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An image has popped up on Reddit showing the new amiibo Retro 3-pack. We have it above.

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Towards the end of last week, Capcom announced that an artbook for The Great Ace Attorney will arrive in Japan later this year courtesy of Dengeki. A specific date was not shared at the time. It will be your typical artbook, and will contain illustrations from character designer Kazuya Nuri.

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Extreme Exorcism will be out on the Wii U eShop as of tomorrow. For those that are curious, the game’s download is 174MB. It’ll drop down to 146MB once it’s actually installed.

GameSpot has posted more footage from LEGO Dimensions. Watch the new video below.

According to a listing on the eShop, Toto Temple Deluxe is heading to Wii U in Europe next week. The game is on track to launch on October 1 for €8.99. If we hear anything about a North American date, we’ll be sure to let you know.

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Nintendo has lifted the embargo on Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, which means that we’re starting to see reviews come online. A few of the verdicts thus far have been rounded up below.

IGN – 8 / 10
Destructoid – 7 / 10
Nintendo World Report – 5 / 10
GamesRadar – 4 / 5
Nintendo Life – 7 / 10
Videogamer – 7 / 10
Polygon – 6 / 10

Along with the original Mario vs. Donkey Kong, Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis also launched on the European Wii U Virtual Console last week. Check out some footage of the title below.

Last week, Mario vs. Donkey Kong came out on the European Wii U Virtual Console. You’ll find nearly 20 minutes of footage from the game below.

After enjoying tremendous success in Japan, Yo-Kai Watch will soon arrive in the West as well. The official website for the cross-media project, called Yo-Kai World, is now open. From there, you can access all kinds of information about the franchise’s various aspects (such as the games, which links to Nintendo’s website).

A new trailer for the English version of the anime has also been published. Check it out below:

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Though not very widespread in the West, instant messaging service LINE is extremely popular in Japan. Nintendo has now opened up an official LINE account (@Nintendo) which you can use to “chat” with Toad. Naturally you shouldn’t expect actual responses to your questions – the account seems to use randomly generated phrases to reply.

Still, it might be interesting to see how Nintendo use this to possibly promote their upcoming mobile games.

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