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Beijing Flyfish Technology Co. has created a Mario ripoff that goes beyond just the use of assets.

The title features multiple levels in which the mustached plumber is shown in his signature red hat and blue overalls as players jump to obtain mushrooms and coins. Wondering what the game’s name is? “Super Mario”.

Super Mario has been located on Baidu Inc.’s 91 Wireless online app store in China as well as Samsung Electronics Co.’s online China app store.

Beijing Flyfish co-founder Zhu Jinbiao seems to believe that no wrong has been done as he claims his company doesn’t need a license agreement or other permissions from Nintendo.

“There were already some similar kinds of PC-based games using flash technology. Our game is similar to those. Some parts are like the original. Some parts we’ve changed.”

“Super Mario” is one of numerous unauthorized Nintendo apps put up in app stores in China, Hong Kong, and Japan. Bloomberg has also come across a quiz and mobile wallpaper featuring Nintendo’s characters.

Nintendo spokesperson Yasuhiro Minagawa told the publication that the company’s legal team will be looking to crack down on these downloads:

“Nintendo has not approved these applications. Our legal team will investigate them from now.”

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Black Forest Games will finally have its Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams patch ready to go next month, the studio told one fan on Facebook.

The update is pretty simple: it’ll enable sound while in off-TV play mode. No additional changes/improvements are expected.

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A brand new Tony Hawk Pro Skater title is in development, the skateboard star himself has confirmed.

During his Demolition Radio show on SiriusXM, Hawk commented, “We’re working on a game, we are working on a game, it’s pretty cool.”

No additional information has been shared, including the studio behind the project. However, Hawk as well as his co-hosts reiterated a few times, “We are working on a game.”

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For tomorrow’s launch of Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, “Cranky Kong” has been put in charge of Nintendo of America’s Twitter account for the day. We’ll round up the tweets over the next few hours below.

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BeautiFun Games has shared several new details about Nihilumbra, including a price point. You can find a roundup of information below – which also includes a tease for the studio’s next game.

– They expect to release it on March but can´t assure it
– Priced at €8,99 and $9,99
– 1 player controls: move the character with d-pad or joystick, jump with A or B and paint & choose colors with the touchscreen
– 2 players assimetric gameplay: move the character with the d-pad of the Wii Remote and jump with button 2; other person manage the colors within the touchscreen
– Wii U Versions includes all the achievement from the Steam version
– Finishing the game unlocks the “emptyness mode”, with differente puzzles, more enemies and harder.
– When Off-TV mode in activated the main screen shows the logo of Nihilumbra and the sound moves from the TV to the Gamepad.
– Beautifun Games next game is called Megamagic. They say it is a mix of Comand & Conquer, Street of Rage, Pokémon and classic Zelda gameplays.
– Megamagic is stated to PC but they have something planned for the other platforms they have visited before (iOS and Wii U, but they never said their names)

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