The Super Mario Bros. Movie   is far and away the biggest hit of 2023 so far, having grossed over $521.8 million in the United States   and $1.1 billion in total around the world . Nintendo could call it a win and walk away, but the year has only just begun. As   Mario   enters its sixth weekend at the box office, there’s only one real threat to its complete hold on all-ages audiences:   The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom . The long-anticipated Zelda sequel is here, and destined to become another astronomical win for the company. Nintendo’s undeniable hold on the zeitgeist raises an important question: Where’s the Zelda movie? At the tail end of Polygon’s big interview with  Tears of the Kingdom  producer Eiji Aonuma and director Hidemaro Fujibayashi, we found ourselves dying to know if a Zelda movie was a remote possibility, let alone one on the horizon. The answer was promising for anyone hoping to one day put down the controller and bask in the glow of Hyrule. “I am interes

  If you want to play   Diablo 4   one last time before its release on the 6th June, this is your last chance. The so-called Server Slam — which is basically an open beta — is now live on PS5 and PS4. All you need to do is download the client from the PlayStation Store. The Server Slam includes the whole first act of Diablo 4, which equates to a sizeable amount of playable content. What's more, all five character classes — Barbarian, Sorcerer, Necromancer, Rogue, and Druid — are available to try. If you didn't take part in the previous betas, then we think it's well worth jumping in to see whether the game's for you. As the name suggests, the Server Slam should allow Blizzard to get a handle on the technical side of things ahead of the action RPG's full launch in just a few weeks. With that in mind, we wouldn't be surprised if there are some technical hiccups over the testing period — just so you know! The Server Slam lasts the full weekend, ending on Sunday the