You can tell what generation most everyone is from at ADGQ when no one laughed at the flying controller/disk (the very quaint version of the flying toaster ...

But just how did TASBot—and the team of coders behind it—intend to turn an old game of Super Mario World, running on a standard SNES, into a heavily editable game of Super Mario Maker? Luckily, we had ...

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are sending their robotic reboots of the beloved Nintendo brethren down the pipes and into the sewers. There, Mario and Luigi will forgo ...

Playing a video game normally isn’t seen as productive. But, when it’s a robot created by the University of Maryland’s engineering program, it might open doors for the future. “How did we evaluate how ...

Rober laid out the entire process in a YouTube video, which can be found at the top of this page. A brief tease can also be found in the Tweet embedded below. If you suck at setting up dominoes but ...

More remote controlled goodness! This little Mario action figure walks when you mash on the joypad—a Japanese NES (or Famicon) replica controller. He knows how to go forward, backward, left and right.

Awesome Games Done Quick, the incredible charity event happening all week, is mostly about speedrunning, as its name suggests. But over the years, the folks behind AGDQ have created a tradition of ...

In an ongoing effort to rid the world of productive robots, three college students have crafted a Legobot that can beat the first level of Super Mario Bros. Using Legos and a basic circuit board, Matt ...

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