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Since the end of March is around the corner, I thought I’d make a little something for those who are like “March 31st is the Day Mario Dies.” I know many of them mean it as a meme, but plenty of others unfortunately take it way too seriously and think that Nintendo will “stop selling all Mario games on the Switch after March 31st” and “remove the Mario games we have on the switch virtually even if we already have copies of them” which in all honesty is absolutely ridiculous. The only Mario games that will be unavailable on Nintendo EShop and stores after March 31st will be Super Mario Bros 35 and Super Mario 3D All Stars, nothing else. Every other Mario game on the Switch, especially Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury, will still be available. And if we already have copies of 3D All Stars, we’ll still be able to play it on our Switches. And more importantly, there may be still copies of said game on Amazon and/or EBay, or even in stores for all I know. There will also still be plenty of new and/or upcoming Mario games in the future so we don’t have to entirely worry.

The main point being, Mario will NEVER die, no matter what.

Description
Since the end of March is around the corner, I thought I’d make a little something for those who are like “March 31st is the Day Mario Dies.” I know many of them mean it as a meme, but plenty of others unfortunately take it way too seriously and think that Nintendo will “stop selling all Mario games on the Switch after March 31st” and “remove the Mario games we have on the switch virtually even if we already have copies of them” which in all honesty is absolutely ridiculous. The only Mario games that will be unavailable on Nintendo EShop and stores after March 31st will be Super Mario Bros 35 and Super Mario 3D All Stars, nothing else. Every other Mario game on the Switch, especially Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury, will still be available. And if we already have copies of 3D All Stars, we’ll still be able to play it on our Switches. And more importantly, there may be still copies of said game on Amazon and/or EBay, or even in stores for all I know. There will also still be plenty of new and/or upcoming Mario games in the future so we don’t have to entirely worry.

The main point being, Mario will NEVER die, no matter what.