Nintendo registers Super Mario 4 domain name

By Khalil Daou on April 14, 2012

Redirects to the company’s homepage.

Tags: 3DS, Nintendo, Super Mario 4, Wii U

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So, Nintendo aims to continue with Mario – but the question remains the same, why shouldn’t they?

It is a website that has been spotted and accordingly, there will be another Call of Duty…oops, I mean Mario game. In fact, the registered domain points towards a numbered entry in the perpetually blossoming platforming legend, specifically a fourth installment, hence the site ‘SuperMario4.com’. Clicking the URL redirects to Nintendo’s official website and it looks Nintendo of America is the owner of the site.

Speculations and suggestions predict that Super Mario 4 relates to the new unnamed 2D Mario game Nintendo announced for the 3DS at its investor’s presentation earlier this year. Yet who knows, for all it could be a next-generation title prepped for the Wii U. Image by ojamajodoremidokkan.

About Khalil Daou

Other than his excessively biased enthusiasm toward gaming, and technology behind the whole industry, there's a huge fondness inside that drives him nuts to pick up his keyboard and start writing for the love of it.

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