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Miyamoto reveals the origins of the famous dash mechanic in Super Mario Bros.
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Miyamoto reveals the origins of the famous dash mechanic in Super Mario Bros.

According to Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto, the well-known dash mechanic in Super Mario Bros. came about from a coding bug. Miyamoto shared the origins of how it came to be in an interview. The mechanic has existed since the start of the series. When holding the B button while running, Mario’s speed increase and he can more easily navigate obstacles. ... The post Miyamoto reveals the origins of the famous dash mechanic in Super Mario Bros. appeared first on Nintendo Everything.

Manage a cafe by day, go to bed and fight in your dreams in a world without sleep by night in Hips N Noses
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Manage a cafe by day, go to bed and fight in your dreams in a world without sleep by night in Hips N Noses

"Don't even talk to me before I've had my coffee that restores my lost memories!" This is a line I imagine that the general public would oft repeat in the world of Hips N Noses, a cafe management sim/Vampire Survivors-esque roguelike that's set in a world where no one but you can sleep, and everyone's suffering from a touch of amnesia. Read more

Silent Hill: Townfall's devs say they're purposefully playing against your nostalgic tech feelings, but I'm not sure it'll work on me
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Silent Hill: Townfall's devs say they're purposefully playing against your nostalgic tech feelings, but I'm not sure it'll work on me

The Silent Hill series has one of those worlds that I just struggle to conceptually place in a contemporary setting. Sure, that'll partially be down to when the original four games were released, but seeing a faux iPhone in The Short Message just felt wrong to me. So I'm quite pleased by the fact that Silent Hill: Townfall is set in the '90s, replacing the games' iconic radio with a portable CRT. And in doing so, its devs were able to use that now nostalgic tech against us, so say the devs the

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book devs talk about how they benefited from Nintendo Switch 2’s hardware power
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Yoshi and the Mysterious Book devs talk about how they benefited from Nintendo Switch 2’s hardware power

The developers behind Yoshi and the Mysterious Book have spoken about how they were able to take advantage of Nintendo Switch 2’s power while making the game.  As we previously reported, the game actually started out as a Nintendo Switch 1 title. However, later on, it shifted over to the latest console. Senior producer Etsunobu Ebisu, director Masahiro Yamamoto, and... The post Yoshi and the Mysterious Book devs talk about how they benefited from Nintendo Switch 2’s hardware pow

The Best Indie Games of 2026 (So Far) | The Game Informer Show
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The Best Indie Games of 2026 (So Far) | The Game Informer Show

In this week's episode of The Game Informer Show, the crew highlights the best indie games of 2026 so far. No, this isn't an exhaustive list, but after listening, you'll likely have several new video game recommendations to play. Highlights include The Mermaid Mask, Into The Grid, Super Battle Golf, and Helix: Descent N Ascent. Are there a couple of games that are technically not indie on this list? Yes, but they embody the spirit

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Dispatch Review

Dispatch is one of those rare experiences that you simply can't stop playing. The post Dispatch Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.

Got a spare $10? Net yourself almost 150 games and help support laid off game devs with the game industry hardship fund bundle
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Got a spare $10? Net yourself almost 150 games and help support laid off game devs with the game industry hardship fund bundle

I don't need to tell you how badly the games industry is doing, right? Badly in the sense of a handful of people desperate to continue making millions are laying off workers by the tens of thousands, with a new layoff story seemingly every week, of course. There's money to be found, just not for those putting in the work. With so many out of work, Necrosoft, the studio behind Demonschool, have decided to do their bit to help out by putting together a bundle of almost 150 games where the procee