DSiWare

DSiWare are downloadable games previously found on the Nintendo DSi's digital storefront, and currently on the Nintendo 3DS' eShop. Just like WiiWare, DSiWare titles could be paid using DSi Points. Seven Mario games and two Mario applications were released, in addition to one Mario-related Nintendo DS retail title digitally re-released for a limited time. The Nintendo DSi Shop closed on March 31, 2017, but DSiWare titles will continue to be available for purchase via the Nintendo eShop. DSiWare titles purchased on a Nintendo DSi can be transferred to the Nintendo 3DS using the Nintendo 3DS Transfer Tool app, which is currently the only application available on the DSi Shop if it is accessed after the closure.

There were four different kinds of DSiWare.
 * Free DSiWare: Free-of-charge programs such as the Nintendo DSi Browser and Flipnote Studio.
 * DSiWare 200: Software that can be purchased for 200 Points which will be very compact utility types of applications and small games
 * DSiWare 500: Software that can be purchased for 500 Points which will be simple puzzle games and other, more sophisticated utility applications.
 * DSiWare Premium: Software that costs 800 Points or more for the larger games and utility types.

Mario games
* - ''WarioWare: Touched! DL'' was released exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS as a limited time My Nintendo reward offer from March 17, 2016 to July 2016.

Game & Watch games previously associated with Mario
These non-Mario Game & Watch titles were featured in the Game & Watch Gallery series.

Trivia

 * When the customer buys DSiWare, they will see Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, and Toad (from Super Mario Advance) throwing little blue balls into a box, slowly filling it with blue in the process. When the box is completely blue filled, it'll turn on its side and look like a present before getting transported to the DSi Menu. Unlike WiiWare and Virtual Console for the Wii, the buyer needs to open the "present" first before playing directly. This was reused in the 3DS eShop.
 * The game Electroplankton Beatnes has the Super Mario Bros. invincibility theme as one of the background tunes to choose from, complete with other sound effects from the game.