Haven't you always wanted to smell like your favorite Super Mario character? I'm not sure how that's possible since they should all smell like ozone and plastic and dust, but if you answered yes and imagined a much nicer scent, it looks like your moment has arrived. In a promotion for the Super Mario Galaxy movie, Old Spice has released a line of body wash and a line of deodorant in five scents, which all feature a main character. 

You've got Cosmic Quest for Mario, Desert Detour for Luigi, Brooklyn Bounce for Yoshi, Castle Crush for Princess Peach and Space Mischief for Bowser Jr. If you were hoping for something Rosalina-themed, which would make sense given her contributions to the story this movie is based on, you're going to need to look in another castle. If you want either of these, however, they'll only set you back $9 today. 

Announced in January, this new Lego set features Mario's brother Luigi in one of the iconic karts from Mario Kart, the Mach 8. The flame coming out of the back spins as you push it along, which is very cool. It's $160 to preorder and has 2,234 pieces, which should keep you amused for a while. 

This is just Luigi, though, not Mario, so I won't be celebrating him too much. We can celebrate him when he gets his own day...

My first active memory of Mario is from playing the handheld version on the original Game Boy. Back then, Mario was just 11 pixels wide and bounced around with wild abandon, often not caring where you directed him, but it was a game that consumed many of my waking hours. The bleeps and boops from Super Mario Land and Tetris are the soundtrack to my childhood memories.

One of my favorite pieces of art is a deconstructed Game Boy Pocket from Grid. At the time I bought it, the company didn't offer the original Game Boy, though it does now. If you're like me -- a big kid with "grown-up" money -- you can buy a slice of your childhood for around $200, depending on your favorite console.

Even though we have a giant list of deals over at our Mar10 main deals post, I still think it's worth highlighting the games you can pick up on sale today.

Probably the biggest game deal is Mario Party Jamboree. It's down to $62 today, and while that is still a big chunk of change, it's easily my favorite Mario Party game and the best one to buy on the Nintendo Switch 2 right now. The Switch 2 version also comes with Jamboree TV, an add-on for Mario Party that puts you in a gameshow with Toad as the host. It's fun, but the party aspect of the full game is the star of the show. The Switch version doesn't include Jamboree TV but is just $42.

We also have one of my kids' favorites, Mario + Rabbids. It's a very silly strategy game full of lasers and laughter, and right now you can get it for just $9. That's a great deal for anyone wanting to bolster their game collection.