Super Mario Maker is a great way to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Super Mario Bros. series. It's a very special game that is releasing just in time for a milestone anniversary, so it's no wonder that Super Mario Maker took up a large corner of Nintendo's booth.

The Super Mario Maker area had a stage for mini tournaments and trivia contests for a rare Super Mario Bros. 30th anniversary pin. Charles Martinet, the voice of Mario, would also come out on stage from time to time and help run Mario voice impersonation contests before signing autographs.

And to top it off the Super Mario Maker area had a photo opportunity in the back with some Mario imagery. Patrons could have their pictures printed, or they could get an animated GIF file of themselves hitting a Question Mark Block. Fun could be found everywhere.