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Nintendo adds Hello, Peach! and Hello, Luigi! to its free My Mario collection

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Nintendo releases Hello, Peach! and Hello, Luigi! apps for children, expanding its free My Mario collection available on Switch eShop and soon iOS/Android.

Nintendo adds Hello, Peach! and Hello, Luigi! to its free My Mario collection
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has expanded its interactive software lineup for young players with two new free applications. These additions give families more ways to engage with familiar characters without needing a constant internet connection. Parents and guardians looking for offline entertainment options for children now have two new choices in the My Mario collection.

Two new free apps join the My Mario suite for offline play

The new releases are titled Hello, Peach! and Hello, Luigi!. They join the existing Hello, Mario! and Hello, Yoshi! apps to form a four-app suite. Each app allows children to interact with Nintendo characters on tablets or mobile devices.

Users can download these applications directly from the eShop starting today. Support for iOS and Android devices will follow in the near future. Once the apps are installed, they function without requiring an active internet connection.

This software launch coincides with an update to Nintendo's stop-motion content. The company added two new episodes to the It's Me, Mario series. The total count for that series now stands at nine episodes.

Source: VideoGameChronicles

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