Super Mario Party Jamboree has received its first update of 2026, and it adds some general changes as well as other improvements. Most notably, there's now support for Thai and Polish, and apart from ...

The Mario Party series kicked off in 1998 on the Nintendo 64. At that point, pitting characters from across the Marioverse was something of a new idea, though Mario Party certainly isn’t the first ...

It’s not exactly common for Nintendo to offer special editions for its games unless it’s a part of one of its major franchises, and even then, that’s not a guarantee. Much like virtually every Switch ...

LEGO Party launched in September 2025 with over 60 minigames. Super Mario Party Jamboree expands the Nintendo Switch series with seven boards. Both offer online play, but only LEGO Party includes ...

Josh Speer has been writing about videogames for more than a decade now, but he's loved them since he was a small boy. He grew up with Mario and Mega Man, moved onto RPGs with Chrono Trigger and Final ...

One aspect of the Nintendo Switch 2 that fans have been enjoying is the upgrades for Nintendo Switch games. While most seem to offer obvious benefits to purchasing the upgrade, this is not true of ...

My PCMag career began in 2013 as an intern. Now, I'm a senior writer, using the skills I acquired at Northwestern University to write about dating apps, meal kits, programming software, website ...

A new Lego game has been announced at Summer Game Fest that looks suspiciously like Mario Party. And it's called? Lego Party! (Yes, with the exclamation point.) Developed by SMG Studio, the Australian ...

The Elder Scrolls This 8-bit Morrowind from someone with 'no experience with game making' will run on your actual Game Boy Color and is genuinely kind of great Games 'They can never kill emulation': ...

Why it matters: Efforts to reverse-engineer source code from retro console games to create native PC ports have intensified in recent years. Most completed projects have brought high resolutions, ...

Mario Party 4 for the Nintendo GameCube has been completely decompiled. The process took a year and a half, resulting in nearly perfect source code replication. A PC port is in the works, and more ...