The Mario franchise did not have much in the way of breakthroughs during the Game Boy era, but the games did help add more to ...

The first Super Mario Land game was a prime example of Nintendo still figuring out how to translate the magic of the plumber's main NES adventures onto the Game Boy, resulting in a title that was ...

Nintendo pulled off the impossible when they released Super Mario Land for the Game Boy. Many thought Mario’s gameplay was meant solely for home console releases. Thanks to Gunpei Yokoi ...

Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 meanwhile is a Game Boy Advance revamp of a SNES classic, Super Mario World, and sees Mario fight against Bowser to free dinosaur island with the aid of Yoshi.

It also serves as the predecessor to Mario vs. Donkey Kong. Meanwhile, the 1995 Game Boy game is Mario’s Picross. Back in the day, the former hit Game Rankings with a score of 85 while the ...

A fan developer is doing something that seems impossible: Porting Super Mario 64 to the Game Boy Advance. And so far, their progress is impressive. Developed and published by Nintendo in 1996 for ...

Nintendo Power has scooped us all by revealing the first images of the Game Boy Color version of Mario Tennis, tentatively titled "Tennis GB Color." But we all know it'll end up as Mario Tennis.

Nintendo’s Switch Online retro library just inducted two more cult-favorites from the Game Boy. Mario’s Picross and Donkey Kong, commonly referred to as Donkey Kong ‘94, joined the ...

Following the release of Game Boy and Game Boy Advance games on Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, Nintendo is bringing three solid Super Mario games to the service. All three original Super ...

Super Circuit was developed by Intelligent Systems, the team behind the Paper Mario series. At the time, reviewers praised the Game Boy Advance game’s replay value via the ghost mode.

Here’s a look at the assortment of Game Boy and Game Boy Advance games on Switch. Mario games are typically not plot-heavy. In their earliest iterations, the stories were mostly framing ...