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Pokémon Shuffle has received an update that adds 50 more stages to the full game, starting with Tynamo. These stages will give even more for Shuffle players to work at, in addition to the regular updates. These updates also continue, with Cresselia, Zygarde 10% Forme, Landorus, Wobbuffet Try ‘Em Items, and a safari all having repeat runs until August 9. The safari stage gives the chance to earn Elgyem, Beheeyem, Drowzee, Hypno, Frillish, Jellicent and Mesprit. The update also announces that next week will see a new Mega competition, featuring a return of Mega Steelix.

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Miitomo users will be able to get two unique pin accessories based on Splatoon’s Squid Sisters, Callie and Marie. In honor of Marie’s victory in this weekend’s Splatfest, users will recieve a pin for free. Miitomo users only need to launch the app between now and August 1st to recieve it. Callie’s pin will be available in the Miitomo shop from July 25 through July 31.

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Nintendo’s stock, which has been enjoying considerable growth since the release of Pokemon GO, took a sharp hit after the company stated on Friday that the success of the game would have only limited impact on the company’s finances. Following the announcement, their stock fell by 17%. Their press release stated that they were not planning to change their annual forecast, and that the game’s upcoming companion device, Pokemon GO Plus, had already been factored in their estimates.

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Pokémon GO has now launched in Hong Kong, continuing its worldwide spread. The official release from the game’s twitter:

Niantic has currently stopped accepting requests for new gyms and PokéStops in Pokémon GO. Furthermore, there is now a form with which people can request gyms and stops to be removed from the game. That can be accessed here. This will hopefully improve the game by removing these from inappropriate, unsafe, or private places.

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Exploring tundras looks all the cooler when riding a Khezu, as this latest Monster Hunter Stories clip from Capcom shows. Watch it below:

Over the next five weeks, Japanese Wii U owners will be able to purchase more Wii games, with two releasing every week. These games will also each have a 30% discount available via My Nintendo. The schedule is as follows:

July 27: Xenoblade Chronicles, Rhythm Heaven Fever
August 3: Super Paper Mario, Project Zero 2: Wii Edition
August 9: Kirby’s Epic Yarn, New Super Mario Bros. Wii
August 17: Mario Strikers Charged, Mario Super Sluggers
August 24: Wario Land Shake It, Mario Sports Mix

Both Rhythm Heaven Fever and Project Zero 2 have not yet released on the Wii U for any region, so this is the first we’ve heard of their digital rerelease. Hopefully a similar deal and those games reach other territories.

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Capcom’s continuing to show the monsters you’ll ride in Monster Hunter Stories, with the latest short clip showing off the fearsome Rathian. Check it out below:

Update 2: And confirmed for North America (thanks Kobe C).



Update: Bumped to the top. No surprise, but Europe is getting the update this fall as well. Should be the same for North America.



Animal Crossing: New Leaf is getting a free update this fall, which will let players scan amiibo to unlock more content in game. It looks as if a normal villager card will make that character move in. The Animal Crossing figures are also compatible, and there is a tease of Splatoon content. Two squirrels that look like Callie and Marie can move into town, and there also appear to be furniture and clothing items based on Splatoon and the Squid Sisters. Since the update seems to be amiibo-based, they might be only obtainable with the Callie and Marie amiibo.

Hopefully more information comes soon! We’ll update when it does. In the meantime, check out the images of the new content below!

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Capcom’s been posting several videos featuring the various monsters from Monster Hunter Stories, and the latest one shows the Aptonoth in action. Watch it below:


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