Type ‘Super Mario Bros’ into Google and this incredible thing happens

Whether you’re a fan of Mario, or not, you will know of him, and be familiar with at least some of the many games he’s appeared in. Instead of being the same boring stage each time out, it will be constantly changing.

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

Super Mario, the world’s well-known plumber, has reached a milestone last weekend. Nintendo gave us a hint in March that would be releasing games based upon its family of popular characters, but hasn’t come up with any details yet. Would go on to be one of the most successful video games of all time, selling over 40 million copies.

Now, we’re pleased to say that there is going to be a awesome Super Smash BrosMario Maker DLC stage for Wii U and 3DS, which will be arriving soon on September 30. And up until today, Super Mario is still as well-loved as he was for the past thirty years.

Some of the illustrations show Mario riding a cloud and shooting coins in the air, but Miyamoto explained that he had to say no because the technology then made it too hard to pull off. The games have often been accompanied by technological advances, such as the fully three-dimensional format introduced by “Super Mario 64” in 1996.

When that results page comes up, keep an eye out for the flashing mystery box on the right-hand-side of the screen and click away to your heart’s content. Some of these questions have relatively obvious answers: anyone observant should see that Mario doesn’t break bricks with his head, but with his fist in a Shoryuken-sort of pose.

Designed by legendary video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto, the first level of “Super Mario Bros.” is widely heralded as a game design triumph that’s as instructive as it is fun to play.