iOS

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iOS
Release date World June 29, 2007[1]

iOS is an operating system developed by Apple that is used on the iPhone and discontinued iPod touch lines of devices. A variant of the operating system titled iPadOS is used on iPad devices. Both operating systems feature games and other media developed by Nintendo in the form of mobile apps.

Super Mario–related software[edit]

Several sticker packs have been released as iMessage apps alongside related games. These sticker packs can be accessed within the operating system's Messages app, which allows sending static and animated stickers to other users as well as attaching stickers directly to others' sent messages and photos.

The apps Nintendo Music and Nintendo Today! feature Super Mario–related content.

The platform's media store, known as Apple TV, provides the following television series and movies for purchase:

After the release of Super Mario Run in 2016, the system's virtual assistant Siri was updated to respond with Super Mario–related phrases when the user said specific questions or sentences.[2] As of 2025, Siri no longer says these sentences. The possible responses included the following:

Upon being asked if it likes/plays Super Mario or Super Mario Run
  • One moment please. I'm working on my Floaty Jump.[2]
  • Can you wait a second? I'm in the middle of a Coin Rush.[2]
  • Remember. I am not an NES cartridge. Please don't blow on me.[2]
  • Well, I just set a reminder for Mario to put his overalls in the washing machine.[2]
  • I just wish Princess Peach would turn on Find My Friends.[2]
  • I'm playing Toad Rally with Mario as we speak. He's pretty tough to beat![2]
  • I'm turtle tipping as we speak...oops, there he goes![2]
  • Well, I can look for plumbers nearby. But not all of them can use a Warp Pipe.[2]
  • It's the perfect time-stomper.[3]
  • It's very popular in Koopa-tino.[3]
  • I enjoy sliding rolls. And leaping holes. And raising goal poles.[3]
  • Yes! In fact, here's a tip: Try Toad Rally to bump up your coin tally.[2]
  • Yes! In fact, here's a tip: To do a wall jump, tap just as you reach a wall. Just don't hit the wall trying. Ha.[3]
  • Yes! In fact, here's a tip: If you're stuck on World 1-1, a long press can help you leap Goombas in a single bound.[3]
  • Yes! In fact, here's a tip: Step on a Pause Block to pause. And breathe. And plan your next move. Have a snack, perhaps.[3]
  • Yes! In fact, here's a tip: Enter Coin Rush mode by executing several special moves in a row. Whee![3]
Upon saying the phrase "It's Mario time"
  • More formally, it's Mario Mario time. I hear that's his last name. I can guess what his middle name is.[2]
  • Luigi says that sometimes it's Luigi time.[2]
  • Mamma mia!.[sic][4]
  • Ah spaghetti. Ah ravioli. Ah Mamma mia.[4]
  • Let's-a-go![4]
  • You're-a-telling me, [user]![4]
  • If I had a coin for each time I'd heard that, my Mushroom Kingdom would have so many Toad Houses by now.[4]
  • Oh yeah! Mario time![4]
  • Oh, Mario is putting on his overalls right now. It may take a moment. He's choosing from around 50 pairs, you know.[2]
  • Sorry, gotta run![2]
  • Okie Dokie![2]

Super Mario games[edit]

2016[edit]

2019[edit]

2025[edit]

Gallery[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Casserly, Martyn (September 15, 2025). iOS versions: Every version of iOS from the oldest to the latest. Macworld. Retrieved September 29, 2025.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o GameXplain (December 29, 2016). Siri Loves Super Mario Run! Response Compilation. YouTube. Retrieved November 7, 2025.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g Blue Television Games (December 14, 2019). Does Siri Like Super Mario Bros.?!. YouTube. Retrieved November 7, 2025.
  4. ^ a b c d e f rachypop (December 16, 2016). Ask Siri: It's Mario Time! Super Mario Run. YouTube. Retrieved November 7, 2025.
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