Although the celebrations for the 35th anniversary of Super Mario have come to an end, with the annexed removal from the sale of Super Mario 3d All Stars, good news arrives for all fans of the great little mustachioed hero. According to what emerged from a recent interview by Chris Meledandri, CEO of Illumination and producer of the Despicable Me movie saga, confirmed that in 2022 Mario (and most likely his brother Luigi) will return to the big screen thanks to a collaboration with the creator of the historic character of the Kyoto house, Shigeru Miyamoto.
At the moment the information regarding the new dedicated film to the famous plumber of the Kyoto house are very few, but according to what was reported, the film will have nothing to do with the disappointing "Super Mario Bros." 1993. Although the project is still in the early stages of development, this news can certainly cheer the fans, as the big N has absolutely no intention of abandoning one of its most successful characters, far from it.
After the opening of the Super Nintendo World, which took place in Osaka on March 18, the Japanese giant has many other surprises in store for us, we simply have to arm ourselves with a lot of patience. While waiting to learn more about the new film dedicated to Super Mario, we remind you that to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the little mustachioed great hero, as well as organizing various themed events within some of his games (for example Animal Crossing: New Horizons), Nintendo released for a limited time (available for purchase by March 31, 2021) Super Mario 3D All-Stars e Super Mario Bros. 35.
If you want to know more about the collection dedicated to the nice plumber of the Kyoto house, which it contains inside Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine e Super Mario Galaxy, at the following link you can find ours review complete.
