Super Mario Run Gets an Introduction Trailer and Commercial Ahead of Official Launch

Start running next week.

Super Mario Run will be arriving on iOS devices on December 15, and Nintendo has released two new promotional videos for the game. The first is an introduction trailer that shows us the various modes we’ll get to check out in the game, and the second is a short commercial promoting the mobile title. You can check them both out below.

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While the game will be available as a free download, players can pay a one-time fee of $9.99 to get unlimited access to all three modes available in the title. The free version, on the other hand, will only allow you to sample various parts and elements of the three modes. You’ll need to pay the fee in order to get the full experience. The game will feature players moving Mario along with touch controls, performing attacks and collecting coins – typical fare from Mario games.

Super Mario Run is set to be released for iOS devices on December 15. Will you be picking this up on launch day? Let us know in the comments down below.

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