Nintendo has yet another reason to celebrate the Switch's success. As of this week's Famitsu data, we can see that Super Mario Odyssey managed to sell 2 million units in Japan alone, and that's just the physical copies! That makes Super Mario Odyssey the 4th game to hit the 2 million mark in Japan, following Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and Splatoon 2.

The Narita Airport in Japan has a special Nintendo Check-In station that lets visitors take some photos, and share info on where they've flown in from. We saw Yuji Naka post some pictures of the Check-In station recently, and now we have even more photos to go over. Mario and Toad are looking pretty damn spiffy!

House House are launching Untitled Goose Game later this week, and plenty are eager to cause all sorts of trouble playing as sneaky goose. There's no doubt Untitled Goose Game is a unique experience, just like House House, the dev team behind it.

In an interview with QuaterCircles, House House covers a number of topics on the game. When asked about its lack of name, the devs say that they never found anything they liked better, which is why they stayed with the official unofficial name. As for gameplay inspiration, House House says they pulled from Super Mario 64 for the game's focus on 3D movement, and stealth games like Hitman for their AI systems.

Awhile back, we made mention of the Mario setup at Narita Airport, which is meant to welcome people flying into the airport. We showed some pics with that information, but those pics didn't have Yuji Naka! Naka stopped for a few pics of the welcome area, which you can see in his tweet above.

Celebrate the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 with your favorite characters, loads of events, and so many ways to enjoy the party on your Nintendo Switch™! Have a blast competing with your friends in 30+ action-packed 3D and classic 2D sports games—including new events for Tokyo 2020!

Celebrate the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 with your favorite characters, loads of events, and so many ways to enjoy the party on your Nintendo Switch™! Have a blast competing with your friends in 30+ action-packed 3D and classic 2D sports games—including new events for Tokyo 2020!

Did you know that today is Nation Videogames Day? I didn't know until minutes ago, when I saw this celebration of the day from Guy Fieri. Talk about a guy who embraces the meme! I say good for him, and Mario has never looked...better?

SEGA is showing off multiple games at TGS 2019, and that includes Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Check out the gameplay they premiered today, which includes some story mode and mini-game action.

Dr. Eggman and Bowser have formed a powerful alliance in their latest plot to defeat Mario and Sonic. Their plan? Unleashing Eggman's latest invention, the Tokyo '64 console that contains the power to pull users inside a 2D game themed around the Olympic Games Tokyo 1964. Will they ever safely return from the game world of 1964, and if so, how?

Nintendo is bringing back the Super Horn for another appearance in Mario Kart Tour. This sucker can blast back at almost any item, including the Spiny Shell. It can also be used the scare the crap out of other racers!