Solaire Jul 6, 2022 @ 3:51am
Is there plans for Mario games being added to Steam?
I'm curious if Nintendo plans to add Mario games to Steam? It would be fun having Mario Kart or super mario.

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The End Jul 6, 2022 @ 3:57am 
Originally posted by BuckFilms:
Is there plans for Mario games being added to Steam?
Go and ask Nintendo, they are the only one who can give you an answer.

My guess would be no, never going to happen, Nintendo do not need Steam they have their own platform.
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Aachen Jul 6, 2022 @ 3:57am 
They’ve made no public plans to do so AFAIK.
Wizardhermit Jul 6, 2022 @ 3:58am 
Yeah like Nintendo would ever do that. Not in a million years.
✨Saint✨ Jul 6, 2022 @ 4:08am 
Mario is a Nintendo thing, they never gonna let him go.
There are plenty of "alternatives" though, over the years many games have adopted the same concept.

:saint:
ReBoot Jul 6, 2022 @ 4:43am 
Is that a trick question or a blinder one? Nintendo's actions in the last few decades have been rather obvious in their intention to keep their stuff to their platforms and while you could argue about Sony bringing their stuff to PC as well, they're merely following Microsoft's suit. Both of those companies have been doing roughly the same for years, competing for the same target audience. Nintendo on the other hand has been Nintendo, doing Nintendo things, doing things differently from the others, doing so successfully.

Going from the past, there's not a snowball's chance in hell.
Ducks on Fire Jul 6, 2022 @ 7:56am 
Nintendo's consoles survive almost solely on the fact that their IPs are exclusive. Unless Nintendo decides to abandon making consoles all together they are never going to do such a thing.
Xedhadeaus Jul 6, 2022 @ 7:59am 
As if nintendo would give their games away now that Steam Deck has made portable computers come out of the ground like undead.
Sazzouu Jul 6, 2022 @ 8:11am 
Originally posted by ✨Saint✨:
Mario is a Nintendo thing, they never gonna let him go.

People been saying similar things for a while for Forza games or Spiderman, Gears of War, Heavy Rain... the list is insanely big. All of them were said to never come to Steam or even PC at all.

Now that "PC" gaming is not an actual thing anymore as consoles start adopting the same architectures and mobile gaming became actually feasible - especially with the Steam Decks release - Nintendo must have some serious issues to not plan releasing their games "everywhere".
✨Saint✨ Jul 6, 2022 @ 8:28am 
Originally posted by Sazzouu:
Originally posted by ✨Saint✨:
Mario is a Nintendo thing, they never gonna let him go.

People been saying similar things for a while for Forza games or Spiderman, Gears of War, Heavy Rain... the list is insanely big. All of them were said to never come to Steam or even PC at all.

Now that "PC" gaming is not an actual thing anymore as consoles start adopting the same architectures and mobile gaming became actually feasible - especially with the Steam Decks release - Nintendo must have some serious issues to not plan releasing their games "everywhere".

Nintendo can make everything themselves, they simply do not need their games on other platforms.
Nintendo is also a cultural thing, those things are comparable with monuments a like, something that seems to be well protected by their makers, and they rather keep it that way.

:saint:
Originally posted by Sazzouu:
Originally posted by ✨Saint✨:
Mario is a Nintendo thing, they never gonna let him go.

People been saying similar things for a while for Forza games or Spiderman, Gears of War, Heavy Rain... the list is insanely big. All of them were said to never come to Steam or even PC at all.

Now that "PC" gaming is not an actual thing anymore as consoles start adopting the same architectures and mobile gaming became actually feasible - especially with the Steam Decks release - Nintendo must have some serious issues to not plan releasing their games "everywhere".

Uh what? Nintendo has historically kept their IPs to Nintendo hardware.
Sazzouu Jul 6, 2022 @ 8:52am 
Originally posted by Big Bridge.mp4:
Uh what? Nintendo has historically kept their IPs to Nintendo hardware.

Did you even read?
J4MESOX4D Jul 6, 2022 @ 9:40am 
Originally posted by ✨Saint✨:
Originally posted by Sazzouu:

People been saying similar things for a while for Forza games or Spiderman, Gears of War, Heavy Rain... the list is insanely big. All of them were said to never come to Steam or even PC at all.

Now that "PC" gaming is not an actual thing anymore as consoles start adopting the same architectures and mobile gaming became actually feasible - especially with the Steam Decks release - Nintendo must have some serious issues to not plan releasing their games "everywhere".

Nintendo can make everything themselves, they simply do not need their games on other platforms.
Nintendo is also a cultural thing, those things are comparable with monuments a like, something that seems to be well protected by their makers, and they rather keep it that way.

:saint:
Pretty much. Although they are missing a huge market opportunity, it's pretty commendable that they are sticking to their guns and protecting their flagship brand. They don't really care about what others are doing and retaining their IP's to their own hardware has proven to be a huge success and keeps the devices they have unique. I can't ever see Nintendo changing their core philosophy even if they had an ownership change because as said, it's almost like a religion.
Originally posted by Sazzouu:
Originally posted by Big Bridge.mp4:
Uh what? Nintendo has historically kept their IPs to Nintendo hardware.

Did you even read?

Do you?
✨Saint✨ Jul 6, 2022 @ 10:05am 
Originally posted by J4MESOX4D:
Originally posted by ✨Saint✨:

Nintendo can make everything themselves, they simply do not need their games on other platforms.
Nintendo is also a cultural thing, those things are comparable with monuments a like, something that seems to be well protected by their makers, and they rather keep it that way.

:saint:
Pretty much. Although they are missing a huge market opportunity, it's pretty commendable that they are sticking to their guns and protecting their flagship brand. They don't really care about what others are doing and retaining their IP's to their own hardware has proven to be a huge success and keeps the devices they have unique. I can't ever see Nintendo changing their core philosophy even if they had an ownership change because as said, it's almost like a religion.

They may miss a huge opportunity in the market, on the other side, owning a "unique" IP gives them a strong position in the market granting them a lot of money anyway.
I like that they stick to their roots, something that creates a "bridge" between the new and old gaming generations.

:saint:
Kargor Jul 6, 2022 @ 10:09am 
Originally posted by BuckFilms:
I'm curious if Nintendo plans to add Mario games to Steam? It would be fun having Mario Kart or super mario.

Looking into the past, how many Mario games have been ported to PC?
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