The pixelated sprite of Cape Mario riding on Yoshi might be my single favorite image in all of gaming. Super Mario World was a launch title for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, which came out ...

Lego announced a $169.99 question mark block set based on Super Mario 64 on Thursday morning. But this isn’t just a big, expensive yellow cube with punctuation on the side. No, much like the question ...

Lego is no stranger to video game collaborations. The legendary brick maker has already developed sets based on Mojang's Minecraft phenomenon and Blizzard’s popular Overwatch shooter, for instance.

While we wait for the real Super Mario theme park to open in the US, we’ll have to make do with watching YouTube videos of LEGO Mario Kart roller coaster rides like ...

Divided across 17 bags, Mario & Standard Kart is two separate builds. The first build is the Standard Kart. You construct a LEGO Technic mesh, held together by pins and reinforced by bricks, to form ...

Some announcements are leaked months in advance. Some are teased by companies until a full reveal is given. And some, like the upcoming LEGO Super Mario sets, come straight out of nowhere. Unlike ...

Many famous franchises are celebrating their 25th anniversary this year. Among them? Super Mario 64. That’s right, this famous game is a quarter of a century old. And what better way to celebrate all ...

Parker Green is a writer and creator from Los Angeles, CA, and a graduate from California State University, Los Angeles with a Bachelor's Degree in Television, Film, and Media Studies. Parker is a ...

One of the more memorable aspects of video game classic Super Mario 64 was discovering the game’s variety of secrets. Chasing a rabbit through the basement, only to accidentally dive through the wall, ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Younger builders who have put together other Lego Nintendo display models likely won't have any issues with this one. The same goes for builders who ...

It's actually surprising that Lego and Nintendo, two icons of family entertainment, have never worked together before. Warner Bros' various Lego video games are among a select group of third-party ...