Amazon is randomly shipping orders in Mario-themed boxes

Nintendo has partnered with Amazon as part of Mario’s 35th anniversary celebration. Under the partnership, Amazon is sending out random orders in Super Mario Bros-branded boxes in November. Nintendo said the Mario boxes are in ’limited quantity’ and ’will be used randomly, while supplies last.’ Amazon has also launched a Super Mario splash page featuring a timeline of the franchise from 1985.

Amazon is randomly shipping orders in Mario-themed boxes

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