Previously, reports from the Switch miner ‘OatMealDome’ suggested that Nintendo’s upcoming Mario adventure had leaked online. Although no official links were provided at the time, a recent gameplay video of the title running on PC has now emerged. The footage showcases “Super Mario Wonder” being played in 4K at 60FPS through the popular Ryujinx emulator. For those interested, the gameplay video can be found here. Additionally, the Yuzu emulator has also been successful in running the new 2D Mario title. Impressively, the game seems to run seamlessly on the PC platform based on the gameplay footage.
This occurrence isn’t an isolated event, as several other Nintendo Switch titles, including “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom,” “Pokémon Legends Arceus,” “Monster Hunter Rise,” “Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl,” and “Mario Party Superstars,” have all faced similar situations, being accessible on PC before their official release on the Switch.
Scheduled for Nintendo Switch release on October 20, “Super Mario Wonder” impresses with vibrant creativity and engaging gameplay. Diverse stages and unexpected surprises keep players eagerly exploring. Early indicators suggest it maintains the exceptional platforming standards of the iconic Mario series.
