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Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto at a special screening of "The Super Mario Bros. Movie"
Nintendo shares surge after the Mario movie’s record-breaking opening but the company is still navigating ‘uncharted territory’ amid slowing sales
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The Newest Vans Collaboration Celebrates Classic Nintendo Games
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The Newest Vans Collaboration Celebrates Classic Nintendo Games
By Tom Huddleston Jr.June 1, 2016
25 Years Of Mario Celebration & The Super Mario Bros. For Wii Launch
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This ‘Super Mario World’ Hacker Wins
By Robert HackettApril 2, 2016
Opening Day Of The Mobile World Congress
Tech
In Apple vs. FBI, Remember the Memory Chip
By Robert HackettMarch 26, 2016
Los Angeles Auto Show Previews Latest Car Models
Tech
Nintendo names a new leader after sudden death of CEO
By Tom Huddleston Jr.September 14, 2015
Nintendo's Super Smash Bros.
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Happy 30th birthday, Mario
By Chris MorrisSeptember 10, 2015
Real Mario Kart In Tokyo
Tech
How to survive Silicon Valley’s inevitable slumps
By Adam LashinskyAugust 28, 2015
Shigeru Miyamoto Portrait Session
Tech
Shigeru Miyamoto talks Nintendo’s return to the movie world
By Chris MorrisAugust 21, 2015
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