Super Mario Run Breaks Record by Beating Pokemon Go in Terms…

Nintendo officially launched Super Mario Run, the franchise’s first mobile game, for iOS on December 15, and the initial numbers are in. The demo will only give players access to the game’s first three levels; after which, players must pay $9.99 to fully unlock the game.

As with any Mario game, it’s this nagging compulsion to master every challenge thrown at you that makes this such an addictive proposition.

Free is a great price, but you tend to get what you pay for. One should take into consideration that while the game is free to download, it’s not entirely free.

And speaking of Super Mario Run reviews, Express Online has given its verdict on the one-touch platformer. Once you see bricks and blocks, step over it and do the high-jump to get it.

“And so, in the future, it is coming to Android, we’ve made that commitment and something that will happen in 2017”.

Take note that getting into “Super Mario Run” demo is free of charge. According to Apptopia, the game was downloaded 2.85 million times in the first 24 hours, allowing it to beat the massively popular Pokémon Go’s first day downloads.

While there is no word yet on Nintendo launching apps for any of its other games, don’t bet against The Legend of Zelda launching some time soon. You can either use the switch or Goomba where you can do the high-jump to get the coin. For most players, though, the high mobile price tag means they’ll get a taste of how fun Mario could be on the smartphone, but stop short of paying to see his full potential.

“Super Mario Run” is also believed to reminisce the times of the ’80s and ’90s as well as the dawn of the millennium.

The game is called Super Plumber Run and it is available on Android right now. If you really want to play the game right now your best bet is to talk your friend who has an iOS device into letting you try it out for a while.

Nintendo’s first-ever Mario game for mobile is now the top grossing app in the US App Store, beating Mobile Strike, Pokemon GO, and Netflix.

Super Mario Run is now only available for iOS devices, and there’s no word yet on when to expect an Android version.

As an alternative, Android users are bestowed with the same controls and operations.

Early signs for the Mario game were positive as it topped download rankings in Britain, Japan, Germany and Australia.