Nintendo has always been very reluctant to port its applications to mobile platforms and when it has started you're doing it in a different way than many users might expect, since it is creating versions of the game, versions that in many cases have nothing to do with the original game. In Google Play we can find a large number of games that under the name Mario, simulate the popular Nintendo game Super Mario, but whose gameplay and graphics leave much to be desired.
In the past Keynote of Apple the company announced the arrival of Super Mario Run exclusively in a few months for the iOS ecosystem, an endless runner that has little to do with the original game. Fortunately, for us players 🙂 a Chinese developer has just updated his Super Jungle World game, changing the characters and the protagonist, since the setting was the same, so that we can enjoy Super Mario on our iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
As we can see in the image above, the original game that hit the App Store on August 31, shows us a completely different character from Mario, just like the enemies they have nothing to do with it either. These are the original screenshots available in the description of the application.
This developer has taken advantage of Apple's announcement to try to get a slice through the advertising included in the game, since most likely tomorrow it will be removed from the App Store when Nintendo starts up the legal machinery or Apple itself sees that this game some of the strict rules of the company regarding the use of characters registered by third parties.
Newly they have been sneaked back to those in charge of supervising the applications that arrive on the App StoreIt is clear that it will not be the first nor will it be the last. Take the opportunity to download the game while you can, because it will most likely be removed between today and tomorrow.