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Super Mario Bros. Wonder

The Super Mario Bros. Wonder Direct just wrapped up, and we now have a recap announcement straight from Nintendo. It goes over all of the news shared during today’s presentation, including badges and more.

Here’s the full press release:

Super Mario Bros Wonder online

Super Mario Bros. Wonder will feature online functionality, Nintendo has announced. A bunch of information just dropped during today’s Nintendo Direct.

Super Mario Bros Wonder playable characters

Super Mario Bros. Wonder has shown off its full lineup of playable characters. This was just highlighted during today’s Nintendo Direct for the game.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder technically includes twelve playable characters. According to Nintendo, that’s the most of any 2D Super Mario game to date.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder Direct live stream

With the Super Mario Bros. Wonder Direct about to begin, we’re sharing the official live stream for the event. The broadcast kicks off at 7 AM PT / 10 AM ET / 3 PM in the UK / 4 PM in Europe.

Remember that the event should last about 15 minutes. We’ll be sure to pass along any notable information as it’s announced.

Super Mario Bros Wonder Direct

A new Super Mario Bros. Wonder Direct will air on August 31, 2023, Nintendo just announced. It will kick off at 7 AM PT / 10 AM ET / 3 PM in the UK / 4 PM in Europe.

Nintendo says that the event will last for about 15 minutes. Further specifics were not included as part of the announcement.

Super Mario Bros Wonder Charles Martinet

Charles Martinet is not involved with Super Mario Bros. Wonder, according to an official statement shared by Nintendo.

Earlier today, the company announced that Martinet is stepping back from voicing characters in its games. As part of that, he’ll now be a “Mario Ambassador”.

Super Mario Bros Wonder villain

Super Mario Bros. Wonder received its official ESRB rating today, and it includes a tiny bit of new information – including a detail about the main villain that most had probably expected. Spoilers to follow, but there isn’t anything overly specific here.

Super Mario RPG was recently revealed for Switch as a remake of the SNES classic, and we now have another look via a new batch of screenshots. The images show a few more scenes that were not present in the trailer from last month’s Nintendo Direct.

Get caught up on everything you need to know in the following overview:

Super Mario Bros. Wonder

During today’s Nintendo Direct, it was announced that Super Mario Bros. Wonder is coming to Switch. Fans will be able to pick it up on October 20, 2023.

While we’ve seen a couple of Super Mario Maker games, 2D Mario has largely been missing for many years. New Super Mario Bros. U launched for Wii U in 2012, and the New Super Luigi U expansion came out a year later. Both experiences were later ported to Switch, but we haven’t seen anything since then – again, outside of Mario Maker.


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