario has had a lot of different iterations, but for MAR10 Day 2024 (Mario Day), CGM takes a look at which is the best Mario across the entire franchise.
With the movie, several games, and a new theme park expansion delivered 2023 was a good year for Mario fans. Mahin K, writing for overkill, looks back, and notes how 2024 is looking like a good one too.
The Nintendo Switch is very nearly the perfect Super Mario gaming machine, but it's missing four main series 2D Super Mario games.
Super Mario Land (Game Boy) can't be that hard to port. How is that one not available? :)
TL;DR Show me the system-selling Mario game, Nintendo.
Super Mario 64 SOLD BADLY! I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
and thats why idont own any nintendo systems.
If wish the mario games would not be repetitive. (referring to nsmb)
I hope it's not Mario Galaxy 3 that'll be a huge letdown. ;)