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Now that The Super Mario Bros. Movie is streaming on Peacock, fans of the film — and of Nintendo video games — can rewatch it and pause it whenever they want so that they catch every single Easter egg. And, well, it’s going to take a lot of pausing, because there are an astounding number of Easter eggs and little references to iconic games scattered throughout the whole movie. Universal Pictures released two short videos featuring the creators and stars of the movie, which premiered in theaters in April of this year. All of the talent, including directors Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic, Jack Black (Bowser), Keegan-Michael Key (Toad), and Mario’s creator Shigeru Miyamoto, can’t emphasize enough how many Easter eggs are in the film. The videos spotlight a couple of the hardest-to-find Easter eggs in the movie. In the first act of the film, for example, there’s a scene where Mario (Chris Pratt) and Luigi (Charlie Day) bust through a brick wall. The hole they create in the bricks is the same shape as Mario’s head from the original 8-bit Super Mario Bros. game. “Nobody notices it,” Jelenic says in the video. “And that to me is a great easter egg, doesn’t take away from the storytelling but as soon as you notice it will warm your heart and tell you that you’re in good hands.”RELATED: Our favorite 'Super Mario Bros. Movie' Easter eggs: Game references, cameos & moreThere are also references to Pikmin, Punch-Out, Star Fox, Duck Hunt, and more. (Jelenic and Horvath actually both wanted to claim credit for the Duck Hunt Easter egg, which appears as a French restaurant in New York named Chasse au Canard.)Check out both videos above, and watch The Super Mario Bros. Movie on Peacock to see how many more Easter eggs you can find.

PC Gaming Sign in to your Game Rant account By now most readers know our thoughts on Techland’s latest first person survival title Dying Light, but if not make sure to read our review. While the game showed a lot of potential, and offered some enjoyable gameplay and mechanics, the overall product fell slightly short of our expectations. However, if there’s one overwhelmingly positive quality about the game it’s that Dying Light always kept its sense of humor. It’s wholly evident while playing the game, but is becoming clearer as players uncover more playful secrets and Easter Eggs within the new release. From an EXPcalibur sword to a parody of Destiny’s loot cave, Dying Light has so far offered up some pretty fun Easter Eggs. This latest one, though, is arguably the best we’ve seen yet. Check it out below. [HTML1] As the video shows, there is a special pipe hidden in the second open world area of Dying Light that will unlock an homage to one of the greatest games and most iconic game levels of all time. We, of course, are talking about Super Mario Bros. and its World 1-1 level. What’s great about this World 1-1 homage is that the Dying Light mechanics give players the chance to explore the level from the first person perspective and with some added parkour skills. But even though there are some changes, developer Techland still did a solid job of replicating the look and feel of original Super Mario Bros. Even the zombies look like goombas. More importantly than that, the World 1-1 Easter Egg actually rewards players with some experience after reaching the final flagpole. But the biggest takeaway from the Easter Egg is likely the feeling of nostalgia that seeing those crude blocks and generic clouds brings out. Now, we’re curious more than ever to uncover all the Easter Eggs Dying Light has packed within its admittedly substantial campaign and sprawling open world areas. We thought Excalibur was just a tiny in-joke, but this Super Mario Bros. homage makes us think the known Easter Eggs are just the tip of the iceberg. The hunt for more Dying Light secrets is on! _____________________________________________ Read Game Rant's Dying Light Review _____________________________________________ Have you found any other cool Easter Eggs in Dying Light? What do you think of this Super Mario Bros. homage? Dying Light is available now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. - Source: Gametastik

The Super Mario Bros. Movie: All The References & Easter Eggs In The 2023 Film The Super Mario Bros. Movie is out now in the US and most parts of the world, but it’s only coming out in Malaysia on 20th April. It’s worth the wait especially if you’re a big Nintendo gaming fan; here’s our review.As such, you can expect a heckaton of Nintendo-filled homages, references, easter eggs, and callbacks in the film. Here’s a list of them so far; we’ll add more if we missed anything. We’ll be going into spoiler territory here as some of these references pop up in the second half of the movie, so here’s your warning.Super Mario Bros 90s cartoon show rap (1989 cartoon series) @kakuchopurei The Nintendo and Illumination mad lads did it! They resurrected the Super Mario Rap from the 80s for the upcoming movie. #superbowl #supermariobros #mario #nintendo #rap #80s #comparison ? original sound – Kakuchopurei – Kakuchopurei This song from the 1989 cartoon -which stars Captain Lou Albano and Danny Wells as Mario & Luigi- appeared in a commercial advertising the Super Mario Bros plumbing service. The film version added a bit more talking points from Mario (Chris Pratt) using a more exaggerated Italian accent.The Mario Brothers also wear yellow capes similar to the powerup in Super Mario World.Also, the woman in the commercial is voiced by Jeannie Elias, who voiced Princess Toadstool/Peach in the 1989 cartoon.Spike (Wrecking Crew)Spike appears as Mario and Luigi’s ex-employer. At the start of the movie, he chastises them for being losers and for leaving him to start a separate plumbing business.Punch-Out Pizza (Punch-Out)The pizza place Mario and Luigi hang out in is a tribute to the classic NES/SNES/arcade/Wii title Punch-Out. The walls feature portraits of Mr Sandman, Glass Joe, and a number of

