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Nintendo Dresses Its Switch In Red & Blue For Super Mario’s 35th Anniversary

By Izza Sofia, 15 Jan 2021

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Nintendo is set to release a special-edition Nintendo Switch in celebration of the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Bros.

Dubbed the Mario Red & Blue colorway, the gaming console features the famous colors donned by Mario. The console, Joy-Cons and dock are in bright red, while the Joy-Con grips are decked in blue. The carrying case, on the other hand, comes in red and blue, with gray accents that represent his enemies.

Other Super Mario features are highlighted through the use of black on the console’s buttons and joysticks, with a striking yellow on the zipper details.

The Nintendo Mario Red & Blue Switch will be available to purchase online on 12 February for US$299.

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[via Engadget, cover image via Nintendo]
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