In episode 9 we talk about EA’s decision to cancel their work to revitalise Anthem, Nintendo to pull their Mario 35th anniversary titles as promised and a new Dreamcast game has been released almost two decades after the console’s demise.

MENTIONED IN EPISODE 9

• Anthem
• Super Mario Bros
• Super Mario 3D All-Stars
• Xenocider

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Announced at today’s Nintendo Direct, Super Mario All-Stars is coming to the Switch. This new release bundles three of Mario’s greatest 3D adventures into one package.

First up is the 3D platformer that started it all – Super Mario 64. Originally released on… you guessed it. The Nintendo 64 back in 1996. It’s difficult to explain how impressive this title was back when it launched almost 25 years ago.

Next on the roster is the GameCube follow-up Super Mario Sunshine. While this title may not be remembered quite as fondly as Super Mario 64, it improves upon the foundation laid by its predecessor.

Finally,, we have Super Mario Galaxy. Originally released on the Nintendo Wii, we see Mario hopping not only from platform to platform, but planet to planet!

For those looking to purchase Super Mario 3D All-Stars, you can head on over the Nintendo Store (UK/US) and pre-order now. You’d better be quick though, as this title will only be available for purchase until 31st March 2021.

Super Mario 3D All-Stars is coming to the Switch on 18th September 2020.

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