Mario and Luigi have their ups and downs with these Super Mario Lego kits. (Photo: Lego/Nintendo) Kids love video games, but let’s be honest, we'd all like to see them break away from the screens and ...

LEGO fans, start your engines. For Mario Day 2025, LEGO has finally revealed a highly anticipated Mario Kart set, but it’s nothing like what fans were expecting. The Mario Kart – Mario & Standard Kart ...

Assuming everyone was getting tired of spending every waking hour playing video games while socially distancing at home, Nintendo released two IRL video game experiences last year that, it turns out, ...

Lego is giving away a Mario set to celebrate Mario Day. The Toad Pit Crew set is free when you spend $40 on more on Super Mario Lego sets. The offer is live now and will run through Mario Day until ...

Also out May 15 is a set depicting the iconic dancing figures made famous by artist Keith Haring. You build five colorful, boldly outlined dancing figures that you can hang on a wall or set on stands ...

Many famous franchises are celebrating their 25th anniversary this year. Among them? Super Mario 64. That’s right, this famous game is a quarter of a century old. And what better way to celebrate all ...

LEGO has finally answered the prayers of countless brick builders around the world, unveiling its first-ever collection of Super Mario Kart sets–six in total. However, it’s probably bad news for those ...

The partnership between Nintendo and Lego, two of the world’s most popular family-friendly entertainment brands, has born fruit. Lego Super Mario is an odd amalgam of gaming and building that requires ...

The LEGO Mario Kart: Mario & Standard Kart, available for preorder right now, is a build that everyone can love. Casual builders will appreciate its bright primary colors and its big, chunky parts, ...

On Apr. 20, The Verge revealed that LEGO Luigi would feature an interactive technology that is closely similar to what LEGO Mario has, including a built-in display, the main screen on his chest, and a ...

Luke Dammann is a writer from the United States of America. Playing video games since before he can remember, writing about the next Halo or Call of Duty title comes naturally to Luke, who is always ...