A “hacker guy” known as ‘MrL314’ has successfully restored the track editor used by Nintendo to construct Super Mario Kart. The original discovery stems from last year’s Nintendo leak which contained an early prototype of SMK from 1991. Here, he found references to a track editor in the code – revealing Super Mario Kart’s SFX-DOS ...
Screenshot: Nintendo / Moby games The massive data breach at Nintendo last year, known as “Gigaleak“Revealed a lot of Nintendo secrets, including human characters in Deer crossing, alternative versions of the fourth generation Pokémon Games, and a F-zero Character model, the had terrifying similarities to Beavis and Butthead‘s Beavis. Almost a year later, the leak ...
Related news Mario Kart Tour is a popular game among Android users in Europe. A fun title, with fast-paced, multiplayer games, although for many it is a bit heavy because there is too much shopping inside. In the Play Store we have alternatives like Boom Karts. Boom Karts es a multiplayer driving game for Android, ...
© Nintendo If you wanted to get a friend or loved one hooked on the Nintendo Switch, what game would you choose for them? For some, it might be The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild or Animal Crossing: New Horizons, but for Nintendo of America’s current president Doug Bowser, the top pick is ...
As the Ninja-themed event wraps up in Mario Kart Tour, Nintendo has decided to lift the lid on the next round of racing. It seems Mario and friends are off to Sydney, Australia to experience a “brand-new” city course. Yay! The attached picture shows off the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and in front of it is ...
Gif:: Nintendo / Skilloz / Kotaku Do you know you can hit yourself with a blue clam? Mario Kart 8 Deluxe? Speedrunners do this and they will make every effort to blow themselves up as soon as possible with the first item aimed at the target. Skilloz, the current world record holder for the hilariously ...
We’re starting to get a bit scared of Mario. The behatted, bemoustached plumber has has been slowly leaking into real life, with Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit using AI to turn our messy living room into a go-kart course, and LEGO Super Mario letting us scan barcodes to create platforming levels made entirely out of ...
Remember that knock-off Mario Kart service operating in Tokyo? Since 2017, it’s been engaged in an ongoing legal battle with Nintendo, but it looks like its days are finally numbered. In January of this year, the go-kart firm was ordered to pay the video game giant 50 million yen for violating its IP rights. It ...
