Noel McDavid is a writer, a reader, and an avid retro gamer. She loves Spyro the Dragon and most Legend of Zelda titles, along with Crash Bandicoot and other classics. McDavid writes for several sites ...

If having and seeing that classic Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and an Old-School TV can bring you that nostalgic senses, wait until you have those in LEGO. The company announced an 80s LEGO set ...

A factory-sealed copy of Super Mario Bros. has sold for a record-breaking $2 million, making it the most valuable video game collectible...for now. Collectibles website Rally announced the sale on ...

Today is Mario Day and Nintendo and Apple are celebrating in a couple of ways with Mario Kart Tour and Super Mario Run on iPhone. Mario Kart Tour has added a limited-time retro track plus special ...

Ah, yes, the Olympic Games. A testament to human athletic performance that requires years and years of blood, sweat and tears just for a chance to qualify. Or you could just play Mario & Sonic at the ...

We have highlighted the wonderful scanning work of @KeshiCorner a couple of times now on Nintendo Life. This is the retro enthusiast who managed to preserve classic Zelda and Mario rubber "Keshi" ...

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Nintendo Switch 2 revamps classic Mario Kart Tour courses, injecting speed boosts, obstacles, and creative elements for a fresh racing experience. Remixed tracks like Desert Hills and Shy Guy Bazaar ...

Nintendo and Sega have upped their game with "Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020." While there’s just something oddly satisfying about tackling athletics with these cute characters, the ...

On July 12, a copy of the Nintendo 64 classic "Super Mario 64" sold at auction for a whopping $1.56 million, instantly making it the most expensive video game on the planet. Less than a month later, ...

This article first appeared on USgamer, a partner publication of VG247. Some content, such as this article, has been migrated to VG247 for posterity after USgamer's closure - but it has not been ...