But it is, as previously mentioned, a strange decision. Nintendo isn’t killing Mario! It’s simply going to stop selling some games and is shutting down an online game that was only available to subscribers of Nintendo Switch Online. Because these Mario games are going away on March 31, people have memed Mario’s death into existence. 35, a battle royale game based on the original Super Mario Bros. Nintendo is also ending service for Super Mario Bros. The company is ending sales of Super Mario 3D All-Stars for Switch and the Super Mario Bros.-themed Game & Watch handheld that was just released in November. But fans are (jokingly) lamenting the loss of the plumber-turned-adventurer because of a series of strange decisions by Nintendo. But some Mario games will no longer be sold or playable after March 31, and Nintendo hasn’t explicitly said that Mario’s not going to die, so people are a little weirded out.īut as Nintendo ends its 35th anniversary celebration of Super Mario Bros., released in September 1985 on the NES (and Famicom), Mario fans are saying goodbye to the character, mostly in jest. He will be survived by his brother Luigi and, thanks to a time paradox, Baby Mario. Nintendo’s beloved mascot will head to that great castle in the sky on March 31, 2021, ending a four-decade-long career that began with the original Donkey Kong in 1981. Whenever this next Nintendo machine releases, the next 3D Mario game likely won't be far behind.Nintendo fans will never forget today’s date: It’s the day that Mario dies. The former lines up with what we've heard, but so far we've heard nothing about a 2024 release, however, this seems possible if not probable.
According to most rumors and reports, it's a Switch successor and could be out next year. Thankfully, the next Nintendo console is already in the works and it may be released soon. We haven't seen a proper 3D Mario experience since 2017 when Super Mario Odyssey. That said, it's possible we won't see the next 3D Mario game until the next Nintendo device releases. So, what does the update reveal? Well, not much, but Miyamoto does confirm that there is something in the works, noting "we're always working on Mario." Adding to this, Miyamoto issues the textbook follow-up of "when we get to a time where we can share information, we'll certainly do so." Some have taken this to mean the game is far away from being revealed, but this is looking too much into a very basic and common PR-trained response.
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