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As The Super Mario Galaxy Movie makes $1bn and with a live-action Zelda on the way, Nintendo says movies can “transcend the boundaries” of games
I wasn't able to summarise this properly — the "article text" you've pasted is entirely page CSS/styling code (from the site's affiliate-link widget), with no actual article content included. There's nothing substantive there for me to summarise beyond the headline itself.
I can see from the title that it's about *The Super Mario Galaxy Movie* passing $1bn at the box office, an upcoming live-action *Zelda* film, and a Nintendo comment about movies being able to "transcend the boundaries" of games — but writing a full two-paragraph summary from a headline alone would mean inventing details that aren't in what you sent me.
Could you try re-pasting the article text (making sure to copy the actual body copy, not the page source/CSS), or share the article another way? I'll summarise it properly once I have the real content.
Explained simply
Nintendo is the Japanese company behind video game series such as Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda. Its characters and worlds began in games, but the company has also adapted them for films, which can reach people who may not play those games.
The Mario films and a planned live-action Zelda film are examples of Nintendo bringing its games to cinema. These adaptations matter to the company because they offer another way to present its stories and characters, while showing how well-known game worlds can work in a different format.