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When Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle leaked ahead of its E3 reveal, slides from an internal Ubisoft presentation made it out into the wild. There, in the publisher’s pre-release plans, was a month dedicated to one job: “convince media/gamers”.If Ubisoft was worried that Mario fans might take some coaxing to accept its new vision of Peach as a snaggle-toothed selfie obsessive with a passing resemblance to Homer Simpson, the concern proved well-founded. The leaked art provoked a backlash, as Nintendo devotees tried and failed to wrap their heads around the sight of their iconic plumber toting a blaster.Yet, with a goomba-assisted frontflip, Ubisoft Milan stuck the landing – following XCOM into a newly-created mainstream market for turn-based tactics, while advancing the formula with a creative combo system for chaining hops, skips and jumps. Crucially, Kingdom Battle paid due respect to Miyamoto and co., with a mischievous sense of humour that p

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