Nintendo has been on a roll lately with the success of the NES Classic, the Switch and the soon-to-be best-selling SNES Classic, but there have been a few stumbling blocks along the way. Last summer, Nintendo shocked us all by teaming up with Apple to bring Mario to the App Store in a new game …
After months of anticipation, Super Mario Run finally launched for Android devices on Thursday. Along with arriving on a new platform, the app also received a massive update that adds new content for both free and paid players, giving iOS users who might have already spent hours with the game a reason to jump back …
Months after Apple users were blessed with Nintendo’s latest money-making mobile game, Super Mario Run has finally landed on Android. Much like the iOS version, the game is a free download, but if you want to play more than the first three levels, you’ll need to pay $10.
First released in mid-December, Nintendo’s Super Mario Run became an instant hit on the iPhone and iPad as millions flocked to download the first Mario game for iOS devices. Nintendo explained soon after it launched the game why Android fans had to wait to play the Mario-based endless runner, revealing that it all has to do with …
While Super Mario Run might not have had the same breakout success as Pokemon Go, it proved to be a fun distraction and a relatively encouraging first step for Nintendo’s mobile ambitions. One of the only real issues with the game was its lack of content, but a month and a half after launch, Nintendo has finally …
If you’re an Android user dying to play Nintendo’s popular Super Mario Run game, you should be happy to hear that Nintendo has finally announced release timing for the Mario game that’s currently only available on iPhone and iPad.
Following in the footsteps of Pokemon Go (and virtually every other online mobile game on the App Store), Nintendo introduced a limited-time event called “Loads of Coins” in Super Mario Run this week. Throughout the event, which lasts from January 16th to January 26th, players will be able to collect 1.5 times as many coins …
How did Nintendo manage to screw up putting Mario on the iPhone? It’s a question that’s going to haunt business undergrads for decades to come. A few weeks after launch, it’s clear that Super Mario Run is going to be a modest success by normal app standards, and a raging failure compared to what Nintendo could have …
Ever since Super Mario Run arrived on the App Store earlier this month, Android users have been anxiously awaiting any word from Nintendo about when the game might make its way over to other mobile platforms. While a release date has still yet to be revealed, Nintendo did open up pre-registration for Super Mario Run on …
Some Super Mario Run players out there don’t like the fact that they have to pay $9.99 to unlock the full game. In fact, Nintendo faced plenty of criticism for its decision to charge a one-time fee to unlock the full game, rather than going for other types of mobile game monetization strategies that would …
