Earlier this month indie developers ASMB Games released No Mario’s Sky a clever parody that combined the aesthetics of Hello Games’ No Man’s Sky and the platforming gameplay of the Mario games.<\/p>\n
Unsurprisingly, the fun police at Nintendo were quick to issue a takedown notice to ASMB for their unauthorised use of the Mario character.<\/p>\n
The game seemed dead and buried, with the following statement released on the ASMB website:<\/p>\n
“Due to a copyright claim by Nintendo we’ve had to take the game down,” developer ASMB Games said<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n “Thanks everyone for playing and enjoying our little fan game. We would love to see an official Nintendo game in this style – a Mario Galaxy-style game in 2D within a procedurally-generated universe. No Mario’s Sky is no more-io!”<\/p>\n We thought that was the end\u00a0until the game re-released under a new name, DMCA’s sky.<\/p>\n “Help Spaceman Finn search for Princess Mango in an infinite universe.”<\/p>\n “Featuring crazy Moombas, an Infinite Universe, muscle, amazing physics and a radical space ship.”<\/p>\n Secret tips to get the most out of your ADSL and fibre line from South Africa\u2019s top ADSL experts<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n More developers are working on Cyberpunk 2077 than the Witcher 3 at its peak<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
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