Super Mario Maker Adds Mercedes-Benz Level and Costume as Free DLC
"Mercedes-Benz Jump'n'Drive" and a free car costume are available as free DLC right now.
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Wii U game Super Mario Maker is getting a new level, but you'll probably be surprised to learn who it's coming from. Nintendo announced today that luxury car company Mercedes-Benz has built an original event course that launches today, December 9, for free.
The course is called Mercedes-Benz Jump'n'Drive, and as you can see in the image above, it features the iconic Mercedes-Benz logo made of out Mario bricks. There is also a free costume that players can unlock that puts Mario behind the wheel of the $32,500 Mercedes-Benz GLA.
This costume can be added to your collection of Mystery Mushroom costumes after you beat the level.
Mercedes-Benz invited Mario fans into its headquarters to design the level. In the course, you'll travel through a number of car-themed areas, including a dealership, test drive facility, and the autobahn. There are also surprises to be discovered, Nintendo teased.
This isn't the first time Nintendo and Mercedes-Benz have teamed up. The GLA car was released as DLC for WIi U racing game Mario Kart 8 earlier this year.
In addition, it's not the first time a big-name company made a Super Mario Level, as Facebook staff built their own earlier this year. Rayman creator Michel Ancel also made one.
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