Super Mario Wonder, the upcoming Mario adventure game, has leaked online ahead of its global launch later this week. A gameplay video of the title being played on PC has surfaced, showcasing the game running smoothly in 4K at 60FPS via the Ryujinx emulator. This isn’t the first time a Nintendo game has become available on PC prior to its official release, as other titles like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Pokémon Legends Arceus also leaked online before launching on the Switch. Super Mario Wonder is set to release on October 20 for the Nintendo Switch.
The leaked gameplay footage provides viewers with a glimpse of what they can expect from Super Mario Wonder, with dazzlingly varied stages and unexpected Wonder Flower curveballs. Despite the spoilers and reasons for not including the video in the article, interested individuals can still watch it via the provided link. The availability of Nintendo games on PC before their official release showcases the ongoing issue of piracy and emulation in the gaming industry.
While the leak brings excitement to fans eagerly awaiting the release of Super Mario Wonder, it also raises concerns about the security and protection of intellectual property. Nintendo and other game developers continue to face challenges in combating piracy and preventing leaks. As the gaming industry evolves, finding effective measures to safeguard releases and prevent early access to unauthorized content becomes crucial for maintaining the integrity of the industry. Nonetheless, Super Mario Wonder promises to deliver top-tier platforming fundamentals and a creative experience, making it highly anticipated among fans of the franchise.
