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Super Mario Run has officially launched for Android. Together with this release is an update for the iOS version. (supermariorun.com/File)
Super Mario Run has officially launched for Android. Together with this release is an update for the iOS version.
The app will now be updated to version 2.0 and this includes various new features, as well as bug fixes, reports 9To5Mac.
One of the key updates is the addition of new playable characters and different colors of Yoshi. Playing with certain colors of Yoshi on Toad Rally will also unlock additional toads of the same color as Yoshi.
Read also: Super Mario Run consumes high amounts of internet data
Apart from new characters, the update makes courses one to four available for free. These courses can be unlocked by completing Bowser’s challenges. Furthermore, completing courses one to four provides additional courses for Toad Rally.
These are just some of the items included in the update which will be enjoyed on both iOS and Android. The Android version launched in version 2.0.
Similar to the iOS, the Android version is free to download. A $10 app purchase will unlock all the levels of the game.
This article appeared on the Philippine Daily Inquirer newspaper website, which is a member of Asia News Network and a media partner of The Jakarta Post
