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Nintendo has revealed a special New 3DS XL that will be releasing alongside Metroid: Samus Returns next month. The system, shown off in the shots below, will cost $200. The game itself will not be included, however.

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The Samus Edition New 3DS XL goes on sale on September 15.

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Much has been made about amiibo functionality in Metroid: Samus Returns. More specifically, some fans have been upset that the game’s Fusion mode, which unlocks a harder difficulty and the ability to wear Samus’ suit from Metroid Fusion, is locked behind amiibo. There is good news, however.

Fusion mode can indeed only be unlocked with the new Metroid amiibo. Nintendo also has no plans to sell it separately on the eShop.

That being said, Nintendo has confirmed that Metroid: Samus Returns has a standard hard mode that will can be unlocked once players complete the game on regular difficulty. It’s separate from Fusion mode’s own harder difficulty, and isn’t tied to any amiibo.

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Having previously released on Wii U and 3DS, Severed is coming to Switch. Guacamelee creator Drinkbox Studios is actually launching the title on the eShop today. Pricing is set at $14.99 / €14.99 / £13.49.

Here’s an overview of Severed:

Severed puts players in the role of Sasha, a one- armed warrior who has embarked on a dangerous quest to find her missing family members. During their adventure, players will hack, slash, and swipe their way through nightmarish monsters and uniquely challenging puzzles.

In Severed, players use swipe-based touch controls to solve puzzles, find secrets and battle a host of disturbing monsters including giant floating skull wizards and beasts made of crows. During the journey, players unlock new abilities, ascend an RPG-style upgrade tree, and uncover the mysteries of the dark fantasy universe Sasha finds herself in.

We’ve posted a new trailer for the Switch version of Severed below.

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Zapdos joined Pokemon GO today as the newest Legendary Pokemon. For a look at it in action, watch the video below.

Chicken Wiggle is the newest game from Atooi’s Jools Watsham, the creator of Mutant Mudds. The game is rather small, coming in at just 280 blocks. That amounts to just 35MB.

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The Wii U Virtual Console has been going strong with TurboGrafx-16 games. Listings from the ESRB suggest that the releases will be continuing.

China Warrior, Shockman, Chew Man Fu, Double Dungeons, and Vigilante have all been rated for Wii U. No word on release dates yet, but they’ll likely be rolled out over the next few weeks. We’ll keep an eye on any listings that pop up on Nintendo’s website.

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A new update for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has just gone out. Nintendo is delivering version 1.3.1 to all players.

Nintendo says that today’s update addresses an issue with the game’s first round of DLC involving the defeat of certain enemies for Kilton. But more interestingly, a new News channel for Breath of the Wild will be going live for Switch on Wednesday. Players will be able to obtain items by launching Zelda from certain articles.

The official patch notes for version 1.3.1 are as follows:

Nintendo has offered up the first screenshots of Dragon Quest I, II, and III, which were announced for Japan this past weekend. Find the images below.

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Nintendo has added a listing for Rayman Legends Definitive Edition on the eShop. Thanks to that, we have the game’s file size.

Rayman Legends Definitive Edition won’t be too big of a download at 2.9GB. Still, physical will be an option as well in stores. The game launches on September 12.

Thanks to Jes T for the tip.

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