Mario turns 30! A game that’s been riding the waves of
popularity for decades, Super Mario has already etched its name in video gaming
history. Playing Super Mario Bros., the renowned
game from Nintendo Games, has been one of our most wonderful childhood memories
and some of us still cling to it. There was a time when video games were simple
enough. All we had to do was to just go straight to the finish line, literally.
Yet, packed with hurdles galore, they provided full-on entertainment and excitement.
Gaming today seems to have taken a gory road.
Au contraire, Super Mario Bros. is riddled with hurdles and
the only extent of gory here is Mario dropping down a pedestal or getting hit
by a fired-up hurdle or a little monster, and blinking out of sight. And still
today, it’s absolutely popular. When the game first came out in Japan, it was
known as Jumping Man.
It was first released on 13th September in the year 1985. Over the years,
the game has also fuelled several re-enactments, parodies, songs, short films,
movies, vines and even other trending games like the viral Flappy Bird. There are various editions of Super Mario itself to choose from now,
like Super Mario Flash, Super Mario Galaxy, All Night Nippon Super Mario Bros.,
Super Mario All-Stars, and many more.
Mario’s birthday was celebrated by in Tokyo, where Mario tried to blow a candle amidst live Super Mario Bros legendary music. Nintendo has put up an especially designed page on http://supermario.nintendo.com/ in celebratory gesture. On this site Nintendo also thanks participants of the Let's Super Mario! contest with a special video, where in people had posted videos and art celebrating 30 years of Super Mario Bros.
Google is commemorating Super Mario Brothers’
30th anniversary by gifting it a special Easter egg on its search page. So,
when the keywords “Super Mario Brothers” are typed in, the search yields a brief
description of the Super Mario Bros. on the right side of the page. Easter Egg is a blinking button as seen in the video game with a question mark
on it.
On clicking the question mark, Super Mario fans get to hear that special
cling like the one that comes when Mario hits a coin brick during the game. Rumour has it that if on hundred clicks, you
hear a special music. Although, it didn’t seem to work for me.
The hidden
Lets watch out as Mario, along with his brother Luigi, sets on yet more adventures saving Princess Peach.
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