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Dragon Ball Fusions is just a couple of days away from launching in North America after Bandai Namco moved the game’s release date up to Tuesday. If you need a refresher on what to expect, head past the break for a fact sheet.

Thanks to ntower, we have another look at Super Mario Maker for 3DS. Another nine minutes of footage from the game can be found below.

Exile’s End is just a few days away from arriving on the Wii U eShop. North America will have it on Tuesday while the European launch is scheduled for Thursday. In case you’re curious, Exile’s End requires 136 MB of space.

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A number of months ago, it was discovered that Nintendo filed for a new patent under the name “Training Implement, Training System, and Input Device”. It was originally registered in October 2014, and published back in April. What we saw seemed to be a new U-shaped controller intended for exercise with features such as acceleration, gyro, and the ability to detect temperature.

The patent is now back in the news as a similar listing has been found in Europe. Over on the EUIPO, Nintendo submitted an application on October 10 to protect the design of the controller. It was only just published last Tuesday.

Apparently Nintendo submitted three separate entries for parts of this controller (but not the controller as a whole) to be registered as an intellectual property. According to ntower, this would make it possible to attach additional parts to the controller. It also says that only the design has been registered as an intellectual property, but not the function of the buttons and such, which might be because this is an intellectual property rather than a patent.

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Nintendo’s first actual mobile game (Miitomo doesn’t count!) is due out in about a month from now. Earlier this week, the company revealed that Super Mario Run is coming to iOS on December 15. We also have a final price of $10. Super Mario Run is free to download, but paying that amount provides full access to each of the three modes.

Many people will probably download the title just to see what it’s about. Of course, Nintendo is hoping to convert as many of those users into buyers as possible. With that in mind, we have one question for you: will you be buying Super Mario Run? Do you feel $10 is too expensive for a mobile game? Are you even interested in Super Mario Run? Tell us how you feel about it below!

Highlights from last week’s topic: The end of Wii U

Raw Thrills and Nintendo’s new arcade game Cruis’n Blast is starting to make its appearance. Arcade Heroes captured some off-screen footage from IAAPA 2016, which we’ve posted below.

Bases Loaded 2016 made it out in Japan this week as a 3DS eShop download. For a look at the title, watch the video below.

According to Amazon, several “Game Traveler Essentials Packs” are slated for next week. They’ll come in three main versions: Solgaleo, Lunala, and “Pokemon Group“. There’s also a Solgaleo & Lunala option. A case, stylus, screen protectors, cleaning cloth, and two game card cases are included.

Get a closer look at the different packs below. Each one costs $20.

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A big NASCAR race is taking place on Sunday, so Jimmy Fallon sat down with Jimmie Johnson, Carl Edwards, Kyle Busch and Joey Logano for a tournament in Mario Kart 8. Find the full video below.


Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse is currently on sale at both Amazon and Best Buy. The retailers have it for $30, resulting in $20 savings. If you’re a GCU member at Best Buy, you can take an additional 20 percent off.


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