Title: GameStop Canada Offers Free Elephant Power-Up Keychain with Super Mario Bros. Wonder Pre-Orders
Subtitle: More Exciting Goodies Revealed for Super Mario Bros. Wonder on the Nintendo Switch
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As the highly anticipated release of Super Mario Bros. Wonder approaches next month on the Nintendo Switch, GameStop Canada has announced an enticing offer for fans willing to pre-order the game. Customers who pre-order Super Mario Bros. Wonder for $79.99 will receive a free keychain featuring the game’s new power-up that transforms Mario and his friends into an elephant. The keychain is based on Mario’s transformation and will be available until October 19th or while supplies last.
Image: GameStop
The promotion was revealed with a promotional image that showcases the new keychain. Although the exact size of the keychain is not mentioned, fans can expect it to resemble Mario’s transformation into an elephant. Despite the offer being exclusively available at GameStop Canada, there is no information about a similar deal at GameStop in the United States. Nintendo fans in the US will have to wait for further updates regarding any potential pre-order bonuses.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder has already generated immense hype, claiming the top spot on Amazon’s “best sellers” list. With its release just around the corner, fans are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to explore the new game and enjoy the exciting features it has to offer.
For more information and to find out how to secure your own Super Mario Bros. Wonder pre-order, be sure to check out Nintendo Life’s comprehensive guide.
In the comments section below, feel free to share your thoughts on pre-ordering the game and your interest in acquiring the elephant Mario keychain. Will you be one of the lucky fans to snag this exclusive bonus?
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When he’s not paying off a loan to Tom Nook, Liam likes to report on the latest Nintendo news and admire his library of video games. His favorite Nintendo character used to be a guitar-playing dog, but nowadays he prefers to hang out with Judd the cat.