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Miitomo has been updated with more content. Users will find returning stages with more items.

“The show must go on! Miitomo Concert” is the returning theme. The stages provide the following:

– Acoustic guitar
– Violin
– Saxophone
– Synthesizer
– Melody tee
– Orchestra jacket
– Orchestra shorts
– Rhytmic tights
– Mic-hood
– Mic-drop costume
– Piano keys tee
– Bell one piece

The returning stage will be available until October 5 at 6 PM PT / 9 PM ET.

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The European eShop provides some news about the latest NeoGeo game on Switch. Later this week, Hamster will be publishing Metal Slug X.

Here’s an overview:

Metal Slug X is an action shooting game released by SNK in 1999. It is a rearranged version of Metal Slug 2. Using Metal Slug 2 as a base, a variety of new weapons and enemies have been added. Furthermore, with position changes of bosses and more, the game’s difficulty has been completely readjusted.

Metal Slug X is slated for October 5. Pricing is set at $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

Source: Switch eShop

We haven’t heard much about the Sonic movie as of late. However, Hollywood Reporter has a new scoop about the project. The site says that Paramount will be producing the film after Sony Entertainment put it into turnaround.

Most of the staff working on the Sonic movie while it was still at Sony are still in board. This includes producer Neal H. Moritz, executive producer Tim Miller (the director of Deadpool), and director Jeff Fowler. Toby Ascher will also be executive producing while Dmitri Johnson and Dan Jevons will serve as co-producers.

As for the original goal of the movie, it remains a mix of live action and CGI. No further details have been announced.

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The latest issue of License! Global contains a feature about Level-5. Apparently, the magazine has some information about what’s to come for the company.

First, License! Global claims that a new Layton game is planned for late summer 2018. Actual details about the title are not provided.

The magazine goes on to talk about what’s next for Inazuma Eleven – specifically Inazuma Eleven. While it was already pointing in this direction, there’s further talk about the new game coming to Nintendo platforms.

Finally, License! Global indicates that The Snack World will be localized. It sounds like the plan is to bring the IP west starting in 2018 and 2019.

Below are the notable excerpts from the article:

NIS America has prepared a special limited edition for Culdcept Revolt, which is out this week in North America and Europe. You can see the full package unboxed below.

If you’re having issues connecting to the Wii Shop Channel, there’s a reason for that. Nintendo has said that the service is experiencing technical difficulties. It’s unclear when the store’s problems will clear up. We only know that service has been impacted since around 1 AM PT / 4 AM ET last night.

Nintendo announced last week that the Wii Shop Channel will be closing for good in 2019. Perhaps the store has been reloaded in recent days as people try to spend their last points and prepare for the end in advance by redownloading software.

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Update 3 (10/2): The Legend of Zelda Encyclopedia is up on Amazon UK and Amazon Germany.


Update 2 (10/1): Pre-orders are discounted again, now down to $23.99 on Amazon.


Update (9/30): Pre-orders have been discounted to $34.10 on Amazon.


Original (9/28): Amazon has opened pre-orders for The Legend of Zelda Encyclopedia. You can reserve your copy here. For those of you in Canada, you can get it here.

The Legend of Zelda Encyclopedia features 320 pages covering the first game up through Twilight Princess HD. You’ll find “a comprehensive collection of enemies and items, potions to poes, an expansion of the lore touched upon in Hyrule Historia, concept art, screencaps, maps, main characters and how they relate, languages, and much, much more, including an exclusive interview with series producer, Eiji Aonuma”. It also has expanded coverage of the Zelda timeline and rare development sketches of characters.

The Legend of Zelda Encyclopedia releases on April 24, 2018.

The first-person horror game Don’t Knock Twice is coming to Switch, a listing on Nintendo’s website reveals. Assuming the included release date is accurate, it’s planned for October 17.

Nintendo’s website offers the following overview:

Nintendo Network

In what looks to be a busy week for maintenance, Wii U and 3DS will be impacted on two separate occasions tonight. Nintendo has maintenance planned on both platforms, which will impact certain network services pertaining to online play.

The maintenance schedule is as follows:

Stardew Valley

Stardew Valley finally has a release date on Switch. Announced today, the game arrives on the eShop later this week. Chucklefish will be handling publishing on October 5.

Nintendo quickly followed up on the news by adding a listing for Stardew Valley to the eShop in Europe. Thanks to that, we now know how much space it’ll take up. Stardew Valley requires 880MB on Switch.

We’ve also included a trailer for Stardew Valley below. It seems to be the original launch trailer but with Switch branding. We imagine some of you may have never seen it though, and it’ll get you ready for this week’s release.

Source: Switch eShop


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