The sealed cartridge sold at auction was a 1996 USA version of Super Mario 64 graded at A++ quality. "The condition of this copy is just so breathtaking that we're really at a loss here," the ...

The Super Mario 64 N64 cartridge that sold for $1.5 million is now the record-holder for the most highest-selling item at a video game auction.

Parents can no longer tell their kids they can’t make a living off video games. A copy of “Super Mario 64” sold for a record $1.56 million on Sunday. That was just two days after a cartridge ...

A 1996 copy of "Super Mario 64"—rated 9.8, or A++, on the Wata Scale—sold last Sunday for $1.56 million. Heritage Auctions. Designer Shigeru Miyamoto first dreamt up the character Mario, a ...