MIDTOWN — Get those overalls ready. Nintendo is taking Super Mario Bros. to the next level.

In honor of the release of its latest video game, “Super Mario 3D Land,”the company will be turning Times Square into a real-life Mushroom Kingdom this weekend, complete with life-sized warp pipes and trampoline coin jumps.

The “Epic Super Mario Celebration” will kick off at 10 a.m. Saturday and gives fans the chance to play the new Super Mario 3D Land for Nintendo 3DS before its official release. The day will end at 4 p.m. with what organizers are dubbing a “flagpole finale.”

A “Mushroom Kingdom” pizza truck will also be parked nearby, offering free mushroom slices to customers who tweet about the event.

Fans are encouraged to dress up as their favorite Mushroom Kingdom characters, from Mario to Princess Peach, and will be able to take home “Tanooki” ears and tails.

The new game, built for the company’s hand-held system, features old-school items like “Fire Flowers” and “Super Mushrooms,” as well as new characters, including “enemy Goombas with tails,” “Piranha Plants” that “spit ink” to a obscure player’s view, according to a release.

This is not the first time Nintendo has pulled a Times Square stunt. Back in 2009, they transformed a portion of the square into a beach to promote its Wii Sports Resort video game.

The Epic Super Mario Celebration will take place Sat. Nov. 12, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Military Island in Times Square.

You guys are still doing speed-runs? Psh, speed-runs are so 2005. These days, it’s all about low-score runs; baffling attempts at calculated badness, wherein highly-skilled gamers do everything they can to do as little as possible.

No one does better at doing poorly than YouTube power-gamer NotEntirelySure, who recently completed the lowest-scoring no-death game of Super Mario Bros. ever, finishing the entire game with a trifling 600 points. As a spectator sport, we think the low-score run has potential, although we’re still not sure why our “average-score” runs never took off with the precision gaming community.