Leaks for Nintendo’s upcoming Super Mario Bros Wonder are starting to make their rounds online. The title itself has been highly anticipated by fans of the series. It’s set to release on October 20 for Nintendo Switch consoles. Given that Wonder comes out in four days, it’s only going to get harder for fans to stay away from spoilers. If any good, those who have played the title are giving the game positive feedback as being one of the best Super Mario Bros platformers they’ve seen in a while. At the end of the day, it’s still a shame for Super Mario Bros Wonder leaks to start popping out during its launch week.
There are currently gameplay videos on platforms such as YouTube being uploaded showing the gameplay of Super Mario Bros Wonder. From the bosses within the game, story, and the stages, everything is being leaked. Not only that, but there are also some people who are currently trying to speedrun the title to be the fastest to complete it. Some fans have even taken the liberty to inform people on social media to avoid searching the title up as it might give them spoilers.
Nintendo themselves aren’t foreign to having leaks. In the past, we’ve seen leaks with titles such as Super Smash Bros. Ultimate in terms of its story and mechanics. This year, Nintendo fans have also seen leaks in regards to Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Leaks happen often within the gaming industry and have become more prevalent, especially a week before a title’s launch date. While there may not be a surefire way to stop them, fans can prepare for them to prevent themselves from being spoiled.
Stay tuned for more gaming content, including updates to Super Mario Bros. Wonder Leaks and newly released titles.
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