Nintendo's iconic plumber has levelled up to the iPhone age, with the debut of "Super Mario Run" on iOS.
The highly-anticipated mobile game is now available on Apple's App Store in Canada and around the world (sorry Android users).
Fans were initially clamouring for the game's launch on Thursday. However, many were irked by its pricing model after it was released. The game is free to download, but Canadian users must spend $13.99 to advance beyond the introductory levels.
#SUPERMARIORUN HAS MADE ME LOSE MY CHILL.
— Brie Larson (@brielarson) December 15, 2016
If this mobile stuff is the future of gaming then I'm glad I kept my classic stuff. Awful. #SuperMarioRun
— Generic Dude (@yakov456) December 15, 2016
$9.99 for only 24 levels? #NoThanks #SuperMarioRun
— Joeric Medina (@joericmedina) December 15, 2016
As if you can only play the first three sub levels on #SuperMarioRun before having to buy the game?
— Jessily (@La_fairy_la) December 15, 2016
I played like 3 minutes and now I have to pay 10€??? , totally not worth the money #SuperMarioRun
— Lea Snow �� (@Caskuchen) December 15, 2016
I was having fun on the first 3 levels until i got to the castle. I cant afford nor will I pay 10 dollars every time. Im mad #SuperMarioRun
— laura | pinned (@tributenjh) December 15, 2016
