Super Mario Bros. 35 is available now on Switch, pitting 35 different Marios against each other in a hectic take on the battle royale genre. The only problem is now, like other battle royale games before it, Mario 35 is seeing cheaters emerge, posting impossibly high scores.
As picked up by Polygon, the game's global leaderboard shows a number of players who supposedly collected 99,999 coins in a single match, where most players would be lucky to even pass 1000.
Hackers ?#SuperMarioBros35 pic.twitter.com/v2D8uOwiNj
— Flockiv PH (@Flockiv_) October 3, 2020
Another Twitter user found the point in the leaderboard where the scores jumped by a huge margin--rank number 58 has just 4450 coins, while 57 has a huge 24,386.
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