Super Mario's Nostalgic Journey Through Photos

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Mario's creator Shigeru Miyamoto

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Mario has an obscure connection with Popeye

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Donkey Kong was a smash-hit for Nintendo

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An excellent first game trilogy

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An excellent first game trilogy

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Mario's live-action actor Bob Hoskin

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