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During a live stream hosted today, Capcom showed off actual footage from Monster Hunter XX on Switch. We’ve posted the gameplay below.

Nintendo’s 77th Annual General Meeting of Shareholders now has a scheduled date. The event will be held in Japan on June 29. Although there won’t be any major news or announcements here, there should be an extensive Q&A with Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima.

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Farming Simulator 18 is out today on 3DS. We’ve included the game’s official launch trailer below.

The ARMS Global Testpunch has fully come to a close. Several demo sessions were held over a period of two weekends so that Switch owners could give the game a try.

To celebrate the end of ARMS Global Testpunch, Nintendo shared some new art. Take a look at the image above.

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Kid Tripp originally started out as a mobile game. But later this year, Digger Dan publisher Four Horses will be bringing out a 3DS version.

Kid Tripp is a platform autorunner with 20 levels scattered across twenty levels and four themed worlds. The 3DS version intends to feature 60 frames per second and support for stereoscopic 3D.

Here’s a look at the game from its iOS release:

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More footage of Dragon Quest XI has emerged on 3DS with a new off-screen video. Have a look at it below.

Collavier previously brought Comic Workshop and Painting Workshop to 3DS. This week, they’ll be releasing another creation tool: Anime Workshop. Nintendo’s website lists it for June 8 with a $7.99 price point.

By using Anime Workshop, players can make pixel art, create objects, make animation, and share the results with others. You’ll even be able to post animations online.

Here’s a look at Anime Workshop:

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It’s time for the latest Famitsu‘s most wanted games chart. Dragon Quest XI, Splatoon 2, and The Alliance Alive still hold steady in the top five.

Head past the break for the full chart. All votes were cast between May 18 and May 24.

Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia makes full use of voice acting. It’s true that past entries have had voice over before, but with the 3DS remake, characters are entirely voiced. This may not be a one time thing, as Intelligent Systems director Toshiyuki Kusakihara has expressed interest in bringing it back in the future.

Italian site Multiplayer.it asked Kusakihara if the full voice acting will return in the future. To that, he did in fact say that he hopes to bring it back in future releases.

Continue on below for our full translation of this particular question / answer.

At BitSummit a couple of weeks ago, Inti Creates CEO Takuya Aizu hosted a special stage show. It was here where Mighty Gunvolt Burst and Azure Striker Gunvolt: Striker Pack on Switch were officially revealed. Before the two announcements were made, Aizu was able to talk about how Blaster Master Zero came to be.

Sunsoft originally reached out to Inti Creates about the remake. However, the company was pretty busy at the time, and only said that they’d think about it.


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