In 1983, the Mario Bros. faced Italian plumbing brothers Mario and Luigi against a batch of creatures, and was soundtracked by a portion of Mozart’s 1987 classical composition “Eine kleine Nachtmusik.

“We had already had a few sessions; I think we were a year in when [Directors Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic] first sprung it on me,” Black told IGN earlier this year. “They were like, ‘How would ...

The live version of “Peaches” is amazing. Jack Black performed it at the Game Awards 10-Year Concert. And as the above tweet notes, it was absolutely a highlight. But, of course, we love the music ...

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The sequel to 2023's The Super Mario Bros. Movie is officially titled The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, Nintendo announced during a Friday Nintendo Direct livestream. As the name suggests, the new entry, ...

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"As we were trying to get the point across of Bowser’s feelings for Peach, it seemed more fun, funny and sweet if we had him sing a song about it," Horvath states in the official production notes.

The first new Mario & Luigi game in nearly a decade is the long-awaited return to Nintendo’s wonderful sub-franchise of action role-playing games. Mario & Luigi: Brothership evokes memories of the ...