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This new London hill is compared to the first level of Super Mario 64

Adrian Ovalle
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This new London hill is compared to the first level of Super Mario 64

We get a most curious news related to one of the most popular titles of Mario . It turns out that the Westminster Council commissioned a hill next to Marble Arch, in London , which for some reason, are powerfully reminiscent of the well-known first level of Super Mario 64 .

These are the details that have been shared:

  • The hill cost 2 million pounds was inaugurated on July 26, surrounded by containers and scaffolding.
  • The hill has been designed by MVRDV , a Dutch architecture studio, which promised “a new perspective on the future”.
  • Visitors, tourists and mountain fans were expected to pay 8 pounds for climbing the little hill, although apparently it was lowered to 6.50 pounds after people considered that it was an expensive price for what it offers.
  • The most curious thing of all is that due to its polygonal aspect people have started comparing said hill to Bob-Omb Battlefield , the Super Mario 64 first scenario (some also compare it to Minecraft).
  • Apparently it could There may be a cafeteria in the future, but for now, there are only a few hand sanitizing stands.

    • We leave you some images for you to judge for yourself:

    What do you think?

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