You may get your Amazon deliveries in a Super Mario-themed box even if the item inside isn’t even connected in any way to Nintendo or gaming in general. Nintendo has teamed up with the tech giant as part of Mario’s ongoing 35th-anniversary celebration, and one of the things they figured out was sending out random orders in Super Mario Bros.- branded boxes throughout November.
Nintendo says the Mario boxes are in “limited quantity” and “will be used randomly, while supplies last.” The company notes that purchasing its products won’t increase your chances of getting a Mario box. That means porch pirates won’t automatically keep an eye out for one knowing they’re getting something good, like a Switch.
Amazon has also launched a new Super Mario splash page featuring a timeline of the franchise from the time the first game was released for the NES in 1985. This is but the latest in Nintendo’s growing list of announcements and launches for Mario’s 35th anniversary. Back in September, it released a reimagining of the original Super Mario Bros. title, turning it into a battle royale game where 35 players can participate. It also released Super Mario 3D All-Stars, which bundles Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, and Super Mario Galaxy, for the Switch.
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