Videos: All launch amiibo unboxed, GameCube controller comparisons
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Video: A look at the Smash Bros. 3DS themes
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Bravely Second footage
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I’ve Got to Run: Complete Edition! footage
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CommandgirlVideo can be unlocked in Woah Dave!
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Woah Dave! has a secret unlockable character that most players may not have been aware of. First, pause the game. You’ll then simply need to press right, down, right, and jump. Once completed, you’ll be able to unlock CommandgirlVideo.
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Smash Bros. Wii U footage roundup (11/7/14)
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I don’t want to keep the site clogged up with a bunch of individual Smash Bros. Wii U clips, so we’ll be collecting all footage in this post for the rest of the day!
Nintendo looking into potential amiibo compatibility for third-party companies
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Everything we’ve seen thus far of amiibo has been limited to first-party content. However, Nintendo is now looking into ways its third-party partners can integrate figures into their games.
Nintendo of America licensing manager Damon Baker told IGN:
“We’re having those conversations and we’re still early on because amiibo isn’t even going to launch until later this month. We’re excited to see how that pans out but there’s a ton of interest from our third-party partners and we’re looking at what makes sense in terms of business models and levels of integration. There are really creative ideas that are coming through and we are working towards some opportunities for next year.”
Marketing director David Wharton also said:
“Think about our implementation for our products, it’s really developer-centric. It’s really about opening up new capabilities and new ways of extending the value of games and bringing the functionality into games. As a company we’re interested in as many different creative explorations of that functionality. Exactly what that’s going to be in the future, not only for third-party but first-party, that story has yet to be written. We’ve got a couple of examples of how it’s going to look today — but imagine the future, the sky is the limit.”
