So bad, youll buy the real thing.

I remember playing video games back in the late 1970s when the "fun" was the ability to "control" the character.

Back then, the graphics were not so detailed and vivid, but at least you could "control" the character.

Sadly, Nintendo took away the fundamental ability to "control" the character "Mario".

You cant control anything but the ability to jump.

Other games out there offer so much more that youll want to buy the real thing.

After beating the first six challenges in the first two levels, I deleted it immediately and realized that I might wind up buying a Nintendo system with a "REAL" Super Mario game like "Super Mario Maker".

I honestly believe that Nintendo purposely made this "game" bad to influence you into buying one of their game systems with a "Super Mario" game.

Why make a good game for Apple?

Yeh, its THAT bad. ?

In conclusion: this "game" is nothing more than an interactive advertisement for their premium systems and games.

Recommended: Only if you WANT a valid excuse to purchase a Nintendo game system. ?

TechTalkGuy about SUPER MARIO RUN, v2.1.1