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Nintendo Town has published a few more minutes of footage from the new Wii U eShop game Hot Rod Racer. View the video below.

Nyoki Nyoki: Tabidachi Hen, a new Japanese 3DS eShop game from Puyo Puyo creator Masamitsu Niitani and his company Compile Maru, made its playable debut at BitSummit last weekend. Inside Games posted a little bit of off-screen footage from the demo, which we have below.

Tumblestone is out now on the Wii U eShop, and the release is being celebrated with a new trailer. Check out a video showing the game’s features below.

Ninja Pizza Girl was last thought to be Wii U-bound in January. That obviously didn’t happen, but a Kickstarter update from Disparity Games indicates that the eShop version is coming very soon.

Development on the Wii U version is said to be “very, very, very close to done but it still needs two more days of work before it’s ready to send to Nintendo.” Ninja Pizza Girl is still at least a month out, though it won’t be too much longer now.

Here’s the full update from Disparity:

Hello WiiU people! Brace yourselves for FULL DISCLOSURE as we peek behind the curtain of game development. We have a working WiiU build. It’s great! It supports the pro controller, the wiimote (my favourite controller to play NPG on, it’s lovely and old-school and just feels great), the gamepad and it allows for easy swapping between the TV and gamepad screen. It’s very, very, very close to done but it still needs two more days of work before it’s ready to send to Nintendo. The first chance we have to work on it for two days is this Saturday so we hope to be sending Ninja Pizza Girl to the wizards at Nintendo on Sunday. It then has to be rigorously checked by Nintendo, approved, and much, much paperwork filled in. I think Pikachu has to personally sign off on everything, I’m not too sure what goes on there really. When that’s all done we’ll have an official release date and can finally fill your lives with warm, wonderful Ninja Pizza Girl goodness. We can’t say for sure how long this process will take but based on our experience with other platforms our best guess is about 30 days. Starting from Saturday we’ll give you updates for each step of this process so you can see exactly what’s happening and share the last trek of this very long road with us.

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On Thursday, Nintendo will be kicking off a two-week sale for the classic Pokemon RPGs on the 3DS eShop. Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow will be reduced to €6.99, a 30 percent discount. The offer will be valid until July 28.

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With Monster Hunter Generations heading west in just a few days, Capcom has shared the game’s opening cinematic. You can find that below.


The first wave of Monster Hunter Generations reviews are in now that the embargo has expired. We’ve rounded up some of the early verdicts below.

IGN – 8 / 10
Destructoid – 9.5 / 10
USgamer – 4.5 / 5
Nintendo Life – 9 / 10
Game Informer – 8.75 / 10
Eurogamer – “Recommended”
Polygon – 8.5 / 10

We’ll have our own Monster Hunter Generations review this week. Look for it very soon!

At Japan Expo 2016 last week, the Squid Sisters stopped by for a concert. View Callie and Marie’s full performance below.

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Last year, Amazon held a big sale just for Prime members. That same sale has now returned today. If you happen to have an Amazon Prime membership, you’ll be able to save on various products throughout the day.

Here are the Nintendo-related deals coming today:

New 3DS XL – Red / Black – save $25 ($174.99) – all day
Final Fantasy Explorers – save 25% – at 4:54 AM PT / 7:54 AM ET
Wii U GamePad Black (Certified Refurbished) – at 6:04 AM PT / 9:04 PM ET
Super Mario Maker Console Deluxe Set – at 6:59 AM PT / 9:59 PM ET
The World Ends with You – starts 7:54 AM PT / 10:54 PM ET
Final Fantasy IV – starts 1:54 PM PT / 4:54 PM ET
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift – starts 1:54 PM PT / 4:54 PM ET
Mega Man Legacy Collection Collector’s Edition – starts 5:54 PM PT / 8:54 PM ET

All of today’s deals can be found here. Video game-specific deals are here.

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Some new information about Nintendo and Universal Studios Japan’s partnership emerged earlier tonight from the newest issue of Mainichi Shinbun. Now we have even more details from Sankei Shinbun.

It’s noted in the newspaper that Harry Potter area at Universal Studios Japan needed $400 million. For the Nintendo section, costs could exceed $500 million.

Other than that, multiple attractions/restaurants/stores are being jointly developed between Nintendo and Universal Studios Japan. The Nintendo area may also be “officially announced” to the public sometime before year’s end.

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