Video: A look at the Japanese recording session of Super Mario Odyssey’s “Jump Up, Super Star!”
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Nintendo posted a brief clip on Twitter recently showing the recording session for the Japanese version of Super Mario Odyssey’s “Jump Up, Super Star!” Have a look at Aimi Mukohara singing the now well-known tune below.
こちらは『Jump Up, Super Star! ~オデッセイでっせい~』の収録風景です。ソウルフルなボーカルは向原愛海さん。かっこいい! pic.twitter.com/Ndp5MjeAUj
— スーパーマリオ オデッセイ (@mario_odysseyJP) November 11, 2018
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Art of Balance Switch update out now (version 1.01), more Art of Balance news next week
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Shin’en has issued a new update for the Switch version of Art of Balance. Version 1.01 is live, adding new motion controls.
Based on a tweet from Shin’en, the developer may not be finished with Art of Balance. News about the IP is coming next week, though specifics have not yet been shared. Stay tuned.
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Nintendo Black Friday 2018 announcement, and a special video with Luigi
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We’ve heard about Nintendo’s main Black Friday 2018 plans over the past couple of weeks due to retailer leaks. The big plans for this holiday include a Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Switch bundle as well as a Super Mario Maker 2DS bundle.
Today, Nintendo officially announced both products, and also shared a special video with Luigi. We have both below.
Sky Force Anniversary Switch launch trailer
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Last Thursday, Sky Force Anniversary made it to the Switch eShop. We have the game’s new launch trailer attached below.
The Raven Remastered, The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 Switch trailers
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THQ Nordic announced earlier today that it will be bringing The Raven Remastered, The Book of Unwritten Tales 2, and Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy to Switch. We have trailers for the first two titles below.
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate – Super Smash Blog update: Little Mac
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Nintendo has posted another update to the Smash Bros. Blog for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This time around, we have an introduction to Little Mac.
Here’s his overview:
Switch eShop search functionality updated
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Nintendo has updated the Switch eShop to make searching a bit more intuitive.
In the past, when visiting the search section of the eShop, it was mostly a blank page. Users were shown a search box, and that’s pretty much it. Now, however, specific filters are on the main page, including genre, price range, games with demos, and DLC.
Smash Bros. Ultimate Special Edition, Wolf amiibo back up on Amazon
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Amazon has once again restocked a pair of Smash Bros.-related items.
First, the Smash Bros. Ultimate Special Edition can be found here. The Wolf amiibo is also in stock here. Both have sold out a couple of times in the past.
The Smash Bros. Ultimate Special Edition and Wolf amiibo launch on December 7.
Mimpi Dreams footage
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Mimpi Dreams is set to appear on the Switch eShop later this week. Get a look at some footage in the video below.
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Fire Emblem Heroes earns another $17 million in worldwide revenue during October
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Fire Emblem Heroes keeps on trucking, and it was once again a successful month for the mobile game in October. Between the App Store and Google Play, the game saw roughly $17.4 million worldwide. It provided Nintendo with $12.2 million and about $200 million in 2018 overall.
Fire Emblem Heroes has been responsible for approximately 72% of Nintendo’s mobile game revenue to date in 2018. In October though, that figure dropped to about 37% as Dragalia Lost grew to account for more than half of player spending in its smartphone titles.