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Nintendo, you had one job this holiday season, and that was to release the highly anticipated new Star Fox game for your home video game console before Christmas. And now you're telling me, that isn't going to happen.

Back in 1993, the Super Mario Bros. Movie took a stab at the last name of the well known red plumber Mario. For years, fans have wondered what the official last name of Mario was. Was his last name actually Mario Mario?

I decided to pick up Super Mario Maker for Nintendo WiiU this past Saturday, and so far, and I have not regretted it at all. At first glance, I was pretty skeptical about it. It was just a game where you built Mario levels in the 8-Bit environment that we all know and love. Well, I was 1/4 right.

I can't believe that 30 years ago today, Super Mario Bros. was released to the world! It is one of the most, if not, THE most iconic video game to ever grace a video game console. It saved the video game industry after the video game crash of 1983, and is beloved by many to this day. How can anyone forget their first time through World 1-1?

The fine fellows at Did You Know Gaming have released a video that is actually quite interesting. People have been trampling each other over the amiibo craze, and they still are. Man, just wait until Christmas time right? Did You Know Gaming has a brand new video showing the history of the amiibo.

Is Mario dying on the front cover of the original game? Does Mario break bricks with his head or his fist? Do Bob-ombs become Boos after they explode? These are the hard hitting questions that fans have wanted to know for years, and now Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto has the answers.

The WiiU may not have the big Call of Duty, Battlefield, Gears of War, etc. But there is one thing that Nintendo sure knows how to work, and that is there franchises like Mario, Zelda, Kirby, etc. For anyone that doubts Nintendo, keep in mind. Nintendo is doing what Nintendo does! From the looks of it, Nintendo is about to knock it out of the park with Super Mario Maker.

It's crazy how popular amiibo's are in the United States! People are lining up for these things when they come out, and for what? I have maybe around 12 of them and have barely used them at all. I guess they just look cool. Either way, you can get a Mario, Bowser, Peach, Link, etc, pretty easily! However, when you start talking about Fox, Captain Falcon, Robin, etc...you'll never find them...unles

When collecting old Nintendo games, you would think that the popular ones would be the valuable ones right? But it's actually the complete opposite. The stranger the game, the more rare it seems to be!

If you owned the NES, SNES, or Nintendo 64, chances are that you owned or played a Rare game. No, not like a rare game, but a game developed by the studio, Rare. Games like Battletoads, Goldeneye, Banjo Kazooie, RC Pro Am, Jet Force Gemini, Conker's Bad Fur Day, etc.

What a game, what a GLORIOUS GAME....or not. You know when you look through your stack of video games and you find a game that you forgot that you own? This is a perfect example of that.

Impressive is a good word to describe this video. I think pretty much everyone can agree that Super Mario Bros. 3 is one of the greatest games of all time! It pretty much set the standard of Mario games after and many people have fond memories of it.