The Kansas City Chiefs rolled over the NFL competition this year and now they are headed to New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX. Our latest coloring page reimagines the team, led by Patrick Mahomes ...

The Kansas City quarterback is also featured in our latest special Super Bowl coloring page. We’re publishing one each day leading up to the big game. See them all here. Click the link below to ...

A Costa Rican supermarket has claimed victory against Nintendo in a trademark battle over its name: Super Mario. The Super Mario shop in San Ramón is allegedly named as such because it is a ...

and never promoted Nintendo of America products (a cursory search by Polygon revealed many of the Super Mario video game toys posted to the store’s Facebook page to be unofficial bootlegs).

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Well, sort of. As reported by Eurogamer, Don Mario is the owner of Super Mario, a local supermarket in San Ramón, Costa Rica. Nintendo seemingly left the Super Mario shop alone for years ...

As posted to the supermarket's Facebook page (via Eurogamer) by Mario's son, Carlos "Charlito" Alfaro, Nintendo reportedly "claimed that Super Mario belongs to them globally" when the supermarket ...

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe also performed well, mind you, selling a total of 5.38 million units during the same period. It's important to note, however, that console bundles would also count towards ...

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As outlined in a post on the store’s Facebook page (translated by ResetEra user Fj0823), the store has been named ‘Super Mario’ since 2013, but it only attracted Nintendo’s attention as it ...

The Happy Meal has become synonymous with McDonald's, and it has an extensive history. Here are 14 nostalgic facts you may ...

Complete coverage of the N.F.L.'s Super Bowl LIX from New York Times reporters and editors. Advertisement Nearly 200,000 students in Philadelphia’s schools will be free to attend the public ...