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Test Chamber – The Highs And Lows Of Super Mario Run
Super Mario Run is out on iOS today, and it marks Nintendo's first true smartphone game. Does it separate itself from the crowded mobile game app market?
Jeff Cork, Suriel Vazquez, and I take a look at the game playing some of the later levels, using some of the alternative characters, and marveling at my very own astounding Mushroom Kingdom, fully customized by yours truly.
For our review of Super Mario Run, head here.
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