Which means his brother's name is Luigi Mario.
(There are even a few of us who are older than a certain age, who came from the Great Long Long Ago time when "video games" meant "Atari," and even those few acknowledge Nintendo's culture-changing dominance in the mid-to-late 1980s.) So all of us have played at least a few different games featuring the world's most famous plumber, Mario Mario. And that's how a weekday water-cooler-style discussion about Platonic idealism and Mario became what you're reading now!įor people of a certain age-which, dear readers, most of us are-"video games" and "Nintendo" meant practically the same thing. Ars Technica Editor-in-Chief Ken Fisher has a rule: If you have a dumb, fun conversation in the Ars Slack that lasts for more than 10 minutes, it's probably worth turning that conversation into some kind of article.
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