Super Mario: Guess the Game!

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Not to be confused with Guess That Game.
The title for Super Mario: Guess the Game!
The title for Super Mario: Guess the Game!

Super Mario: Guess the Game! is a video series produced and published weekly by Nintendo for the Super Mario Bros. 40th Anniversary event since September 14, 2025. The videos are published on the Nintendo Today! app as news pages; since September 29, 2025, the series is also shown inside trains in Japan, replacing the Pikmin: What's This? video series.[1][2][3] Just like the Pikmin videos, they always precede an advertisement for a recent or upcoming Nintendo product (with the first one attached to these videos being Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2). The videos are quizzes in which the viewer has to guess the title of a Super Mario game after being shown three cropped clips of footage from it as hints, each progressively making the game more obvious. The viewer is given a five-star-based score depending on when they guess the game. At the end of each video, the game's title, release date, and uncropped footage are shown, as well as a "Did you know?" section related to the clips.

Videos[edit]

# Date Game 1st hint 2nd hint 3rd hint Did you know?
1 September 14, 2025 Super Mario Bros. ★★★★★
Cheep Cheeps in World 2-3
★★★☆☆
The Warp Zone in World 1-2
★☆☆☆☆
Mario in World 1-1
If you go above the ceiling of W1-2, you'll find pipes that can be used to warp to other worlds.
2 September 21, 2025 Super Mario Odyssey ★★★★★
The World 1-1 recreation in the Metro Kingdom
★★★☆☆
The Beach Volleyball minigame in the Seaside Kingdom
★☆☆☆☆
Mario in the Metro Kingdom
There are also sections that involve playing beach volleyball and going on adventures with 8-bit Mario.
3 September 28, 2025 Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels[n 1] ★★★★★
Red Piranha Plants in World 4-1
★★★★☆
A Sky Blooper in World 1-3
★★★☆☆
Luigi in World 5-1
Red Piranha Plants and Sky Bloopers first appeared in this game.
4 October 5, 2025 Super Mario 3D World ★★★★★
A Boo portrait in Shifty Boo Mansion
★★★★☆
A shadow section in Shadow-Play Alley
★★☆☆☆
Cat Mario in Mount Beanpole
Cat Mario makes an appearance, and even some of the enemies show up in cat form.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese スーパーマリオ このゲーム な~んだ?[4]
Sūpā Mario: Kono Gēmu Na~nda?
Super Mario: What's This Game?
Italian Super Mario: Indovina il gioco![4] Super Mario: Guess the game!

Footnotes and references[edit]

Footnotes[edit]

  1. ^ The video refers to the game by its original Japanese title Super Mario Bros. 2, with additional text indicating that the game was released in North America as Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels.

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