Really? I didn't buy it since 10 bucks seemed a little high for something I only liked a little bit. But for 5 I'm down. That being said if I can't play it on my iPad and my iPhone for one payment I'm not sold.
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Super Mario Run's 'Biggest Update Ever' Arrives on the iOS App Store One Day Early
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I paid only once and it’s running on my iPhone, my iPad, my gf’s iPhone, my mum’s iPhone.
You can have it 100 devices, but you can't play it on all of them. It will give you an error if you try to play when it is open on another device.
Not sure if it’s just me but I don’t see the update in the App Store and when I tap on MARIO Run it tells me I need to update it and takes me to the App Store but it only says “open.” Won’t let me update the game for some reason
Try creating a second Nintendo account. Use the "restore purchases" option after creating the new account.
It's not letting you use the same account in two places at the same time to prevent cloud sync issues.
Same here. Never had this issue before.
EDIT: Have to update to iOS 11.0.1 for Mario Run 3.0.4 update to appear in App Store.
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I've been playing that this week too. It really is great, especially with a controller. Feels like proper old-school platform games used to feel in their heyday. And such amazing value.
I'd love to support Nintendo releasing games on iOS but not when they assume all their paying customers are potential pirates. Goblin Sword is wonderful, go buy that instead people! ...Or even as well as Super Mario Run if you don't have the issue with what Nintendo did with SMR that I do
Thanks for the reply but I am on 11.0.1 already. What fixed it for me was deleting the game and re downloading it and now it works
It’s always struck me as odd that Mario isn’t a tv host, but a Italian cartoon pizza man, while tv also has a Mario, Mario Lopez.
Actually, it’s a bit odd that u even made that comparison.
The app keeps on crashing for me at startup! Any help? I’m on iOS 11.01 iPhone 7+
Super Mario Run's "biggest update ever" has arrived one day early, with many players noticing the version 3.0.4 update is available to download as of this morning. One of the biggest new additions is "Remix 10," which lets players run through 10 super-short courses in a row to try to find and add Daisy -- the new playable character -- to their roster.
There's also new full-size courses in the game, inhabiting "World Star," including a forest, a ship, and an airship armada. New customization items can be earned from playing Remix 10, and the game has been tweaked so that Toad Rally won't pit you against players whose Toad population is "significantly different" from your own.
Nintendo has also added a subtle visual detail, giving Mario and his playable friends a pair of headphones any time you listen to your own music while playing the game. With the new update, Super Mario Run [Direct Link] is 50 percent off its full price of $9.99 from today until October 12, meaning you can unlock all six worlds for $4.99.
The game is still free-to-start and lets you play the first world for free, with the in-app purchase unlocking the rest of the game's content. If you're looking for more iOS apps and games on sale, be sure to check out our Deals Roundup where we've listed some of the latest discounts happening now on the App Store.
Article Link: Super Mario Run's 'Biggest Update Ever' Arrives on the iOS App Store One Day Early
This internet requirement is total ********. Jailbreaking was popular in 2010 when vanilla iOS lacked many features (like copy/paste). I don't know a single person nowadays that jailbreaks their device.
I have loved Mario games all my life, owned all Nintendo's machines. I love the simplicity of Mario games, reminds me of Apple.
So I waited in a queue and decided to give this game a try.
1) Game Center screen
2) terms of service screen
3) language choosing screen
4) tutorial screen
5) agreement to privacy policy
6) choose a nickname
7) downloads additional data
8) push notification custom screen
9) Toad talking about something
10) world map, don't really know where I should click to play
11) clicked on rally, new screen talking about "rally tickets"
I finished the queue before even getting a chance to play!
Who the **** designed this game? I just want to jump on some Goombas!
I have loved Mario games all my life, owned all Nintendo's machines. I love the simplicity of Mario games, reminds me of Apple.
So I waited in a queue and decided to give this game a try.
1) Game Center screen
2) terms of service screen
3) language choosing screen
4) tutorial screen
5) agreement to privacy policy
6) choose a nickname
7) downloads additional data
8) push notification custom screen
9) Toad talking about something
10) world map, don't really know where I should click to play
11) clicked on rally, new screen talking about "rally tickets"
I finished the queue before even getting a chance to play!
Who the **** designed this game? I just want to jump on some Goombas!
I'm actually surprised that this update was so good. At first when I skimmed the article about it, I thought the Star World was just 9 tacked on levels to finish and be done with. I'm pleasantly surprised at the challenges required to unlock them. Because it really changes how you play the 9 levels that you have to backtrack to. I'm not sure about Remix, but I dig the song for those levels.
No, you have to create a Nintendo account, and then you can only transfer it from one device to another. This circumvents everything Apple has created with the App Store and I will never support this garbage.
https://www.useronboard.com/how-supermariorun-onboards-new-users/
Great analysis I think you'll enjoy reading.
This was what was missing in the original release. Once you play through about half the game, you come to realize what an incredible control system Nintendo was able to design around just one button. So much can be done with timing, tap length and combinations. Unlike an endless runner, you do feel in full control.
But by the time you get a handle on the control system, the game is over. It was simply too short. The Star World adds enough to the game to make it feel complete. Remix is a bonus.
I'm happy with my $9.99 purchase. I can't wait for Nintendo to extend this concept and this control system to other side scroller games like Donkey Kong.
But by the time you get a handle on the control system, the game is over. It was simply too short. The Star World adds enough to the game to make it feel complete. Remix is a bonus.
I'm happy with my $9.99 purchase. I can't wait for Nintendo to extend this concept and this control system to other side scroller games like Donkey Kong.