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| The biggest console flops in video game history |
| | | Popular video game systems good video game systems have incredible runs. Not only do they cling to life and relevancy far after their technical capabilities have been surpassed, but they also attain a shocking, ubiquitous cultural cache. But, unfortunately, such is not the fate of all video game systems. | | | |
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| The newest Super Mario Bros. speed run world record may be impossible to beat |  | | A new world record speed run for Super Mario Bros. was recently set by a player named Darbian. This same player also held the previous record for finishing the NES classic in the fastest time possible. It took Darbian years to shave just half a second off his previous record. Now that he has topped himself, he is officially done with trying to set another record. | | |
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| The craziest feats ever performed in Mario games | | | The many, many games he stars in aren't known for pushing the envelope too far. Gamers, though gamers can push the envelope. And the open, exploratory nature of Nintendo's Super Mario Bros games have made them a canvas for glitch artists, speed runners, and other joystick jockeys to do some really insane things. | | | |
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| PlayStation 4K spec leaks revealing a 4K capable console | | | The PlayStation 4K continues to be a console that only exists as a rumor. But if the details are to be believed, then Sony is planning to release an updated version of the PS4 hardware capable of achieving higher resolutions and improved frame rates. Now a partial spec of the new console has leaked along with some other interesting details. | | | |
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