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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Box of Super Mario Bros. chocolate cookies.
Print-outs for do-it-yourself Mario and Luigi costumes from Nintendo’s activity website.
In the files of Super Mario 3D World, a sixth character icon as well as a sixth logo appear alongside the images for the five playable characters. These files are not referenced by the game’s code, and their purpose is unknown.
Since I am receiving messages doubting the veracity of this, here is the source.
Track preview images from Mario Kart 8.
From a set of Super Mario quiz cards.
In Mario Party 8, minigames played in first person still render the players’ characters behind the camera. One exception is the minigame Snipe for the Picking, where four copies of Player 1′s character are rendered instead.
In 2015, Nintendo released a 2D design of Samurai Mario as part of the new artwork in the yearly Nintendo Calendar. Later, in 2016, a 3D model of Samurai Mario appeared in a promotional wallpaper for Super Mario Run. Making both a 2D and a 3D form of the same design seems like a considerable level of effort for something intended only for promotional material, which could suggest that Samurai Mario might be significant in the future.
Italian flag from the files of Mario Party 3. It is contained in all versions of the game, but isn’t used in any of them.
In Super Mario All-Stars, pressing Left and Right simultaneously (possible on some third-party controllers) in Super Mario Bros. results in Mario moving backwards extremely slowly. Doing it in Super Mario Bros. 3 results in Mario moving backwards extremely quickly. (Doing it in Super Mario Bros. 2 has no effect.)
Super Mario Bros. Bubble Baths and Shampoos, and the print ad for them.
