Before Super Mario Run hit the App Store, Nintendo officially confirmed four playable characters in the game. You can eventually use Luigi, Yoshi, and Toad in addition to Mario. However, there are actually two other characters in Super Mario Run as well.
If you’d like to find out who those mystery characters are, continue on below. We also have information about how you can unlock everyone in the game.
Another video from Nintendo is here to highlight Super Mario Run’s debut on iOS. The promo, posted below, shows how the feeling of playing Mario never changes, and you can now experience the series one-handed.
To celebrate the launch of Super Mario Run on iOS, Nintendo shared a video of Shigeru Miyamoto drawing a special image on the iPad Pro. Watch it below.
Today, Wired put up a new interview of its own with Shigeru Miyamoto. Miyamoto talked Super Mario Run, including how he hasn’t been involved with a project like this since 2007. He also commented on the audience for Switch and why we won’t be seeing the original Super Mario Bros. on phones.
Continue on below for some excerpts from the interview. You can read Wired’s full piece here.
Now that Super Mario Run has arrived, the reviews have as well. We’ve rounded up some of the early verdicts below.
IGN – 8 / 10
USGamer – 4 / 5
Nintendo Life – 8 / 10
GameXplain – “Liked a lot”
Game Informer – 7 / 10
Kotaku – N/A
GamesBeat – 70 / 100
GameSpot – 7 / 10
GamesRadar – 4 / 5
Now that Super Mario Run is here, footage from the new mobile game is starting to appear online. Catch the videos below.
Nintendo has started to launch Super Mario Run around the world. If you’re in the United States, you can grab it from iTunes here.
Super Mario Run is free to download, but you’ll need to fork over $9.99 for the full game. Also, while it’s out today on iOS, Android users will need to wait until 2017.
Nintendo has scheduled a date for its upcoming earnings release. The report will be published on January 31, and will look back on data during the nine month period ended December 31. Of course, you can expect the usual financial results briefing with investors as well.
Nintendo opened an official website today to wish its fans a happy holiday. You can find it right here.
Although there isn’t much to see on the site, the lone video there is noteworthy. We’re able to see a few more seconds of Link snowboarding on his shield in Zelda: Breath of the Wild. If you’d prefer a YouTube version, we have it below.
We previously heard that Geki Yaba Runner Deluxe would be heading to the European 3DS eShop on December 22. QubicGames has now confirmed the same date for North America, along with a price point of $4.99 / €4.99.
Everything you need to know about Geki Yakba Runner Deluxe can be found in the overview below. We’ve also included several screenshots.
Transform your bearded hero into raging force of destruction or a super speedy gnome to overcome Gekiyaba’s toughest obstacles to face the ultimate challenge.
Can you overcome every hurdle to save the princess in peril?One of the hardest ‘runners’ out there.
Put your skills to the test in over 130 levels.
Overcome challenging obstacles hidden deep in the castles.
Prove yourself a hero by saving the princess.Only with Geki Yaba Runner, you can really test how good your skills are. Only with Geki Yaba Runner, you will find the true meaning of challenge. Only with Geki Yaba Runner, you will experience a truly wonderful adventure.
Are you ready to dash into the gnomish world of Geki Yaba?Geki Yaba Runner available on Nintendo from 22th December 2016
Price: $4.99 €4.99
Source: QubicGames PR
