Tokyo Game Show 2020 Online to be held between September 23 and September 27
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Much like other major events this year, Tokyo Game Show was scrapped due to the coronavirus pandemic. But in its place, the Computer Entertainment Supplier’s Association will be holding Tokyo Game Show 2020 Online, which is now confirmed to be held between September 23 and September 27.
Gamers can expect companies to “unveil the latest updates including the release of new titles and services”. News will be delivered through the official Tokyo Game Show channel, and streaming programs, videos, and websites created by Tokyo Game Show 2020 Online exhibits. The event will also live stream eSports tournaments and more.
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My Nintendo adds Pokemon Sword/Shield – The Isle of Armor wallpaper in North America
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My Nintendo has updated in North America with a new reward. To celebrate the launch of The Isle of Armor for the Pokemon Sword/Shield Expansion Pass, a wallpaper has been added to the site. It costs 50 Platinum Points.
You can redeem the wallpaper on My Nintendo here. It’ll be on the site through the end of 2020.
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Pokemon Presents live stream – June 24, 2020
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Pokemon Presents has returned for a second consecutive week. After last week’s presentation which unveiled releases like New Pokemon Snap, we’ll be receiving news about a big upcoming project. Not much beyond that is known currently.
We’ve included an embed for today’s stream below, which begins at 6 AM PT / 9 AM ET / 2 PM in the UK / 3 PM in Europe. Whatever’s announced, we’ll be sure to cover it on the site.
Photos of the new Joker and Hero amiibo
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Nintendo has released new photos of the Joker and Hero amiibo, both of which are based on their appearances in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Above, we have the packaging for both figures. We also have a closer look at the amiibo below.
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All of the notable digital events replacing E3 2020
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Update: We’ve updated this post with the Summer of Gaming Developer Showcases, Nacon Connect, and tentative month for Devolver Digital Direct.
If this was any normal year, we’d be feeling the pre-E3 hype right about now. It’s one of the most exciting time for gaming fans as tons of announcements, news, trailers, and more are shared over the course of a single week.
Now, despite E3 having been cancelled, this summer should still be a pretty good one. A number of events are planned in the weeks and months ahead. Nintendo itself doesn’t have anything concrete lined up currently, but there are still updates to come from other companies.
Here’s a roundup of events we’re highlighting that we feel are most relevant to Switch owners:
Free Comic Book Day 2020 to feature The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess / Splatoon: Squid Kids Comedy Show
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Had the coronavirus pandemic not happened, Free Comic Book Day 2020 would have already taken place. The good news is that the event will still be running this year, and has actually expanded for a full summer experience. And much like we saw with the ARMS comic preview back in 2018 (we’re still waiting on the full version, by the way), there’ll be a Nintendo-related offering.
Free Comic Day 2020 will close out with the The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess and Splatoon: Squid Kids Comedy Show manga. Here’s an overview from the official website:
Super Nintendo World progress continues, latest videos show Yoshi moving about
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Super Nintendo World is continuing to come together, and a couple of new videos show off another exciting look at the park’s progress.
As part of this week’s update, Yoshi is now in place, and is now actually moving about. You can see the series’ well-known coins rotating as well.
Below are a couple of videos:
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2020 World Video Game Hall of Fame inductees announced
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The Strong National Museum of Play today announced the final lineup for its 2020 inductees. Bejeweled, Centipede, King’s Quest, and Minecraft have all been selected.
Back in March, the original twelve nominees were announced. Frogger, Goldeneye 007, Guitar Hero, NBA Jam, Nokia Snake, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, and Where in the World is Carmen San Diego were ultimately not chosen.
To recap, below are the inductees from previous years:
Guinness World Records reinstating Billy Mitchell’s Donkey Kong and Pac-Man high scores
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There’s been a well-documented battle taking place between Billy Mitchell and Twin Galaxies. Mitchell, who was thought to have recorded high scores in Donkey Kong and Pac-Man, had his numbers scrubbed after he was accused of using an emulator. Most recently, Mitchell filed a lawsuit against Twin Galaxy for his removed scores.
Mitchell scored a win today, as Guinness World Records has announced that his scores have been reinstated. The full statement can be found below.
Sakurai is buying Smash Bros. Ultimate staff home office furniture through Sora to work efficiently
Posted on 4 years ago by Oni Dino(@Oni_Dino) in General Nintendo, News, Switch | 0 comments
In Masahiro Sakurai’s latest column in Famitsu, the Super Smash Bros. director detailed more positives and negatives of working from home. During this period, he’s realized that suddenly making a home environment into a work environment is easier said than done, noting that it’s hard to work efficiently without proper ergonomic seating, desk space, and partitioning.
Sakurai decided to do what he could to help all the staff members working from home, as he described in the column, via our translation:
