Nintendo seems to be winding down support for the Switch, but you can’t deny that the console has had some amazing games to ...

To celebrate the recent arrival of Super Mario Party Jamboree, Nintendo's mobile runner game Super Mario Run is hosting a special limited-time event. This includes three types of missions to ...

If you’re struggling to find all of the Mario Party Jamboree unlockables, our guide has you covered. We’ve checked under every Koopa shell and in every warp pipe to find all the hidden gems stashed ...

Below, we've compiled each of the original Mario titles available on Switch. Keep in mind that this list won't include games that are a part of Nintendo Switch Online.

Most recently, a promotional event for Super Mario Party Jamboree has begun, and there’s lots to go along with it. There’s a total of 27 missions to complete as part of the event, with nine ...

The Mario Party Jamboree boards are a huge part of what makes this game so special, so our guide is here to help you get to grips with their mechanics and how to unlock them. Party Mode has seven ...

Mario and friends are arriving on an enormous island resort for the latest entry in the Mario Party series! Explore five new game boards: ride the escalators in Rainbow Galleria, stay on track in ...

A special Super Mario Party Jamboree event is taking place in Super Mario Run until January 29, 2025. Completing missions gets players themed statues of Mario, Bowser, Peach, and Goomba.

Alongside first-party games like Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Super Mario 64, there were also some fantastic third-party titles. It can be tricky navigating it all, so that is where we ...

Not long after release, you can now pick up Super Mario Party Jamboree for just $47.99 on Nintendo Switch. This is one of the best Switch Cyber Monday deals, and well worth picking up for some ...

Mario has had many power-up transformations that don't get enough time in the spotlight, from the Boo Mushroom to the Wing ...

And that library, more than any odd quirk of control, is the biggest reason the DS sold so insanely well. Partly, that’s because Nintendo and third-party developers like Atlus and Square-Enix ...