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Super Mario Maker 2 Nintendo Switch debut will be June 28th

Players can let their imagination run wild and free on June 28th when Super Mario Maker 2 comes to the Nintendo Switch.

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The imaginative filled Mario title, Super Mario Maker 2 has been announced to be debuting to Nintendo's Nintendo Switch later this year.

Back in early February, Nintendo announced that they would be bringing a new sequel to the extremely popular Mario title, Super Mario Maker. While the initial announcement was a quick 1:30 trailer it showed off some brand new features players will be able to enjoy once the title is released. Now, Nintendo have solidified the release date for the game with a recent announcement on the official Nintendo America Twitter account.

The above announcement has confirmed that Super Mario Maker 2 will be hitting the Nintendo Switch late June this year. Specifically, the sequel will coming to the Nintendo Switch on June 28th, and as we move closer to the release date I'm sure Nintendo will be sharing some more new features that will be apart of the sequel. Last week I reported on a coming update to the Super Mario Maker website, that update has now been made live so if you are after more information for Super Mario Maker 2 head on over to the official website here.

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