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Industrial design student Nidharshan Suresh’s Teenage Engineering XP-1 concept shows what the Nintendo Switch 2 could look like when it’s released next year. Sweden-based Teenage Engineering is known for their high-quality, minmalist electronics for music lovers, but this handheld game console wouldn’t look out of place in its current offerings.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is still the best Nintendo Switch racing game by a large margin in 2024, and you can get a copy for $39.99 shipped on MAR10 Day. Beginners can select Smart Steering, a feature which makes driving and staying on the track easy, even at 200cc. Product page.
Always wanted to pick up a Game Boy Color development tool used by developers? It may cost you a pretty penny, or $14,000 USD to be exact, as that was the last known sale.
It’s official, the rumored LEGO Mario Kart set is coming in 2025, and a newly released teaser gives us a very brief glimpse at one of the karts, or at least the outline of one. This announcement comes ahead of MAR10 Day, also known as Mario Day or National Mario Day, which refers to an annual celebration of the Super Mario franchise.
Project Dream’s Banjo-Kazooie remake in Unreal Engine 5 shows what the game could look like on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. The original game was released in 1998 on the N64, with the story beginning in a region called Spiral Mountain, where Banjo’s sister Tooty is kidnapped by Gruntilda the witch.
What if you could experience Super Mario 64, but with randomly generated levels? Introducing Infinite Mario 64. It’s only available for PC and utilizes the libsm64 and Godot Engine as a base. The former basically reverse engineers Super Mario 64 and clones its source code.
The Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket is set to hit iOS and Android devices later this year, letting fans open virtual packs with friends. This version of the collectible trading card game introduces “immersive cards,” which give players the experience of leaping into the world of the card’s illustration.
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Sure, modern PC games aren’t designed to run off of a Nintendo DS-inspired monitor setup, but this Steam Deck mod adds a second screen anyways. Put simply, it consists of a 7-inch portable 1080p FHD monitor attached using a Rolling Square Edge Pro Tablet Kit.