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Nintendo is changing up the way it handles restrictions on Miiverse. Going forward, restrictions will be applied to all accounts on the same system.

In a Miiverse post, Nintendo noted that, in the past, users would evade restrictions by creating a new Nintendo Network account or use a previously-created one. Doing so would allow them to bypass punishments. With the new “rule”, Nintendo will be able to prevent this in the future.

Here’s the full Miiverse post explaining things:

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We have another look at the Pokemon and Rhythm Heaven 3DS themes that have arrived in Japan over the past couple of weeks. Take a look at the latest footage below.

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Capcom’s latest character video introduces us to Iris Watson. You can find it attached below.

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If you’re interested in hythm Heaven: The Best Plus, you may want to check out the latest footage from the game. Three more videos are posted below.

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A pair of new Pokemon 3DS themes are out now in Japan, and their official videos are posted below. I’m sure they’ll be heading west in due time!

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Level-5 has released a second general trailer for Yo-Kai Watch 2 Busters. Give it a look below.

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A bunch of new 3DS themes are out now in Japan. These include more themes based on Pokemon and more.

Here’s the full list:

Pokemon (Mega Charizard Y/Mega Rayquaza) – 200 yen
Pokemon (Eevee Collection) – 200 yen
Battle Cats – 100 yen
Gero (x2) – 200 yen each
Shinsei Kamattechan – 200 yen
Zombie Panic in Wonderland (x5) – 100 yen each
Alien on the Run – 50 yen
Ninja Battle Heroes – 100 yen

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Nintendo has revealed that Fire Emblem Fates allows for a same-sex marriage. In a lengthy statement, the company said that this will be possible between the player-created character and another character in the game.

Additionally, we have official confirmation that Fire Emblem Fates will be sold as two products in North America. The two versions are called “Conquest” and “Birthright” in the west. There are also plans to distribute a third story as DLC.

Read on below for Nintendo’s statement in full.

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Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash will come in two versions. Consumers will be able to purchase the standalone game, or a different version that contains an amiibo.

We previously heard that the Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash amiibo bundle is looking like a $50 package. Meanwhile, GameStop is listing the standard version for $30. I guess that means Nintendo feels that the Chibi-Robo amiibo is worth $20!

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Polygon has posted a new interview with The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes director Hiromosa Shikata. Shikata addressed the project’s origins, shared further insight into Link being able to wear a dress, and commented on the co-op and communication elements.

Continue on below for a breakdown of Polygon’s piece. You can check out the site’s full article here.

On the game’s origins…

“I remember talking about it during the development of A Link Between Worlds. [We] had wanted to do more multiplayer Zelda … and in [Spirit Tracks] there’s a portion where you control the Phantoms. That element really intrigued me and brought out the idea that I wanted to try multiplayer as well.

“We really got started on it during development of A Link Between Worlds, that feeling of wanting to explore more multiplayer. It was sort of revitalized and came out of hibernation for me while I was working on A Link Between Worlds.”

– Shikata says outfits also reflect a sense of accomplishment
– A player’s available wardrobe will reflect their progress in the game
– Players craft their outfits from materials they find by clearing dungeons, turning Triforce Heroes into something of a loot-based grind

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