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Kenny Jay of Big John Games, the studio behind Cube Creator 3D, just announced via Miiverse that their eShop title will be getting a brand new update that was just approved by Nintendo and is rolling out next week! For all of you Cube Creators out there, you can expect to see the update show up for the game on August 6th.


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Update (7/30): Yesterday we got a look at the huge update coming out on July 31st, which included tons of DLC. We got a look at a ton of costumes, and now more have been added alongside King K Rool, Chrom, and the original designs. Take a look at more of the costumes below!


 

A brand new update is heading to Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS, and includes a lot of stuff, both free and paid, the official Smash Bros. Japanese Twitter has just announced.

Tons of Mii Fighter costumes are being included in this new update. These include both original costumes as well as character inspired outfits such as King K Rool from Donkey Kong and Chrom of Fire Emblem.

Here’s a look at what will be made available on July 31st:

     • Parka costumes, which can be used by all three Mii types
     • King K Rool costume for Mii Fighters
     • Chrom Costume for Mii Fighter
     • Hyrule Castle 64 Stage
     • Peach’s Castle 64 Stage
     • Tournament Mode
     • Ability to save and post replays to YouTube

More costumes and information will purportedly be revealed via the official Smash Bros. Twitter account tomorrow as well, so stay tuned!

You can take a look at some photos of what the update has to offer below:

 

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Capcom has just announced a brand new New 3DS XL bundle to be released in-tandem with Monster Hunter X exclusively in Japan later this year.

The bundle will include the usual with your standard 3DS packaging, such as AR Cards, Manuals, and a 4GB microSD card. Outside of the standard items that comes with your typical 3DS box, you’ll also be getting:

  • An exclusive Monster Hunter X stylus
  • A physical copy of Monster Hunter X
  • Specially designed Monster Hunter X New 3DS XL

This special bundle will be sold alongside its standalone counterpart for ?26,000 in Japan when the game releases on November 28th.

 

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Deborah Bestwick of Team17 – best known for their Worms series and the recently released The Escapists – talked about interest in developing for Nintendo platforms on Twitter, also considering porting over existing games if the demand is high enough and the move is viable.


The last game Team17 brought over to Nintendo platforms was Worms: Battle Islands for the Wii back in 2010, and since then their titles have been made mostly with mobile in mind, with the occasional PlayStation and Xbox only title.

Would you want to see Team17 bring their Worms series and new IP to Nintendo platforms in the future? Tweet at Deborah Bestwick and Team17 and let them know!

 

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Girls Like Robots just launched in the Japanese eShop today along with a bunch of other titles you can find here. Check out some footage for the game below!

A brand new Cresselia stage is now up and gives you the chance to catch the 4th gen legendary! This special event is an escalation battle, where every time you complete the event it will get progressively harder. However, the harder it gets, the better the rewards and the easier it becomes to catch Cresselia. Once you reach level 5, you will be awarded Moves +5, at level 10 you will receive a Disruption Delay, a Mega Start at level 30, and a Mega Speedup at level 50, should you choose to play it that many times.

As usual with these brand new events and challenges, be sure to hit the Check In button to grab the latest patch and gain access to this stage. Good luck!

 

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A new stage which allows you to catch Wobbuffet has now been added to Pokemon Shuffle. This new Wobbuffet stage is a little different from other events and challenges, however, as this special stage will let you try as many items as you see fit without the need to spend coins.

The stage will run from today until August 15th and will introduce a new item to be used at your disposal. Starting today, the stage will begin with Mega Start, followed by Disruption Delay on July 27th, Attack Power Up on August 3rd, and Complexity -1 on August 10th.

As usual, don’t forget to update your game to get the latest patch and gain access to this stage. Good luck!

 

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A new challenge has gone live in Pokemon Shuffle and it’s another chance for you to get a Mega stone for your Blaziken! Blaziken is the newest entry to the Mega Stone competitions, giving players the chance to obtain a Mega Stone for Blaziken that can’t be acquire by normal means. If you manage to be one of the top ranking players in your region – 12k players in Europe, 50k in North America and 50k players in Japan – you will receive a Blazikenite for Blaziken when the challenge closes up.

This challenge runs for the next week until July 27th. As usual with these types of events, if you happen to not rank, you will still be awarded a Jewel for attempting the challenge. Don’t forget to hit Check In to update your game and gain access to this event. Good luck!

 

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In honor of Satoru Iwata’s legacy, Game Developers Conference has posted Iwata-san’s entire keynote from his 2005 appearance, entitled “Heart of a Gamer”. There are a lot of interesting tidbits about his upbringing into video games and his rise to president of Nintendo.

Iwata’s charm exudes throughout the video, and you’ll notice that even throughout this informative and inspiring keynote, he can’t help but be full of humor and jovial as well.

Rest in peace, Iwata-san. We miss you.

The video game industry is currently mourning the loss of the CEO of Nintendo, Satoru Iwata. Posts have been made all across social media sending their condolences to Nintendo, as well as Iwata’s family, friends and co-workers while everyone reminisces on all the great memories he’s given through us throughout the years through Nintendo Directs, E3 presentations, his contribution to video games and a copious amount of events.

All across Miiverse, fans of Nintendo have been posting about their sadness concerning the news, whether it be through drawn posts or text. It’s obviously something that has impacted us all and has hurt us deeply, and it’s quite hard to keep up with all of it, so a thread has currently been set up on Miiverse where you can post your thoughts and feelings concerning Iwata-san’s untimely passing. Head on over to the post below if you’d like to contribute in remembering Satoru Iwata and have a look at what everyone is saying and how they remember him.

RIP Iwata-san. Thank you for all you’ve done for us, making video games a part of who we are, and never forgetting that we’re ultimately trying to have fun at the end of the day. Thank you for the smiles, thank you for the memories – thank you for being you. You will be missed.

 

Thanks James for the heads up


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