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It might surprise you to learn that Yoshi didn’t appear in a Nintendo game until Super Mario World in 1990. This fifth game in the Super Mario series introduced the charming green dinosaur to players for the very first time. Released on November 21st, 1990 for the Super Nintendo, Super Mario World allowed the world to meet Yoshi. Interestingly, his original appearance was quite different from the version we know today, the one who would go on to star in his own fun Mario spin-off games. Now, as we celebrate Yoshi’s 35th birthday, let’s take a look back at the history of this beloved Nintendo character.

The God of War series began on PlayStation 2 in 2005 and quickly became one of the platform’s most popular games. The initial three games centered around Kratos battling Greek gods. In 2018, the series reinvented itself with Norse mythology, proving to be a massive success. A subsequent game continued the Norse saga, and every major installment has been well-received. With each new release, the games have gotten even better, making God of War a consistently high-quality franchise that hasn’t disappointed fans in over two decades.

Mamushi’s ability to create perfect copies of himself is similar to Naruto’s Shadow Clone Jutsu, but even more powerful. He can also mask his energy, making it hard to tell how many clones are actually present. Because each clone must be destroyed simultaneously, and their only weakness is slightly lower intelligence, the ninja are bracing for a tough fight. Mamushi’s threat to Konoha has united a small team of important characters to stop him. This battle is shaping up to be a major event, showcasing the skills of many fighters and potentially bringing a long-awaited, powerful character into the action.

The first issue of Fence Breakthrough: Quarter Clash arrives in comic shops on January 7, 2026, continuing the popular Fence series. The story picks up with the King’s Row team reaching the quarterfinals, and naturally, there will be plenty of exciting drama. Check out a preview below!

A recent survey by the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) of over 700 children found that almost 60% of them want a video game or gaming-related item as a gift this holiday season.