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Home»News»Gaming News»No Game Overs In Super Mario Odyssey

No Game Overs In Super Mario Odyssey

By Todd BlackJuly 5, 2017
Super Mario Odyssey Nintendo Switch Reveal

Super Mario Odyssey wowed us from start to finish at E3 2017. From the surprise trailer, to the numerous worlds and areas we got to see in it and the subsequent demos, not to mention the ability to take over people with Mario’s hat, there’s a lot to love. But, if a new tweet from the Japanese Twitter account is to be believed, there may be one more thing to love: no game overs.

Now, in many Mario games, you have a finite amount of lives, but it appears as though Super Mario Odyssey won’t have that. This comes from the tweet below, which translated reads:

“If Mario’s health drops to zero, or if he falls down a bottomless pit, you’ll lose 10 of your coins. But…! No matter how many times you’ll mess up, there’s never a game over.”

マリオの体力が0になったり、奈落に落ちると、持っているコインが10枚減ってしまいます。ただし…!いくらミスしてもGAME OVERはありません。 pic.twitter.com/6oEia6LcVr

— スーパーマリオ オデッセイ (@mario_odysseyJP) July 4, 2017

That’s pretty significant, and when looking back at some of the E3 demos, something that was shown. Now, as you can see in the gif in the tweet, a black screen does appear before you lose coins, so it’s clear you’ll lose progress, at least a little anyway, but no grand game overs will no doubt make a lot of fans happy.

Super Mario Odyssey arrives on Nintendo Switch on October 27th.

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Todd Black

A self-proclaimed Nintendo fanboy, born, bred, and Mushroom fed! He’s owned every Nintendo handheld and every console since the SNES. He's got a degree in video game development, is a published comic book writer and an author of several novels!

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