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Mario rented one of his properties from Nintendo in the 1970s.
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, WASHINGTON – Mario Segale, the man who inspired the creation of the name Mario Bros, died at the age of 84. According to Sky News, on Friday (02/11) local time, Mario's departure left a wife, Donna, four children and nine grandchildren.
Mario Segale is an Italian-American real estate developer who lives in Washington. In the 1970s, he rented one of his properties from Nintendo of America. Finally, to commemorate the services of Mario, Nintendo gave the name of the character Mario Bros.
Previously, the plumber character called Jumpman. But Nintendo thinks it's necessary to name more appropriate characters. Finally, the game company took the nickname Mario as the name of their main character.
In 1993, Mario Segale was interviewed by Seattle weather. When asked about his opinion of the character Mario Bros, the property manager gave only a brief answer. "You might think I'm waiting for the royalty check," he said.
Mario Segale is a person who avoids any publication and any implication in Nintendo. His decision was made because he did not want his relationship with Nintendo compromising the reputation of his real estate business. Mario also hopes that if his death occurs, he will be remembered as a person who accomplishes a variety of achievements during his life and not as an inspiration for the birth of the name Mario Bros.
The Mario Bros game is touted as the best-selling video franchise in history. His latest adventure titled Super Mario Odyssey is sold to over 12 million copies.
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