Following the monumental flop of 1993’s Super Mario Bros., Nintendo basically got out of the movie business. Nintendo is incredibly protective of its IP, and that makes sense. Those IP—Mario, Zelda, Metroid, and others—are what make Nintendo the acclaimed video game brand we know it as today. Yes, the company has had its ups and downs over the years and sometimes struggled to compete in today’s marketplace, but it’s a name that’s still synonymous with video games for a generation. And yet until a couple years ago, Nintendo still stayed out of Hollywood, content …
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