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New Satellaview And Baseball Outfits Arrive In Super Mario Odyssey
Nintendo has revealed that two new outfits are now available in Super Mario Odyssey, which will only cost you some in-game coins.
The two outfits are made up of different hats and body pieces, much like every other costume in the game, and are purchased at the in-game Crazy Cap stores. Mario can live out his long lost major league dreams with a baseball helmet and shirt. He can also go to space in an astronaut outfit referencing a Japanese commercial for the Super Famicom Satellaview, an add-on that downloaded broadcasts from satellites for special games.
The two new costumes confirm a list of outfits datamined from the latest update, which includes things like a Link outfit from The Legend of Zelda, Santa, and more.
Mario's Baseball and Satellaview outfits can be purchased in Super Mario Odyssey now. You can find our review of the game here.
[Source: Nintendo]
Our Take
I hope they keep reaching into weird old Mario outfits from the past. Just going through and figuring out where each outfit comes from has been half the fun.
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