Super Mario is a video game franchise created and owned by Nintendo.
The franchise’s core platforming genre, created by designer Shigeru Miyamoto, started with 1985’s Super Mario Bros. and continues to be a flagship series for Nintendo.
Mario and the series’ cast of characters including Luigi, Peach and Yoshi often appear in multiple genres of games from many different partner developers.
The franchise’s biggest spin-offs include Mario Kart, Mario Party, Mario Maker and Luigi’s Mansion.
Super Mario Odyssey
Paper Mario: Thousand-Year Door (Switch)
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Super Mario Games News
Nintendo’s latest Amiibo figures push the boundaries of size and price
The just-revealed Kirby Air Riders Amiibo will cost $50
The 40 best Super Mario games of all time
VGC celebrates Super Mario Bros' 40th anniversary with our definitive Top 40 countdown of the best Mario platformers ever
Nintendo’s Switch Mario Galaxy collection will retail for $70
Each Mario Galaxy game will be available digitally for $40
A new Yoshi adventure, Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, is coming next Spring
The game sees Yoshi jumping into the pages of a magical book called Mr E
Mario Tennis Fever coming next year for Nintendo Switch 2
The game will feature 38 playable characters, the most in the series' history.
Mario Galaxy 2 is officially coming to Nintendo Switch, alongside Amiibo and more
A two-game Mario Galaxy collection will release next month
The next Mario movie is officially called The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
A teaser trailer confirmed the new name
The Super Mario Bros Movie 2’s title may have leaked two months ago in a photo of deodorant cans
Universal's new website registrations could lend credibility to an old claim
What does Nintendo have planned for Super Mario’s 40th anniversary?
A new game? DLC? The return of some classics? Here's our most wanted reveals for Mario's 40th
Video: A quick look at Hello, Mario!, a free Switch and mobile app that lets kids pull Mario’s face
The app is available in Japan now and will hopefully come to the West soon