To long jump in Super Mario Odyssey, all you have to do is crouch while moving and then hit B or A to jump. Now you’ll see Mario perform a long jump that gives him some added height and distance ...

Hold your breath for an epic showdown in the Super Mario Race Jump Tournament! This isn’t just any race — it’s a jaw-dropping ...

Super Jump is a Special attack that Mario learns at level 6. It costs 7 Flower Points and allows you to do consecutive jump attacks on a single foe up to 100 times.

So Gamechamp3000 set out to beat Super Mario Odyssey without raising the jump counter in the game and see if it was possible. Well, after encountering a conundrum at the very start of the game, ...

Super Mario Odyssey fans have figured out that it's possible to complete the game without jumping. Going by Odyssey's own strict definition of jumping, that is.

That’s just what YouTuber Gamechamp3000 tried to do with Super Mario Odyssey, inspired by ‘no A button’ challenges with Super Mario 64. Disclaimer: There’s a reason ‘jumping’ is in quotes.

Because Mario has ability to jump, the types of stages we came up with became impossibly large,” said Hayashida. That put the kibosh on making those compact, dense little gardens in a box.

Super Mario Odyssey actually counts jumps for you, so it’s possible to figure out what the game itself does and does not consider a jump. So bouncing off Cappy? That’s not a jump.

How to Long Jump in Super Mario 64. Besides just being able to clear long gaps, long jumping is a useful tool for players looking to move through levels more quickly.

Mastering the Long Jump in Super Mario 64. The Long Jump is a crucial move in Super Mario 64, allowing Mario to cover significant horizontal distances and access hard-to-reach areas.

Now, that sounds impossible, since Mario needs to get over some ledges with a jump, or to reach certain moons within the game. But that didn’t stop a YouTuber by the name of Gamechamp3000 from ...