“Nintendo — the end.”
Yep, that’s the end of Nintendo! Goodbye forever!!!
Maybe.
We all fall down in Mario Part DS.
Wait. Everyone’s down. Could this be the end???
A doodle. Happy Valentine’s Day, I suppose.
Since 9-Volt has a Famicom instead of a NES in the Japanese version of Wario Ware: Twisted, its insides look different as well, with workers wearing weird green hats.
The Super Mario Bros. 2 main theme from Super Mario All-Stars without several instruments. A quiet dream of Subcon.
If you haven’t seen them yet: the mansions of Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon.
So I just learned there’s a weird similarity between the first Sirena Beach mission in Super Mario Sunshine and the end of The Shining. No, really. It’s actually a remarkable coincidence. Observe the creepy menta shape in the video, and then compare this passage from The Shining:
From the window of the Presidential Suite he thought he saw a huge dark shape issue, blotting out the snowfield behind it. For a moment it assumed the shape of a huge, obscene manta, and then the wind seemed to catch it, to tear it and shred it like old dark paper. It fragmented, was caught in a whirling eddy of smoke, and a moment later it was gone as if it had never been.
Perhaps you don’t see the connection. Perhaps you really do and want to read more about it. Either way, hit this link for more.
(Source: 1jps)
Mario spin-stomps a Dry Bones.
Promo art for WarioWare: Touched!
