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Like the “impossible coin”, there are other mysterious elements in Super Mario 64. One of these concerns a Goomba that has never been killed.

Bowser in the Sky holds what should be a triangle-formation Goomba group on one of its platforms. However, there is one Goomba that was initially presumed missing.

As it turns out, Super Mario 64 spawns the missing Goomba on the bottom of the map. It’s almost immediately killed due to its location.

Several methods have been created in hopes of defeating the Goomba, but none have worked thus far. It’s quite the mystery!

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When THQ closed its doors, a large portion of former developers from Vigil Games moved on to Crytek USA. But just last month, Vigil founder and Crytek USA head David Adams left the company. He has since gone on to create a brand new independent studio, Gunfire Games.

Gunfire Games is just getting started and is employing a handful of people. All are leads from Crytek USA.

While things are definitely early, Adams told Polygon that Gunfire is exploring the possibility of returning to Darksiders. In fact, the studio has spoken with Darksiders IP owner Nordic Games.

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IGN managed to secure more images from the Nintendo Character Reference Guide that released two decades ago. This time around, we have scans focusing on The Legend of Zelda.

Check out the images in the gallery above. One of the images is particularly noteworthy as it states that Link nearly killed Zelda (there’s more on that in the scan).

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It’s time from another look back into gaming’s history! After Console Wars author Steve Lin uploaded photos from an old character guide, he’s now returned with scans from the classic Sonic style guide. You can view the photos above.

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According to the September issue of CoroCoro, the “Primal Reversion” forms of the legendary Pokemon Groudan and Kyogre will be featured in an upcoming movie debuting next year. No further information has been made available at this time. If additional details surface, we’ll be sure to let you know.

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Have you ever heard about Super Mario 64’s “impossible coin”? It can be found on Tiny-Huge Island, and has been said that no one can obtain it.

But after 18 years, someone has managed to finally collect the coin – thanks to a tool-assisted run. Check out the results in the video above.

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At the recent China Joy gaming expo, China Mobile’s booth featured a few Nintendo characters in one of its displays. Mario, Luigi, and Yoshi (plus Sonic) were included – as shown in the photo above.

Kotaku approached China Mobile about their use of Nintendo characters, and was told that the company had received permission through various app developing and publishing partners to include them in promotional material.

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Actor Sean Bean portrayed James Bond’s nemesis Alec Trevelyan in the 1995 film GoldenEye. He also appeared in the video game GoldenEye 007 created by Rare.

One fan recently asked Bean in a Reddit AMA what it was like being in the classic title. He said in response:

Oh, it’s good, it’s great! Especially because it’s so popular, it’s like, quite unique really. It was such a big hit. But I think I’ve seen him. I think my head looks a bit square innit.

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