Dr. Mario is a legitimate and satisfying puzzle game that is executed rather nicely in this four-player-focused package. Released in 1990 for the NES and Game Boy, Dr. Mario was Nintendo's wildly ...

Dr. Mario 64, a classic puzzle game for the Nintendo 64, offers a fun and challenging experience, especially when you unlock its hidden characters. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to unlock these ...

It's a new outbreak of Dr. Mario madness! Dr. Mario's back, packing a prescription for fun--and now the frenzied action of the original gets even more frantic with all-new multiplayer modes! Up to ...

The N64 library on Nintendo Switch Online offers mesmerizing adventures that are still fun to play today. While some N64 games may not have aged well, many still have the hallmarks of great games, ...

Dr. Mario 64 does at least introduce some brand new modes, and obviously ups the presentation when compared to the NES original. But if you’re not a diehard puzzler, you’ll likely only be able to ...

Blaise Santi is a recent graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts majoring in Dramatic Writing. He's had experience writing not only for screen and stage, but also for sketch and late-night. His ...

Nintendo announced it is expanding its online service for its Switch console, with a new membership plan arriving in about a month from now. Unveiled during the latest Nintendo Direct event, the ...

Editor's take: Nintendo's new membership plan is launching in late October and ultimately, I suspect it'll all come down to pricing. If it's just a couple of bucks more per month, and if Nintendo can ...

More importantly, the Nintendo 64 era saw the birth of a new series within the Mario franchise. These included Mario Party, Mario Golf, Mario Tennis, and Paper Mario, among others. All of these series ...

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Editor's take: An extra $30 a year just to access a handful of N64 games simply isn't worth it in my opinion, especially considering I already have access to most of these Sega games via a Genesis ...