Super Mario Maker Network Services Down Until Tomorrow Night
All network services will be unavailable through Thursday evening, Nintendo announces.
All network-based features for Wii U level-building game Super Mario Maker will be offline until Thursday evening, Nintendo has announced. The company made the announcement on its Network Maintenance website (via Game Informer).
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"All network services are unavailable at this time due to server maintenance," Nintendo said. "Please wait until the maintenance is over. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Super Mario Maker servers went down today, January 27, and will remain offline through Thursday, January 28 at 5 PM PST. All of the game's offline features will remain available during the server downtime.
Nintendo did not say why it's performing the server maintenance, though it's not uncommon for a game's servers to be temporarily removed for general upkeep.
By Nintendo's latest count, Super Mario Maker had sold more than 1.88 million copies worldwide. Additionally, players have uploaded more than 3.3 million courses.
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