and the Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year ... throughout the Switch’s lifetime. While Yoshi as a character is a popular mainstay of the wider Mario franchise, he’s always had plenty of his ...

when the baby penguin debuted in the Cool, Cool Mountain stage of Super Mario 64. One mission requires Mario to return the little penguin chick to its mother, which would earn Mario one of the ...

Hit it a third time and you’ll be treated to a triumphant, arcing somersault. Yes, this is the stuff! This is the old N64 Mario magic I’ve been missing. Nostalgia is the enemy of critical thinking, ...

Maybe one of them will be Superman 64. It kind of feels like cheating to talk about Super Mario ... Yoshi’s Story stand shoulder to shoulder with more modern platformers. The story sees Baby ...

Featuring the largest cast of characters in any side-scrolling Mario game, Wonder includes plenty of fun surprises, even for seasoned veterans of the franchise. 64 ... Yoshi’s Island. Very cute ...

Yoshi's Island stars Yoshi (or a series of Yoshis) as they ferry a baby Mario across colorful islands. It's available as part of the Super NES library on the Nintendo Switch Online service ...

Mario & Yoshi set. This marks the fifth addition to the LEGO Super Mario range for adults, following the release of the Piranha Plant in late 2023. The new set features the beloved characters ...

A brand new entry into its LEGO Super Mario range for adults, its fifth addition to the collection, to be exact. This time, LEGO brings fan-favorite Yoshi into the fold with an homage to his ...

After over six months of work, Super Mario 64 Co-Op Deluxe has now hit 1.0 with a snazzy trailer showing off what's new. You can of course play as Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Wario, Waluigi, and Toad as ...

In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Yoshi hatches from an egg obtained at Glitzville’s Hot Dog stand. The egg can only be obtained once Mario reaches Rank 14 in the arena, which happens ...

A chance to revisit Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door ... It’s not one-to-one; Mario’s hammer impacts and Yoshi’s running, for example, don’t sound just like they always did.