Nintendo has finally released its first awaited Mario mobile game called Super Mario Run. The Japanese entertainment company has decided to venture and develop more on the mobile game industry after the triumphant release of the Pokemon Go game publication.

Many gamers and Super Mario fanatics get hyped to the official release of the game last Thursday. Sadly, only iOS gadget users are the ones who can access the Super Mario Run game. This caused the game to get cloned and to emerge on Google Play Store. According to Android Headlines, some of the knockoff games that started appearing are Mario Run Jumper, Super Plumber Run and other related games with the similar keywords.

Even if Super Mario Run is not yet available for Android Software, multitude search results in the Google Play Store reveals knockoffs that swear to download the said game, but don't be deceived by them! These knockoffs try to get you to avail their clones but would certainly fail to give you the game.

One of Google representatives said to Travelers Today that Google Play Store has already appended Mario Run Jump and won't hesitate to suspend other knockoffs that obviously violate their developer policies. Although, cloned games would keep coming for the next days and weeks. Google makes it to the point to eradicate these games that fool their players from downloading the Super Mario Run.

Nintendo has yet to comment on the said cloning of their newly-released game.

The reason why the Japanese entertainment company has to introduce the Mario game for iOS Software was due to piracy issues. They chose to release the game as a free-to-play demo with $9.99 in-app purchase because of their mobile piracy concern, according to the Android Headlines. Another thing is the game needs a fast and continuing Internet connection for its auto-runner.

The company plans to set extra security features before releasing its Super Mario Run Android version. Further announcements and updates would be revealed later this 2017.