A modder has released a video detailing how they are working to improve the source code for 'Super Mario 64' on the Nintendo 64.

A massive Nintendo source code leak may have revealed a ton of development secrets for classic games, including that Luigi was once planned to be playable in Super Mario 64.

A coder has completely fixed and optimised the original N64 Super Mario 64 source code to offer up to 6-times faster performance on the original hardware!

The leak includes the source code, and development versions of code, for many famous and popular Nintendo games of the 1990s Nintendo 64 and SNES eras. The material is apparently fully authentic.

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have built a computer that can design videogame levels after watching footage of those games on YouTube. The first test? Mario, of course.

During the development of New Super Mario Bros. 2, Nintendo did something it had never done before: it invited employees from other areas of the company, who don't normally make Mario games for a ...

Source code for a vast number of classic Nintendo games on the N64 and NES has seemingly been leaked online by anonymous posters. Fans have already been digging into the alleged "Gigaleak" of ...

Nintendo recently partnered with the San Francisco Public Library to educate children about game design with Super Mario Maker.

Fan-favorite Luigi was discovered in the source code for Super Mario 64 and modders are already recreating their own versions from the source code leak.