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Nintendo Classic Mini Famicom Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Edition

A number of official images have been released for the Nintendo Classic Mini Famicom Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Edition. Along with photos, we have screenshots below.


GoldenEye 007

Often during a game’s creation, developers have to scrap various elements. It could be due to a lack of time, or a completely different reason.

In the case of GoldenEye 007, Rare originally intended to have four different Bonds included. Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, and Pierce Brosnan would have all been playable in the end. Unfortunately, this was left on the cutting room floor, though some elements were left behind in the original code and files.

Nintendo Classic Mini Famicom Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Edition

The first video has gone live for the Nintendo Classic Mini Famicom Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Edition, which launches in Japan in July. We have it below.

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Last September, Nintendo announced that the NES Classic Edition would be back in stores sometime this year. Just now, the company revealed a release date for its return.

Nintendo has confirmed that the NES Classic Edition will be available at stores once again starting on June 29. The hardware, along with the SNES Classic Edition, “are expected to be available through the end of the year.”

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Earlier in the week, news leaked out of a Japanese magazine that big Splatoon news is planned for June 9. Not much was known at the time aside from the fact that the reveal will supposedly “shock the world”.

The situation took a strange turn yesterday. We won’t really get into it here, but a Spanish site obtained a comment from Nintendo in which the company called the original speculation “a baseless rumor.”

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Nintendo Classic Mini Famicom Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Edition

The latest issue of Weekly Jump announced the Nintendo Classic Mini Famicom Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Edition for Japan. Since the initial news leaked out of the magazine, a full scan from the magazine has emerged.


Variety has managed to obtain some new details about the Monster Hunter movie, which was first announced in 2016.

According to the site, production will start in September. Milla Jovovich will be starring in the film. Paul W. S. Anderson (Resident Evil films) will be directing while Jeremy Bolt is serving as producer. Anderson will be writing as well.

This week’s episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. In today’s video, Kit and Krysta show off Sushi Striker and make some actual sushi. Check out the full video below.

After it was teased last week, pre-orders for the Zelda: Twilight Princess True Form Midna statue have gone live.

Similar to past First 4 Figures offerings, a few different options are up for grabs. Regular, exclusive, and definitive editions are all live on the company’s website.

Their contents are as follows:

Mega Man animated series

We’ve known about the Mega Man animated series as early as 2015. Yet over the past few years, there has been relatively little information shared about the show.

We do have a slight update from the latest issue of Licensing Source Book Europe. A small blurb is present in the magazine, which shows a new name of “Mega Man: Fully Charged”. It’s expected to appear at this year’s licensing expo between May 22 and May 24. Along with the show on Cartoon Network, Jakks Pacific will apparently be making a toyline.

Here’s a synopsis for the show:


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