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If you are a Nintendo fan, you\u2019ll soon be able to use a new app called \u201cHello, Mario!\u201d The company announced the new app today alongside a new Mario-themed product collection. No wonder, these are designed for kids and toddlers, but that doesn\u2019t stop adults from having a fun time playing around with them.<\/p>\n
Nintendo\u2019s new \u201cHello, Mario!\u201d app lets your kids and toddlers play with Mario <\/p>\n
If you\u2019ve used Nintendo\u2019s app in the past, you must be aware that most have been free to download. However, some of them offered in-app purchases, with the likes of Nintendo Music even requiring a Nintendo Switch Online subscription. Worry not, \u201cHello, Mario!\u201d offers something very basic.<\/p>\n
The \u201cHello, Mario!\u201d app mimics the famous Super Mario 64\u2019s title screen, where players could move and stretch Mario\u2019s 3D face to show off the Nintendo 64\u2019s graphics. The app\u2019s description suggests something similar, but in a 2D rendition. It reads, \u201cChildren can play intuitively by pulling Mario\u2019s face, or turning it around and around on the screen.\u201d<\/p>\n
While adults wouldn\u2019t find the app interesting, a few items in Nintendo\u2019s new My Mario Collection could lure them. Some of the items included in the collection are plush toys, teething toys, toddler-safe dinnerware, and clothing. The best of all is an interactive board book which features Mario\u2019s face.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Besides the above and Nintendo\u2019s \u201cHello, Mario!\u201d app, you can also grab a pair of wooden building block sets. The first one is a 3-piece set that costs \u00a52,980 (~$20) and includes Mario, a mushroom, and a question block. <\/p>\n
The second, larger one comes in a 30-piece set, featuring Luigi, Peach, and Yoshi, along with a warp pipe and other building elements. It\u2019ll set you back \u00a519,980 (~$135). What\u2019s interesting is that the character blocks also have Amiibo functionality. Meaning, you can use them with the Switch as a substitute for each character\u2019s standard Amiibo figure.<\/p>\n
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The app and collection will be available on August 26<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re looking to grab the My Mario Collection, it\u2019ll be available in Nintendo\u2019s Japanese stores in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto on August 26. That\u2019s when Nintendo\u2019s \u201cHello, Mario!\u201d app will be available for download on the Google Play Store (for Android) and the App Store (for iOS). Worth noting that the app will require \u201ciOS 15 or Android 6.0 or later\u201d to play with Mario.
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