Jack Black is returning to voice Bowser for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and is teasing the upcoming film. Although he couldn’t say much about the new animated movie, the Orange County actor said ...

Mario is no rookie when it comes to baseball, having taken to the field with Mario Superstar Baseball on GameCube and again with Mario Super Sluggers for the Wii. He’s now returning to the sport with ...

Davide Soliani, the lead creator behind the Mario + Rabbids games, has revealed Bradley the Badger — his first new project since leaving Ubisoft and forming a new studio. Bradley the Badger mixes ...

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is the sequel to the record-breaking film, The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Because this is a sequel, viewers can expect a few familiar faces – and voices – to return. However ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The Super Mario Bros. Movie was a huge hit for Nintendo when it first arrived in 2023--becoming the highest-grossing video game movie of all time--and ...

The sequel will pick up following the events of 'The Super Mario Bros. Movie,' which saw Bowser (Jack Black) transformed into a miniature version of himself. By McKinley Franklin The Super Mario Bros.

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An industry source has shared new information about Nintendo and Illumination’s long-term plans for the Super Mario Bros. franchise. The insider hinted that The Super Mario Bros. Movie 3 is already in ...

Forty years ago, the Nintendo Entertainment System hit North American shores, singlehandedly resurrecting the video-game market after its infamous post-Atari crash in 1983. To do so, it needed a heavy ...