Unveiling the Unimagined: Super Mario Bros Wonder Leaked and Speedrun Enthusiasts Go Wild!
Super Mario Bros Wonder creates a buzz as leaked gameplay footage surfaces, enticing gamers to embark on speedruns even before its official release
Highlights
Super Mario Bros. Wonder, one of Nintendo's highly anticipated releases, has leaked online with players already speedrunning levels.
The game incorporates fresh elements and introduces additional playable characters. It features a badge system that can be exploited by speedrunners to enhance their performance. Be cautious of spoiler videos posted on social media, as they may reveal the final boss and ending.
Nintendo's highly anticipated release, Super Mario Bros. Wonder, has been leaked online just days before its official launch. Some players have already taken advantage of this, engaging in speedruns of the game's levels. With a wealth of new features, playable characters, and unique levels, this release promises to excite fans. Playable demos of Super Mario Bros. Wonder have been made available at select retailers, leaving many players with positive impressions.
Not only are casual fans captivated by the game's platforming challenges, but speedrunners have also taken an interest in Super Mario Bros. Wonder's mechanics, particularly the badge system. They have discovered its potential for exploitation and are utilizing it to enhance their speedrunning strategies. The Grappling Vine, for instance, can extend and attach itself to nearby platforms, allowing players to access higher areas and distant ledges. Other badges present a challenge by altering the player's move set. However, fans should exercise caution in the coming days, as leaked videos of the game have already begun circulating on social media platforms.
Numerous videos showcasing Wonder have been widely shared on YouTube and Twitter, some of which include the game's final boss fight and ending. Additionally, there are online videos that demonstrate skilled gamers speedrunning levels in Super Mario Bros. Wonder, completing certain stages in less than a minute. Before the game's official launch, one of these videos on YouTube even boasted a "World Record" title.
It is assumed that these leaks originated from individuals who obtained early copies of the game, possibly through a retailer breaking the street date. Furthermore, some gamers have observed that the ROM file of Super Mario Bros. Wonder has been leaked online, thereby enabling users with Nintendo Switch emulators to play the game before its intended release. To preserve a completely uninformed experience with Wonder, players are advised to abstain from browsing specific parts of the Internet until the game is officially available.
Another Nintendo Switch game has been leaked this year, and it is expected that more leaks like this will occur due to issues with PC emulation and broken street dates for Nintendo's releases. Prior to its release, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom's Collector's Edition and ROM were leaked a few weeks ago, along with other games such as Fire Emblem Engage and Pikmin 4. Similarly, Sega's Sonic Superstars, set to launch on October 16, was also leaked prior to its release. Super Mario Bros. Wonder will exclusively launch on October 20 for the Nintendo Switch.
Source: YouTube