Gave most Koopalings the names of iconic musicians: Lemmy Koopa - Lemmy Kilmister (Frontman of Motorhead) Morton Koopa Jr. - Morton Downey, Jr. (American tabloid talk show presenter) Larry Koopa - Larry Mullen Jr. (Drummer of U2) Wendy O. Koopa - Wendy O. Williams (American singer and frontwoman of The Plasmatics) Iggy Koopa - Iggy Pop (American rock musician and frontman of The Stooges) Ludwing von Koopa - Ludwig van Beethoven (German Classical and Romantic composer) Roy Koopa - Roy Orbison (American rock singer) 6 Map of Japan Super Mario Bros 3 In this NES game, Mario and Luigi must stop the Koopalings from wreaking havoc upon the kingdoms of the Mushroom World. They traverse colorful and varied locations, from Grass Land to Ice Land, and Giant Land to Water Land. Upon closer observation of the map of Water Land, there’s a group of islands that look like the shape of Japan. The castle is situated at the bottom of the biggest island. Interestingly, on a map of Japan, the city of Kyoto would roughly be where the castle of Water Land is. Nintendo’s headquarters have always been in Kyoto. 5 News Bulletins The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023) The movie contains no shortage of references to other Nintendo franchises. The "Punch-out Pizzeria" (which just happens to be another Easter egg, referencing Punch-Out!!, one of the hardest NES games of all time.) has some hidden references. One example is the bulletin on the television behind Mario and Luigi. It reads: “Stolen Vegetables Recovered By Ice Climbers,” referring to the plot of the NES title Ice Climber. Related The Super Mario Bros. Movie Easter Eggs And References The Super Mario Bros. movie is full of Nintendo Easter eggs and references to gameplay. Another notable bulletin can be glimpsed in Mario’s room. This mentions the “Star System FS-176”, a direct Metroid reference. Do these news items mean that the Metroid cast and the Ice Climbers share the same universe as the beloved plumbers? 4 Melons Replace Coconuts Super Mario Galaxy The two titles in this series are some of Wii platforming's greatest

The Super Mario Bros. Movie A plumber named Mario travels through an underground labyrinth with his brother, Luigi, trying to save a captured princess. Your comment has not been saved The Super Mario Bros. Movie Release Date April 5, 2023 Runtime 93 minutes Director Michael Jelenic Writers Matthew Fogel Producers Chris Meledandri, Shigeru Miyamoto Cast Chris Pratt Mario (voice) Anya Taylor-Joy Princess Peach (voice) Charlie Day Luigi (voice) Jack Black Bowser (voice) Studio Universal Pictures, Illumination, Nintendo latest 10 Super Mario Characters Who Weren’t in the Movie (But Could Be in the Sequel) The Super Mario Bros. sequel has the chance to bring in many fan-favorite characters that the first film didn't have time for. Danny DeVito Responds to Rumors He’ll Play Wario in Super Mario Bros. 2 Could Danny DeVito voice Wario opposite Chris Pratt's Mario in The Super Mario Bros. Movie 2? The beloved actor responds... Chris Pratt Divulges Harder Character to Pull Off (Garfield vs. Mario), Why Cat Hates Mondays Pratt reveals if it was harder to pull off the cat's laziness or Mario's Italian accent; actor sheds light on why Garfield loathes Mondays. The Super Mario Bros. Movie’s Jack Black Questions the Film’s Horrible Reviews Jack Black couldn't believe all of The Super Mario Bros. Movie's bad reviews after he watched a screening the film. 10 Deep Cut Super Mario Bros. Movie Easter Eggs Only Die Hard Fans Noticed The 2023 Mario movie pays homage to the iconic character's history, from comics to a famous rap. What We Want to See In a Donkey Kong Movie The Super Mario Bros. Movie set up an exciting future for Donkey Kong to get his own solo film, and here is what we want to see. Super Mario: Is Illumination Making a Nintendo Movie Universe? With the massive success