Classic Mario games return to celebrate 'Mar10 Day'

Nintendo used March 10 - also known as Mar10 or Mario Day - to announce a raft of Mario goodies. Source: Nintendo of America

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00:00 [video game sounds]

00:05 Oh yeah, Mario time!

00:07 [speaking Japanese]

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00:51 [speaking Japanese]

00:54 Hello, and happy Mario Day to everyone watching.

01:00 I'm thrilled to be here alongside Miyamoto-san

01:04 to officially announce our return to the Super Mario Bros.

01:08 Our directors, Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelinek,

01:12 and the very talented artists from Illumination Studios Paris,

01:16 who brought the Mushroom Kingdom to life in the Super Mario Bros. movie,

01:20 have been busy at work storyboarding scenes

01:24 and developing set designs for new environments.

01:27 We start animation soon, and rest assured we'll be obsessing

01:31 over every detail to get it just right.

01:35 The film will arrive on April 3rd, 2026 in the U.S.

01:40 and many other markets globally,

01:43 with a few select territories releasing throughout the month of April.

01:47 Back to you, Miyamoto-san.

01:50 [speaking Japanese]

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02:13 [whooshing]

02:16 [music]

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02:28 [music]

02:31 [ding]

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02:46 (upbeat music)

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