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Mario IS tripping on magic mushrooms after all!Think of the simple joke about the Super Mario Bros... No not Fire Boogers. Is there any chance that "lol, Mario's on shrooms" was the came for your mind? We've seen it on t shirts, web comics, fan art, and tv displays. Here's the factor though, everyone over the Internet is late on the party. All on this occasion we thought we were cleverly corrupting some sort of corporate mascot with your sly counter-culture satire when in reality, Nintendo's the person originally made that joke in 1986 on the Super Mario TV show. That there, is Luigi tripping his strangely colored balls off being tricked into feeding on some magical mushrooms. The uncontrollable laughter, the emotional swings, nintendo took us on the entire journey that is magic mushrooms all the way back in 86'.

Ever wonder why something like a raccoon suit makes Mario fly. I've wondered for 20 years. Well finally I have my answer. Takashi Tezuka, one responsible for the production of Super Mario Bros. 3, recently was quoted saying, "So actually the idea for the Tanooki suit came originally from wanting to put a tail on Mario, and so we started off by putting a tail on Mario in Super Mario Brothers 3 and we wanted to use that tail so he could do the little spin move and hit enemies with his tail, as sort of an attack. But then, once we had the tail on Mario, we thought: We've got this great tail. Isn't there something else that we can do with it? So, then the next thing we started to do was to have the tail kind of flutter back and forth, and we thought that that's kind of like a propeller, so that flutter motion would make Mario a little bit lighter, so he could jump further. But once we started doing that, it felt so good that we said; 'let's just make him fly' Thanks Takashi Tezuka for clearing up my longstanding questions regarding Raccoon Mario. Check us out for more info on Mario or video game related fan fights.

 A new "cloud glitch" in Super Mario World has been revealed. It's a technique that permits you to spawn a useful Lakitu cloud with your item box, which you can then use to speed through the game. Hell, the glitch, when exploited, even enables you to skip some in the animations in the last Bowser fight for the first time. This glitch is being used today to beat long-standing world record times, upping the ante once more for Super Mario Champs all over the world. This walkthrough by A+Start shows how to do the particular glitch discovered through Masterjun3, provided is a technical breakdown of why exactly the glitch is probable. Be warned, however, it's the type of glitch that involves precise inputs—so it might take a few tries to understand. For more in regards of Super Mario and other Nintendo related walkthroughs check us out.