Super Mario Maker Includes Special 100-Page Design Book

Most of the fans will be joining dressed up like super active plumber in overalls, red cap and a moustache. In 1996, the franchise has released its first fully 3D version.

Meanwhile, other than Google, Nintendo is also celebrating the 30th anniversary of its adorable Mario video game character.

Nintendo of America has shared a special interview with Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka, taking the chance to reflect back on the development process that Super Mario Bros. underwent.

In a review by Kotaku, the “Super Mario Maker” will hand you 10 lives to complete a challenges before you can create your own levels and personalized your character.

The Kyoto-based company hopes to balance the demand for its games by stepping in to smartphone market.

Since its release, Mario has gained widespread notoriety across the globe, with Nintendo selling more than 310 million units featuring the mustachioed Italian plumber.

All in all this is pretty neat feature that most of long-term Super Mario fans will definitely enjoy.

Al-Greene really brought out the “too cool for you to understand” vibe in Mario’s little brother, Luigi, with his camo Toms, skinny jeans and cardigan.

The duo also spoke about the development of “Super Mario Maker“, released this month for Nintendo’s Wii U video game console. To date, the various characters have appeared in a variety of sequel titles and spinoffs including Mario Kart and Yoshi’s Woolly World on the Nintendo Wii.

Nintendo just casually uploaded a new video to their YouTube page which you can check out above.

Giving the players control over the levels themselves is a big next step for Mario, says Miyamoto. The Syrian Super Mario journeys across a path full of unsafe obstacles such as soldiers, smugglers, and risky waters as opposed to the koopas and goombas in the original game.