Last week, we finally got Nintendo's hyped mobile game — Super Mario Run. Whether because it featured one of gaming's most iconic characters, because Apple hyped it, or a combination of both, the game had a reasonable amount of anticipation built up around it. The title is not without its drawbacks as an auto-runner that happens to cost $10, but it's definitely well-made and does pay homeage to the classic title we all know and love.Indeed, it looks, plays, and sounds like a Mario game, and makes you feel like you are doing a speedrun of the levels, instead of giving you a jarring feeling ...
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