A Super Mario variety blog.
Screenshots, photos, sprites, gifs, scans and more from all around the world of Super Mario Bros.
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French print ad for Donkey Kong 64.
Extremely rare renders of Lanky Kong which were never released as standalone images, existing only in select print publications that received a Donkey Kong 64 preview press kit in 2000.
In Level 5-8 of Donkey Kong Country Returns, Donkey Kong is being chased through the level by an avalanche of small spider-like enemies. Zooming in on the enemies, we can see that they have cartoonish eyes that are very hard to see during normal gameplay.
From the Nintendo Product Guide that was provided to game stores by Nintendo of America in 2001. This section warns the store staff about fraudulent returns.
All crowd chants for Donkey Kong from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. In order, American English, British English, American Spanish, European Spanish, Japanese, Italian, German, American French, European French.
Left: Donkey Kong with the Union Jack from promotional material released by Rare for Donkey Kong Country.
Right: Mario with the Union Jack from the “Super Mario Super English” German-English dictionary.
Title screen for a bootleg Game Boy Color game.
Mario Tennis for the Nintendo 64 contains a model viewer within a dummied-out debug mode that can be accessed with cheats. This feature allows us to see what the player characters’ models look like before animation data is applied to them.
Top left: DK as he normally appears. Top right: DK’s default model before animations are applied. Bottom: 360-degree view of DK’s default model.
