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After Nintendo's iOS debut Super Mario Rundropped Thursday,Martial arts Archives the rush to download it and start playing was real.

Barely 30 minutes after the release of the hyped-up game, which launched in 151 countries and regions worldwide, people already had plenty to say about their latest online distraction.

SEE ALSO: You can demo Super Mario Run right now. Here's how.

Many were stoked to finally get their hands on the game, but more than a few had some gripes.

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Some people are pissed at the ridiculous cost.

Right off the bat, the fact that you have to pay for access to worlds and more levels after a short free preview was not appreciated. It's a $9.99 one-time cost, but still.

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There's a lot of rage about the game requiring a constant internet connection to play.

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And that you need a truckload of data to stay involved.

Before you can even start playing, users need to set aside some time (and space) for a data download. And then you can continue using your data to play on the go.

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Some people experienced error messages trying to buy the game.

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And others went as far as immediately deleting it.

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Despite all that, loads of people were just super pumped to be playing Mario again.

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With the game only available on iPad and iPhone, Android users were left chomping at the bit for their chance to play.

In a Mashable interview with creator Shigeru Miyamoto, he said the iOS-only release was a security-related decision. But Android users should expect to play sometime in 2017 -- stay strong.

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Some people are pissed at the ridiculous cost.

There's a lot of rage about the game requiring a constant internet connection to play.

And that you need a truckload of data to stay involved.

Some people experienced error messages trying to buy the game.

And others went as far as immediately deleting it.

Despite all that, loads of people were just super pumped to be playing Mario again.

With the game only available on iPad and iPhone, Android users were left chomping at the bit for their chance to play.

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