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The History Of Super Mario In Staircase Form

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Stephen Totilo
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MarioStaircase

The staircase at the Nintendo World Store tells the history of Super Mario. Well, make that the selective history. This staircase, cool as it is, could use some Super Mario World 2.

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Also, if Super Mario Galaxy 2 is on the top step, no more Mario games ever, right? Bummer.

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I shot this video during Sunday's Super Mario Bros. 25th Anniversary Celebration at the Nintendo World Store in New York City's Rockefeller Center. The event also featured a great cake and a Super Mario Bros. speed run attempt witnessed by Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto.