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Mario has entered the real world! With the recently announced Super Mario Odyssey, the lovable plumber has finally proceeded beyond the eponymous Lands, Worlds, and Galaxies of previous games, breaking through the fourth wall and entering a weird facsimile of New York City called New Donk City. The sight of a doughy little Mario hopping and backflipping atop lampposts, taxi cabs, and normally proportioned humans has been met with a noted mix of terror and delight online. On the one hand, it is exciting to see Nintendo’s world-class level designers setting their sights on open-world sandbox-style playgrounds; on the other hand, if Mario exists within a multiverse that also contains human beings with normal proportions then what the fuck is Mario? … [Read more...] about Mario gets modded into

While Stefan does self-imposed challenges in other games, he believes Mario games are still the best for these types of challenges. “I’m not entirely sure what wizardry Nintendo does with the Mario games,” said Stefan. “But whenever I have an idea for something to try in a Mario game it works out.” He has tried other similar challenges in games like Rayman Legends, but these other platformers just can’t be beaten using these absurd limitations. … [Read more...] about Meet The Fan Who Can Beat

If you’ve ever had your game controller die in the middle of a game, you know true pain. In 2019, this should be a thing of the past, but shit happens and people forget to charge their controllers or change batteries. You don’t have to worry about this issue if you have a Nintendo Switch Pro controller, thanks to Amazon. Right now, you can get an AmazonBasics Charging Dock for Switch Pro Controller with USB Cable for only $5. Now, hopefully, you’ll remember to dock your controller when you’re done playing for the night. … [Read more...] about E3’s Best Gaming Deals [Updating]

But for the most part, nothing has changed. At this time last year, there were around 1,400 games available for Switch. As we close out 2019, Nintendo’s official U.S. site has listings for 3,006 games. That’s great news for Nintendo, and you, but not great for developers hoping to get discovered. The eShop is still the same sort of bare-bones “transactional destination” it was in 2018, meaning it’s kind of hard to browse around and find anything in there, meaning in turn that developers are continuing the trend of reducing their prices down to absurdly low levels in hopes of crawling up the Best Sellers charts. And you still can’t sort all those 9-cent games you bought into folders. It seems like fleshing out the system software isn’t a priority for Nintendo. … [Read more...] about The State Of The Nintendo Switch In 2019