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Super Mario Maker 2 Launches On June 28
Nintendo took to Twitter today to announce that Super Mario Maker 2, the sequel to the Wii U's Mario creation suite, will be arriving in late June. This means you can go through E3 without worrying that Super Mario Maker 2 will be distracting the entire industry.
Let’s-a go! Let your imagination run wild as you make and play the Super Mario courses of your dreams when #SuperMarioMaker2 launches for #NintendoSwitch on 6/28! https://t.co/TnK9rQwRJi pic.twitter.com/eSJfb7JSPj
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) April 24, 2019
It is a little odd to suddenly drop the date for the game out of nowhere without actually saying much about the game yet. We know that Super Mario Maker 2 contains slopes, very likely has multiplayer, probably has Toadette, has a 3D World skin, and it's hard to really know for sure what else. Hopefully Nintendo will find the time to detail the rest at some point before release.
On the plus side, Super Mario Maker 2 is the next major Switch game out, so now we have a release date for it.
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