Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition launch trailer
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We’ve got one last trailer for Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition. The game is out today worldwide, and the video shows off everything it has to offer.
Learn more about it in the following overview:
Kraft Mac & Cheese teams up with Super Mario
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A new Nintendo food partnership has been revealed, and Kraft Mac & Cheese is now featuring Super Mario.
Kraft Mac & Cheese Super Mario Power-Up Shapes features iconic elements of the flagship series. Fire Flower, Super Star, and Super Mushroom shapes are all included.
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My Nintendo adds Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition trucker hat
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With Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition about to launch on Switch, a new reward has been added to My Nintendo. A trucker hat is now available as part of the lineup.
The five-panel cap features a full-color logo patch and an adjustable snap closure. It also has the game’s logo on the front.
External translators that worked on Nintendo games not being listed in the credits
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Game Developer published a report on Nintendo’s practices today after speaking with multiple sources who say the company has not credited them for their translation work on a variety of projects.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and Super Mario RPG are some of the titles in which translators were not listed in the credits for their contributions. Much of the controversy seems to stem from work done by external agencies rather than in-house.
First 4 Figures making Animal Crossing: New Horizons Tom Nook statue, pre-orders open
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First 4 Figures is making another Animal Crossing: New Horizons statue, this time for Tom Nook.
The statue intends to fully replicate the character’s appearance, including his droopy eyes and brown fur. Even his outfit is on point with the Nook Inc. aloha shirt and khaki shorts, which were “meticulously replicated.” The base also features a design inspired by the Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Build-A-Bear making Fuecoco plushie
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Heads up Pokemon fans: a Fuecoco plushie was just made available at Build-A-Bear to expand the Pokemon lineup once again.
When making the purchase online, you’ll get more than just the plushie (which also has a 5-in-1 sound). Each order includes a shirt and sleeper as well.
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Sonic Team boss wants to make a Sonic RPG
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Sonic the Hedgehog hasn’t done much in the RPG space, but it’s something that Sonic Team boss Takashi Iizuka hopes to pursue.
Iizuka spoke about his interest in the genre while talking with Good Vibes Gaming. Despite acknowledging that he’d like to make a Sonic RPG happen before he retires, he was quick to point out that no concrete plans are currently in place.
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Okami director says the dev team was “weak”, sales were “huge failure”
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In a recent video, Okami director Hideki Kamiya and environment artist Ikumi Nakamura. The two spoke about various topics, including the team behind the game and the initial poor sales.
According to Kamiya, Okami was intended to feature “a dream team” of developers. However, he actually believes that the group was ultimately “weak”, before adding how there “was a very drastic contrast within.”
Kamiya stated:
Nintendo comments on generational transition for developers
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Many of Nintendo’s top (or most well-known) developers have been with the company for a few decades. It’s tough to say, but they’re getting older as well.
The good news is that Nintendo doesn’t seem to be worried about handing things over to the younger generation. Speaking about it during the company’s shareholders meeting last week, president Shuntaro Furukawa said the transition “is progressing smoothly” and he’s not at all concerned.
Miyamoto echoed those sentiments as well. He also brought up how Nintendo has “a system in place that allows younger developers to take the initiative”. Miyamoto would go on to say that he’d “like to be able to hand things over to an even younger generation.”
The full translation of their comments read as follows:
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Nintendo talks increased length of game development
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Recently, Nintendo was asked about its take regarding increased game development times. President Shuntaro Furukawa, along with executive officer Takashi Tezuka and senior managing officer Shinya Takahashi commented on the situation.
One notable remark came from Furukawa, who said that Nintendo is “expanding our development resources and making the necessary investments.” Meanwhile, Takahashi said the company is “steadily improving the development environment following the release of the hardware”, which can shorten development cycles. Also, Tezuka indicated that some future games will take longer, but others are expected to have a shorter development period.
Here’s the full translation:
