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Some new faces, including Bowser himself, will be joining in on the fun this time. Mario is aided by the Sparks in his adventure, fusions of Lumas and Rabbids that can grant special abilities to their partners. In this game, we see Mario and friends depart the Mushroom Kingdom and journey into space to stop a new villain named Cursa from spreading her dark influence across the galaxy. Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope is the latest entry in the Mario + Rabbids series. And come E3 2021, that is exactly what happened. But once the Donkey Kong DLC was out, and stories began popping up about the Ubisoft Milan team growing, many figured it was only a matter of time before a sequel was announced. Ubisoft would partner again with Nintendo to add exclusive Star Fox content to its Toys to Life game Starlink: Battle for Atlas, and Rabbid Peach made a cameo in the Switch version of Just Dance 2018. Years passed, and in that time, the Switch was no longer the uncertain gamble many once saw it as, but a dominant player in the industry. The success of this game would also go on to open the door for more collaboration between Nintendo and Ubisoft Against all odds, Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle released to critical claim and commercial success, quickly becoming the best-selling non-first party game on the Switch, and later receiving a DLC campaign starring Donkey Kong. It was revealed that the well-loved Rare composer Grant Kirkhope would be working on the musical score, we saw the tearful appreciation of Director Davide Soliani at the formal unveiling, and the graphics and gameplay all looked great. However, come its official reveal at E3 2017, the mood shifted, and the game suddenly seemed a lot more interesting. This was, predictably, met with a healthy dose of skepticism at best, and outright mockery at worst. Ubisoft was developing a crossover between the Mario and Rabbids series, which would feature X-Com style tactical gameplay as Mario picked up a gun and made some unlikely allies. Early on in the Switch's first year, an unexpected leak caught the attention of the entire internet.
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