Super Mario Bros.'s Luigi, A Parkour Legend?!

In this fake documentary currently unlisted in Nintendo's official YouTube channel, we learn that Super Mario Bros.'s very own Luigi is a Parkour legend. This is documentary is part of Nintendo's Year of Luigi campaign, which celebrates the 30 years of Luigi's creation.


Dubbed by his closest friends and his colleagues as the L-Man, the documentary highlights his signature moves and incredible mechanics. The documentary also featured testimonials coming from his closest friends and Parkour colleagues.

via Crunchyroll News

Yoshi's New Island Nintendo 3DS Game Trailer

Here's the latest trailer for the upcoming Yoshi's New Island game for the Nintendo 3DS. Baby Mario and Yoshi are back in an all new adventure!


The third game features the return of classic Yoshi abilities and introducing some new ones. New abilities include giant Mega Eggs that Yoshi can use to mow down obstacles. The game features different worlds in a variety of art styles, including oil, watercolor and pastels.

Yoshi's New Island is scheduled for a Holiday release.

Source: Kotaku

New Yoshi's Island Nintendo 3DS Game Announced

Nintendo announced that a new Yoshi's Island game for the Nintendo 3DS will be released soon! Below is the game's gameplay footage.


As in the video, the new game utilize the gameplay of the original Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island SNES game. Details such as the game's plot on why the heck Baby Mario is back in Yoshi's Island, and the game's release date will be revealed in a later date.

Source: Siliconera, Digital Spy

Nintendo's Mario Possible to Appear in Potential Wreck-It Ralph Movie Sequel

Wreck-It Ralph director Rich Moore revealed that the staff wants to put Nintendo's Mario in a possible film sequel!

"We'll really come up with something good for Mario to do [in the next film]. To be able to present him in the sequel, would be great." Moore also confirmed that Mario was absent in the original film because they could not find a place for Mario in the story, not because Nintendo refused to allow Mario to be in the film.

In addition, the stars of the movie also indicated the strong possibility of the sequel. The movie made $150 million dollars in eleven days and broke the box-office record for Disney animated movies on opening weekend.

Source: Anime News Network