Camelot’s handheld Mario Tennis is a tennis RPG: enrol at the Royal Tennis Academy as Alex or Nina, build your stats through the ranks and earn a match against Mario himself. A Transfer Pak links it with the Nintendo 64 game.
The real Japanese sequel to Super Mario Bros.: the same look, but brutal new levels, poison mushrooms, wind gusts and warp zones that send you backwards. Judged too hard for the West in 1986, it finally arrived as The Lost Levels in Super Mario All-Stars.
Wario’s first starring role. The villain of Super Mario Land 2 storms Kitchen Island to grab Captain Syrup’s treasure and buy a castle of his own: 40 courses, three power-up pots, 15 hidden treasures and six endings decided by how rich he finishes.
Wario raids the cursed Golden Pyramid: four themed passages, a frantic race against the clock at the end of every level and a final showdown with the Golden Diva. It sold around 2.2 million copies and still inspires platformers today.
Wario’s get-rich-quick scheme became one of the Game Boy Advance’s most original games: more than 200 microgames, each lasting a few seconds, thrown at you back to back with a one-word instruction and an ever-faster beat.
Mario piloting the paddle in Alleyway, breakin some blocks Layouts of all the standard levels and bonus levels featured in the Tetris-esque Game Boy block-breaker: Alleyway. Complete with scoring code per block shade/colour and info on each level. All produced by and (c) Christopher Long (LtCmdData) – originally produced in 2007. Standard Level layouts Alleyway … Read more
1-Up Heart Mario Gains an extra life – hearts were used in Game Boy games because with the limited graphical capabilities of the gameboy it would have been difficult to tell Super Mushrooms and 1 Up Mushrooms apart. Games featured: Donkey Kong (Gameboy), Super Mario Land, Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins 1-Up Mushroom … Read more
Cheats & Tips You can find below all the cheats and tips we have available in our database for Mario Kart (Nintendo 64) Course ghost racers Enter time trial mode and complete a course, beating the time indicated below. Then, select “Retry” to race the course again. The phrase “Now Meet the Course Ghost” will … Read more
The Nintendo Co. Ltd began over a century ago as a Japanese playing card company founded in 1889 by Fusajiro Koppai. We have compiled a timeline for you below to help understand how the transition took place from Nintendo being a small playing card company to becoming the videogame giants we know as today. 1889 … Read more
