The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Introduces a Surprise Nintendo Character in Post-Credit Tease for New Movie

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Three years after the initial announcement, The Super Mario Bros. Movie successfully gave Donkey Kong his long-awaited cinematic introduction and, importantly, hinted at what’s coming next. Like the first film, it includes post-credit scenes that reveal some of the plot for the next movie in the series, as well as a potential spinoff. Be warned: spoilers for The Super Mario Bros. Movie follow.

Grieg Fraser: ‘Project Hail Mary’s Secret Weapon Who Abandoned Two $1 Billion Hollywood Franchises

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As a movie buff, I’ve really been noticing the incredible work of Greig Fraser lately. He’s the cinematographer behind some visually stunning films, like the Dune movies. I remember being blown away by how good Rogue One: A Star Wars Story looked – that was his first big space opera, and it was seriously impressive from a technical standpoint. And he totally nailed the dark, moody atmosphere of The Batman, too. He really knows how to make a film look amazing.

Table Flip Simulator launches May 21 for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC

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In a recent announcement, Spencer Yip, director of YummyYummyTummy, explained that he created Table Flip Simulator as a way for people to relieve stress. The game lets players playfully destroy things, turning everyday annoyances into funny, over-the-top moments. The game’s story starts with a frustrating situation – your boss making you work on your birthday – and escalates into an unexpected quest: becoming the President of Antarctica.

Saros Has Gone Gold

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Development of the main game is finished, and the team is probably putting the finishing touches on a launch patch. We’re not sure yet what that patch will include, but the game, called Saros, has looked fantastic over the last few months. We’ve also gotten a better look at the characters joining Soltari enforcer Arjun Devraj on his journey to Carcosa, and the growing sense of fear they’ll experience along the way.

Nintendo Doesn’t Have Plans for a Super Smash Bros. Movie For Now

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Miyamoto explained that seeing Nintendo characters team up is rare, usually only happening in games like Super Smash Bros. However, he allows characters like Pikmin to appear in any Nintendo game. This means that when these characters do show up, it’s usually just a quick appearance for fans who already know and love Nintendo’s other games.