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During the days of Club Nintendo, members were able to register product on the service. In return, they’d receive points, and ultimately access to rewards.

The same setup is now returning on My Nintendo. With the press starting to receive the NES Classic Edition, we have confirmation that a code is included. You can use that to earn 300 Platinum Points on My Nintendo.

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Yesterday, an unboxing video surfaced of the European Nintendo Classic Mini. Now we have a North American equivalent for the NES Classic Edition. Watch it below.

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Our latest look at the NES Classic Edition shows the original Mario Bros. running. See some off-screen footage below.

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Update: Added in another video below.


Original: Animal Crossing: New Leaf is now available to all players. YouTube user Crystal Dreams has shared some footage of the new content, available via the video below.

Full footage has come in showing the Miitopia preview that just launched on the Japanese 3DS eShop. Get a look at it below.

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We’ll have a better idea about what Miitopia is after the latest Nintendo Direct airs on Saturday. Even with the Japanese eShop preview, it’s still not entirely clear. It does at least give off the vibes of action and adventure.

Also, with one of the videos included in Miitopia’s preview, it appears that amiibo support will be included. As you can see with the screenshot we’ve taken above, the amiibo logo is featured quite heavily. It’s not an official confirmation, but it wouldn’t make much sense for it to be there if Nintendo didn’t have some plans for its integration.

Following today’s Animal Crossing Direct, Nintendo published a brief preview of Miitopia on the Japanese 3DS eShop. We now have the first images below.

In the eShop preview, you can select five Miis. These characters then appear in a pair of videos.

On a separate note, Miitopia can now be pre-loaded on the Japanese eShop.

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Nintendo has shared a handful of new images from Animal Crossing: New Leaf – Welcome amiibo, the update for the base game and retail re-release. Find a bunch of screenshots and art below.

Missed any part of today’s Animal Crossing Direct? If so, you can catch up on the full presentation below. All versions are included – North America, Europe, and Japan.


Nintendo previously announced Sanrio-based Animal Crossing amiibo cards for Japan. During today’s Animal Crossing Direct, the same items were confirmed for Europe. These cards will begin to make their way to the continent starting on November 25.



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