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This week’s episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. In today’s video, Kit and Krysta highlight a few last minute ideas for a Nintendo-themed Halloween. Check out the full episode below.


Wreck-It Ralph was heavy on gaming cameos, which definitely made sense given the nature of the movie. Nintendo went as far as to lend Bowser for the film. There was some hope that Mario would appear in the sequel, Ralph Breaks the Internet, but sadly it wasn’t meant to be.

Speaking with Inside the Magic, story artist Jason Hand confirmed that Mario won’t be showing up in Ralph Breaks the Internet in any fashion. Hand wasn’t able to offer a specific reason why they couldn’t get the rights to Mario, saying that it’s “above my pay grade.”

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Target recently revealed a listing for the Crash Bandicoot: N. Sane Trilogy bundled with a PowerA wired controller themed after Crash Bandicoot. It’s listed to release on November 11 for $49.99. Check out the listing here.

Build-A-Bear is continuing its Pokemon line with a brand new plush. This time around, Piplup is receiving the special treatment.

Piplup is already up for sale on the online UK store here. Orders include the plush, Pokemon Dive Ball Hoodie, Poke Ball Parka, 6-in-1 Piplup sound, and exclusive TCG card.

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Nintendo just released a 2-minute video highlighting how you can play your Switch in the house, on the go, with Labo, etc. You can watch it below.


The Pokemon Company today unveiled Melmetal, a new Pokemon and evolution of Meltan. It’s “made of liquid metal, and its flexible arms can be whipped to deliver a devastating punch.” Melmetal is also capable of using the unique Steel-type physical move called Double Iron Bash.

Here’s the full rundown on Melmetal:

Super Mario Encyclopedia has finally made it to North America, thanks to Dark Horse. Watch a trailer promoting its release below.

The Super Mario Encyclopedia can be ordered from Amazon with savings here>.

A new video is in for the English version of Pokemon the Movie: The Power of Us. Check out the film’s full trailer below.

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Animal Crossing is one of Nintendo’s tentpole franchises today, but it all started with the original Animal Crossing on Nintendo 64. The game never ended up being released outside Japan, but it seems like at least an English localization was planned at some point. John Ricciardi of localization studio 8-4 shared the first ever English press material for Animal Crossing today, which you can see above.

As you can see, not much work had been done on the localization front at that point – the game’s title was “Animal Forest”, a literal translation of the franchise’s Japanese name “doubutsu no mori”, and the characters are simply called “Dog Policeman”, “Pelican Postman” and “Raccoon” instead of Copper, Pete and Tom Nook.

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Nintendo updated a handful of child’s safety certificates for various Smash Bros. amiibo this month. These include Sheik, Captain Falcon, Wii Fit Trainer, Marth, Jigglypuff, Charizard, Lucario, Zelda, and Peach. Aside from Peach, each figure has an additional September 2018 manufacturing run listed.

Often with these certificate updates, it’s a sign that restocks are on the horizon. Keep an eye out for the aforementioned figures making a return to retailers in the near future.

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