When I was in the second grade, my teacher often had us pass our papers to the student sitting next to us when it was time to ...

Cosmopolitan has an exclusive look at Take a Chance on Me, which is set to be released on March 4, 2025. After a bad breakup ...

But what's the best Mario sports game? We've compiled this ranked list ... Mario Power Tennis was packed with cool courts, items, and effects that had forms or simpler equivalents on N64 but ...

A retail listing from Newegg may have leaked two Switch 2 games. A new 3D Super Mario and a Zelda remake are rumored for Switch 2 by the end of the year. The only Nintendo-published game confirmed ...

Oh, and the casual mention of a “New 3D Mario” and “Legend of Zelda Remake/Remaster” slated for 2025. Newegg just casually listing some unannounced Nintendo games. By now everyone’s ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 reveal unveiled a new Mario Kart game, though what's seemingly grabbed fans the most in the days since is what we're actually calling the dang thing as Ninty is keeping that ...

Nintendo hasn't revealed that many 2025 games yet in general, but you wouldn't think that was the case looking at certain listings from retailer Newegg, which suggest that new Mario and Zelda ...

A new Mario Kart rumor has potentially revealed the first details on the new Nintendo Switch 2 game. It has been nine days since a new Mario Kart game was revealed alongside the Nintendo Switch 2.

Nintendo finally revealed the Switch 2, but the unveiling was more of a tease that left us with plenty of questions. What does the mysterious "C" button do? Is the Joy-Con actually a mouse?

Mario Tennis Aces, Red Dead Redemption, and The Plucky Squire. Nintendo has said that most Switch games will work on the recently revealed Switch 2 which is set to arrive later this year ...

While the initial Switch 2 reveal trailer left us wanting in terms of non-hardware reveals, here’s every Switch 2 game we know about so far: A new Mario Kart — The first Switch 2 trailer ...

We will be keeping our eyes peeled for any sign of new or remastered Mario and Zelda games at both of those events.