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A new blog post on the Runner3 website has given us a glimpse into the retro challenge levels that will be in Runner3. These levels are different in their art style from the primary levels in Runner3, but unlike the retro challenge levels in past runner games the player will have full control over Commander Video.

In past RUNNER games, the Retro Challenges were much more simplified auto-running levels. In RUNNER3, these levels are serious business. Tons of unique enemies, loads of strange obstacles and puzzles and pitfalls, and all sorts of surprises to discover and explore. I’m very certain that you are going to have tons of fun times with this sub-game. But here’s the secret sauce that’s really going to freak out all you CommanderVideo fans: you’re in total control of CV in these levels! That’s right…run, jump….OR EVEN STOP! Writing that sentence even freaked ME out! Where am I?! What world is this that I live in?! What are these fabric tubes my legs are trapped in?!!? (Editor’s Note: Jason, those are your pants.)

If the regular blog updates are anything to go by, Runner3 appears to be making steady progress to its 2017 release date. You can find the entire blog post here.

The latest European episode of The Cat Mario Show has gone live on Nintendo’s YouTube channel. You can watch it below.

A new trademark for Wave Race has surfaced in Europe. Nintendo filed for the name today, and it was published with the European Union Intellectual Property Office.

Now, before we jump to conclusions, it’s important to note that this doesn’t necessarily mean a new Wave Race game is in the works. It’d certainly be nice, but trademarks aren’t always indicative of upcoming announcements. The trademark could be a protective measure on Nintendo’s part. Only time will tell if there’s any additional meaning here.

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Nintendo UK has come out with a new video for all things Yo-kai Watch – the anime, toys, and games. We’ve included it below.

When a product becomes difficult to find – even for a short period – people turn to eBay. With the NES Classic Edition, the asking price naturally skyrocketed.

Polygon reports that NES Classic Edition sales on eBay last Friday took place once every 18 seconds. It’s tailed off just slightly since then, but sales are still happening once every minute and 23 seconds as of Tuesday. The average sale price has also been at $230 as opposed to Nintendo’s normal $60 asking price.

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We have two new English Pokemon videos for your viewing pleasure. Find trailers for Pokemon the Series: Sun & Moon and Pokemon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel below.

TOMY has come out with a trio of videos for the real-life Z-Ring for Pokemon Sun/Moon. Find a promo below plus two commercials.

HAL Laboratory has announced that a two-disc soundtrack for Kirby: Planet Robobot will be launching in Japan next month. It’ll include 97 different tracks. Additionally, three illustration cards (six on both sides) are being packed in.

Japanese retailers will carry the Kirby: Planet Robobot soundtrack beginning on December 15. Pricing is set at 3,000 yen.

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Toys “R” Us is joining Target this weekend with a special Pokemon event of its own. In celebration of Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon’s launch, those who stop by the store on Sunday will receive a special Pikachu poster showing off its new Z-Move, a Pokemon TCG promo card featuring Electabuzz, and a collector’s album for the Pokemon TCG: XY—Evolutions expansion. Additionally, the first 50 attendees will be given a Meowth figure

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Shigeru Miyamoto is another year older today. Nintendo’s legendary game designer is now 64 years old.

Miyamoto has of course been a key part of Nintendo’s history as the creator of Mario, Zelda, and plenty of other big franchises. He was given the title of “Creative Fellow” last year, but remains very involved with the company’s various projects.

Here’s hoping Miyamoto has a fantastic birthday and a great year ahead!


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