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Mario Strikers Battle League Pauline Diddy Kong

Nintendo has provided details about the next content update for Mario Strikers: Battle League. Pauline and Diddy Kong are both joining the game, along with a new stadium and more gear, individual rankings based on skill points, customization options for the supporters in the audience, and stadium effect options.

Here’s a first look video:

Mario Strikers: Battle League update 1.1.1

Nintendo and Next Level Games have issued a new 1.1.1 update for Mario Strikers: Battle League. It’s small in nature, as it’s only intended to address a single issue.

The official patch notes for the Mario Strikers: Battle League version 1.1.1 update are as follows:

Mario Strikers: Battle League update 1.1.0

A new update for Mario Strikers: Battle League has just gone live, as Nintendo and Next Level Games have issued version 1.1.0.

Today’s patch includes the previously-announced free content, including Daisy and Shy Guy as playable characters. Additionally, there are a couple of added features, adjustments, and more.

The full patch notes for the Mario Strikers: Battle League version 1.1.0 update are as follows:

Daisy Shy Guy Mario Strikers Battle League

Daisy and Shy Guy are joining Mario Strikers: Battle League update as part of the game’s first free update, Nintendo and Next Level Games announced today.

That’s not the only content arriving this week. Also planned is the Desert Ruin stadium and Knight gear.

Mario Strikers Battle League outsold Mario Golf Super Rush

We have new information about gaming sales in Europe for the month of June, and it includes some interesting information about Mario Strikers: Battle League.

The recently-released Switch title has seen over 40 percent of its European sales in France. Additionally, Mario Strikers: Battle League has already outsold Mario Golf: Super Rush. That was done just three weeks after the game’s launch. Mario Tennis Aces is still on top – at least for now – when it comes to the best-selling Mario sports title on Switch in Europe.

Mario Strikers Battle League review

System: Switch
Release date: June 10, 2022
Developer: Next Level Games
Publisher: Nintendo


With its previous outings on GameCube and Wii, Mario had his own take on soccer (or football) that felt exciting and fresh at the time. A cast of characters from the franchise made up a roster for players to choose from and jump into a field with the basic rules of the sport in place, but with a few more mechanics that would further excite the gameplay – elements like specials, tackles, and specialized stadiums that certainly made the entire experience feel very, well, Mario. With little to no fouls to worry about, Mario Strikers was always a frenetic perspective on the traditional sport. Mario Strikers: Battle League has increased that chaos tenfold mechanically but does little elsewhere to warrant any sort of prolonged investment that prior entries to the series had before. While the game has a lot going for it, there feels like untapped potential has been left on the table.

Mario Strikers: Battle League trailer

With the release of Mario Strikers: Battle League on Switch, Nintendo has readied a new launch trailer. It provides a final look at the 5-on-5, soccer-like sport.

We have more information about Mario Strikers: Battle League below:

Mario Strikers: Battle League frame rate resolution

Digital Foundry published a new technical analysis for Mario Strikers: Battle League today, delving into details like frame rate and resolution. The outlet was able to go hands-on ahead of the launch later this week.

Here’s the full roundup of tidbits:

Mario Strikers: Battle League reviews

Reviews for Mario Strikers: Battle League are now starting to come in ahead of the game’s launch in just a couple of days.

The action sports title continues the legacy of the series that started out on the GameCube and then saw a second entry on Wii. Mario Strikers: Battle League contains the core essence the series is known for with 5-on-5, soccer-like gameplay. This time around, players can customize character gear that change their appearance and attributes. Additionally, with the Strikers Club, you can band together with up to 20 strikers online and compete against other clubs for points.

mario strikers battle league online cm

Nintendo has readied another Mario Strikers: Battle League commercial to promote the game’s support of online play. You can battle up to eight others online, including with two on the same system.

We’ve got more on Mario Strikers: Battle League below.


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