Dec 15, 2016

Super Mario Run to launch on the iPhone and iPad

Experts predict the new game will also prove popular, but suggest an anti-piracy feature is misguided. "To open up the full game you have to make an in-app purchase - it's quite big but it is a one-off and I don't think people will think Nintendo is trying to rinse their audience." Super Mario Run takes the Super Mario Bros format - where the character sprints from left to right, collecting coins, jumping over obstacles and squishing enemies - and tweaks the gameplay to make it easy to play one-handed on a touchscreen. The firm revealed that two subsequent Pokemon games released for the 3DS - Sun and Moon - had become the fastest-selling titles in its history in Europe and the Americas. Nintendo's domestic rival Sony is also making a fresh efforts to create iOS and Android games based on its PlayStation brands.

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