Pittsburgh Pirates Debut Real-Life 'Super Mario Run' Game in Front of Scoreboard

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The @Pirates #SuperBuccoRun is the coolest use of their new RF video board imaginable. #OpeningDayPNC pic.twitter.com/EETXxg4MiJ

— Jim Lokay (@Lokay) April 7, 2017"

Forget iPhone apps. For Pittsburgh Pirates home games at PNC Park, you can play Super Mario Run with help from the scoreboard.

Jim Lokay of Fox 5 in Washington, D.C., posted a video of a Pirates fan leaping over green tubes, grabbing power-ups and ultimately beating the clock. The team calls the merged reality game Super Bucco Run.

Don't worry—once the baseball starts back up, the video game goes away:

According to Pirates in-game host Joe Klimchak, the game will rotate with another (presumably similar) one:

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Quick footnote on Super Bucco Run which debuted at the end of the 5th yesterday: It will rotate with another new game scheduled for tonight.

— Joe Klimchak (@BucsJoe) April 8, 2017"

Pittsburgh has won its first two home games of the season against the Atlanta Braves.

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