When one thinks of making things with ice creme sticks you usually think of a rickety little house or maybe a poorly constructed stick figure by a 6 year old. Well, the YouTube channel Cranmer Guitars took this idea and went completely overboard and build a freaking Super Mario World inspired Guitar! You won’t believe the work and effort that was put into this masterpiece. It also makes you wonder, how much would you pay for a Super Mario Guitar? I don’t want to think about it!

Tired of the regular SMB2 whackyness? Maybe it’s game genie time! From the classic Princess Toadstool infinite float, to some of the more obscure fan discovered Game Genie codes, we do our best to break Super Mario Bros 2 on the NES! It’s fun, I think…

Feast your eyes upon this wondrous Bootlegged NES gem. Grand Dad 3M, also known as Grand Dad: Super Mario 7. Since this is a bootlegged game naturally it’s existence isn’t acknowledged by Nintendo and it certainly isn’t an officially released game. I think at this point it’s fair to draw your attention to the cartridges commands, Push Up start button, Get addition Game. And nourish the blood. You know this will be good! Enjoy the video below!

I’m sure I’m not the only one that has a serious gamer crush on Mario 64. It’s beautiful colours, polygon graphics and overall game play left us transfixed and glued to our TV’s through endless summers of Mario Mayhem. Gaming would be forever different now, this new 3D open world landscape revolutionized the way developers and players alike thought about platforming games and would set the standard for years to come. As with any new ground breaking technology though it had it’s fair share of glitches. And this can be fun too. So that’s what we will look at today I guess. The glitches in Super Mario 64 range from jumping through the castle walls to levitating Bob-ombs and everything inbetween, but today we are going to look at some of the more entertaining glitches this wondrous game has to offer! So sit back friends, hold onto your hats and Letsa go as we look at 6 of the Best Super Mario 64 Glitches!

What mischief can one get up to in Super Mario Bros 3? Quite a bit it seems if you add a game genie. Join me as I take a look at some classic Game Genie codes for Super Mario Bros 3 on the NES!

Are you looking for the latest in Sonic technology? Can’t get enough of Super Mario though? Somari is the game for you! An unofficial bootleg released in 1994, this game features Sonic styled game play with some modified sprites from Super Mario Bros 3. Apparently this game was even featured in some Russian video game magazines which is surprising given this illegal nature of the beast!

Anyway, now that you have a rough idea of what’s going on here, enjoy our latest video as we make a ridiculous spoof commercial selling the game.

A month or so ago I had a bit of fun trying out a number of different game genie codes for Super Mario Bros 1 on the NES! These weren’t your standard codes however and as a result the game gets pretty…broken shall we say? Join me as I delve into the seedy underworld of game modification and hack up Super Mario Bros 1 on the NES!

Otis the Pug plays a Super Nintendo, Yoshi gets a kiss and Super Mario bonus games are played. What more could you ask for? Join me as I play 5 of the best old school Super Mario Bonus game type things! To be fair, some of these are more like “secret areas” but I think I can get away with it. Games include Yoshi’s Island, Super Mario World, Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden coins and more!

During the NES era bootleg games were a plenty. From direct game ports to hackers own creations Super Mario was most certainly not spared from imitation!

Today we are claiming Super Smash Bros as a Mario title and delving into the original 64 version! Sit back, throw some Pokeballs and enjoy as we explore these 11 Easter eggs, regional differences and cut content bits!