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Nintendo is the kind of developer that’s not afraid to drastically change gameplay elements in a series. Usually their teams are always implementing new ideas and concepts in each new game. Paper Mario is probably one of the most famous examples – since Super Paper Mario on the Wii, each new game has been different.

Right now on the Switch, you can play the first and the last entries in the Paper Mario series. Seeing how much the franchise has changed over the years, I found it interesting to analyze the many differences in world building between Paper Mario on the N64 and Origami King on Switch, comparing how effective they are. You can check out my video down below.

Build-A-Bear Glaceon

Build-A-Bear is expanding its Pokemon line once again with a new product, this time for the Ice-type creature Glaceon. It was just added to the company’s site today and consumers can order one for themselves now.

Glaceon comes with a 5-in-1 sound chip, cape, and sleeper. The Pokemon itself is described as “a blast of fresh air with its frosty blue fur, long tail and diamond-shaped ears.”

A new set of photos have emerged for the LEGO Super Mario Luigi’s Mansion sets.

As previously announced, three different products are planned. These include the Poltergust Expansion Set, Luigi’s Mansion Entryway Expansion Set, and Haunt-and-Seek Expansion Set. Find some additional information below.

Sonic split pad pro

Another variation of HORI’s Split Pad Pro controller for Switch has been revealed – this time for Sonic the Hedgehog. It has two pieces of art for the Blue Blur on both sides of the controller and the back is completely dark blue.

There have been a few different designs going back to
the original Split Pad Pro with Daemon X Machina in 2019. Other variations include Pac-Man, Pokemon, and Monster Hunter. We also found out about a Mega Man version not too long ago.

After the show started it 2013 and more than 400 episodes later, Nintendo Minute is coming to an end. Hosts Kit and Krysta announced the news today in one final video. This marks not only the last episode of 2021, but for the show as a whole.

You can watch the latest – and very last – Nintendo Minute below. It largely serves as a look back at various episodes over the years, but Kit and Krysta share a few words as well.

Pokemon Evolutions episode 7

Episode 7 for Pokemon Evolutions, a new anime mini series, has just gone live from The Pokemon Company. This one is titled “The Show”.

As we continue to go back through the different generations of Pokemon, the latest episode puts the spotlight on Johto. The description teases: “The curtain rises on the Kimono Girls as they perform a tale of Johto’s Legendary Pokemon! Journey to Johto and discover secrets from this historic region in Pokémon Evolutions episode 7!”

We’ve included Pokemon Evolutions episode 7 below.

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My Nintendo members can now spend their points on a Zelda phone ring holder as well as a 2022 calendar. Both of these were previously offered in Europe.

The phone ring holder, which was initially made available in Europe back in September, is inspired by the classic Hylian Shield. It can be used to hold your phone, and it can also be rotated to be used as a kickstand. It’ll set you back 500 Platinum Points.

Hylian Shield statue

First 4 Figures has revealed a special Hylian Shield statue from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which is the company’s latest PVC collectible following the likes of Link, Zelda and Revali. True to the design in the actual game, it has a blue front with silver borders, the Triforce symbol, and Hyrule’s crest.

Each order comes with the statue, magnetic display stand, authentication card, and limited edition numbering. It’s also worth noting that the “Exclusive Edition” adds a premium deluxe box and features LED functionality “beneath the gold rivet details of the stand, giving the shield an even more majestic look”.

My Nintendo 2022 calendar

Following up on yesterday’s Metroid Dread pins, My Nintendo members in Europe can now spend their points on a calendar for 2022.

The calendar features various Nintendo characters and includes 13 calendar sheets (one sheet per month plus one cover sheet), a stand, and a paper case. The reverse side of the calendar sheets has space where you can pencil in your schedule. Mario, Zelda, and Metroid are just some of the franchises included in the calendar.

The Game Awards 2021 are in the books, and you could say that it was an interesting show. Many were expecting Nintendo to drop at least one piece of news, but it turns out that the company didn’t have anything to share at all. The only other year that’s happened was in 2015, so it’s certainly a rare occurrence.

Despite Nintendo’s absence, there was a good amount of Switch news. SEGA showed off Sonic Frontiers, Cuphead – The Delicious Last Course finally remerged with a new trailer and release date, and Persona 4 Arena Ultimax was announced for Switch. That wasn’t everything as there were new glimpses as titles like The Lord of the Rings: Gollum.


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