Mario Golf: Super Rush

Nintendo's first big patch for the Switch 2 tennis game includes a new Fever Racket, a new court, a new Special Match, and GameShare support

A rare copy of Super Mario Bros. has been sold at auction for a record-breaking $3m USD. Read more

After earning $1 billion in theaters, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie will come to Peacock for streaming on July 30, the streamer has announced. This is just the latest way to watch the movie on your couch, as it previously came to premium video-on-demand services on May 19 and then on Blu-ray on June 16. You can sign up for Peacock now, starting at $8/month. It's not the only video game movie on the service, as The Super Mario Bros. Movie is also streaming there. On the TV front, Seasons 1-2 of Twisted Metal are on Peacock as well. https://twitter.com/peacock/status/2071964630201569466 Upcoming

Just like Mario and Donkey Kong before it, the Yooka-Laylee franchise is expanding to a new genre: kart racing. Playtonic Games announced Super Yooka-Laylee Kart during the Summer Game Fest as part of Day of the Devs 2026.  A debut trailer showed off the racer, which looks very similar in style to classic kart racers like the original Super Mario Kart, Mario Kart 64, and Mario Kart: Super Circuit. That means pixel-art character sprites racing on 3D tracks for a cool retro style. Within that visual structure, though, Playtonic promises a modern racing experience, including up to eight-play

Nintendo and Illumination's Super Mario Galaxy Movie surpasses $1 billion at the box office just as it comes home to streaming services.