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Super Mario Run is now available on iOS.

Have I played it yet?

Why don't you mind your own business? I have downloaded it. I've also checked

out the reviews on iTunes. Or tried to. Nearly 22,000 reviews as of this writing, though that's all stars at this point.

No written user reviews have been posted at this time.

Interestingly, there are over 9,500 five-star reviews and nearly 7300 one-star reviews.

Again, with no written reviews at this point, my guess is that the one-star reviews have everything to do with pricing.

Super Mario Run is free to download, though as the next web points out, that only gets a user

the first three levels, or sub-levels maybe. People who want access to the full game will have to pay ten bucks.

As for game mechanics, the piece says Super Mario Run has three game modes, World Tour is the first, which features 24 levels in

six worlds.

Toad Rally is sort of a speed run that allows you to race your friends for time through

specific levels, and Mushroom Kingdom

is sort of Super Mario Maker Light. In it, you'll get the option to create and customize

your own courses.

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