Mario

Mario is the platforming blueprint that keeps finding new ways to make jumping feel heroic.

It started as a tight 2D platformer, grew into 3D adventures, and never stopped reinventing its movement tricks. Each mainline entry adds a new hook, while spinoffs like kart racing and party games keep the franchise visible between big releases. The result is a series that feels instantly familiar but still manages to surprise, which is a harder trick than a triple jump.

This hub tracks the key releases, mechanical shifts, and genre-defining moments that shaped Mario across generations. It keeps news, reviews, and guides tied to the right era so you always know what is new versus what is classic. Think of it as the warp pipe that gets you to the good stuff quickly.