Technology8/8/2025β€’Engadget

Nintendo's upcoming app lets kids smoosh Mario's face

Nintendo's upcoming app lets kids smoosh Mario's face

Nintendo, the renowned video game company, has announced the release of a new app called "Hello Mario!" that will be available on iOS, Android, and the Nintendo Switch in Japan. The app allows users to interact with a giant Mario head, poking and prodding it to see various reactions from the iconic character. The app, targeted at "parents and young children," is intended to be a simple and engaging experience, where users can enjoy the different facial expressions and movements of Mario as they manipulate his appearance. While the app is set to launch in Japan on August 26, it is unclear if it will be released globally. In addition to the app, Nintendo is also launching a collection of Mario-themed products, including plush toys, teething toys, dinnerware, clothing, and an interactive board book, all featuring the beloved character's signature mustache. The highlight of the collection is a set of wooden block sets with Amiibo functionality, which will be available in Nintendo's Japan-based stores on the same date.

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