One hamster takes the top spot as the most serious rodent gamer in the world, clearing a real-world obstacle course based upon the original NES classic Super Mario Bros. For many video game fans out ...
Everything is better with hamsters. One cute, furry creature runs through a man-made Nintendo paradise, trying to score as many points as it can until it reaches the castle. The only thing that would ...
But does he know that the hamster princess is in another castle? Some of my friends and family understand all too well why Japan is the one country I’ve never been to that I desperately want to see ...
Thirty seconds is all Hamumario needs to become an internet sensation. By Aaron Couch Is this the missing third Super Mario brother? A YouTube user in Japan has built a mini course based on 1985’s ...
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24 (UPI) --A hamster stepped into the world of the Super Mario Bros. video game series by attempting to navigate a real world replica of the game's first stage. YouTube user yutako55 ...
It looks like coercing cute animals into playing real-life versions of classic 1980s video games is officially a “thing” now. And why shouldn’t it be? Just last week, the internet gods gave the world ...
Most of us have ventured into the colourful fantasy worlds of the Super Mario series while growing up and loved the game so much that it became the staple of our childhood. Agree? Now, a video ...
Though it’s been 31 years since its first release, Super Mario is still going strong. First, Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe dressed up as the iconic character, and now there’s this. Japanese ...
Points for effort and creativity go to a YouTube user who created a model of a Super Mario Bros. level sized just right for a hamster to complete. The user synced music as the hamster follows the path ...
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Screw focus groups. Or corporate brainstorming. Shigeru Miyamoto gets many of his game ideas from real life. Take The Legend of Zelda, which was ...
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