Super Mario Bros. Meets Queen
Far, far too much work went into this piece, but since Queen are rock royalty, we couldn’t let another day go by without at least mentioning this video. This is cover of Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” was made with an “ass ton” of gameplay footage from Super Mario and a lot of love.
If I had this kind of commitment to something, I would be super, super rich. No doubt.
Check out the RIDICULOUS clip “after the jump”
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