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Eurogamer published a meaty interview with longtime Metroid developer Yoshio Sakamoto. There was plenty of talk about Samus Returns, including the amiibo support and two different hard modes. Sakamoto also weighed in on the series’ future and more. Elsewhere, he also seemed to shoot down recent rumors that the Rhythm Heaven franchise is dead.

We’ve rounded up the notable comments from Sakamoto below. You can find even more on Eurogamer here.

Yesterday, My Nintendo added in three new Pokemon discounts in North America. Aside from that, you can obtain a Pokken Tournament DX-related item as well.

My Nintendo is now offering a Pokken Tournament DX September calendar. You can nab it here for 50 Platinum Points.  The wallpaper can be downloaded in eleven different resolutions for PC, smartphones, and tablets. 

In the past, Atlus has worked with outside companies to publish and distribute its games in Europe. Past partners include NIS America and Koch. Today, however, games will be handled internally.

GamesIndustry reports that a new team has been created, which will allow Atlus to be in charge of the European publishing of its own titles. They’ll be located in SEGA Europe’s offices in London. This will allow Atlus to better support fans with special edition sets and products that are extended to North America and other markets.

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Star Fox 2 is one of the games featured in the Super NES Classic Edition. However, it’ll take a tiny bit of work to unlock it. After you complete the first level in the original Star Fox, the sequel will be made available.

Here’s a look at the unlock process from GameXplain:

Missed any of the action from Nintendo’s Gamescom stream earlier today? If you’re interested in watching the full thing in its entirety, you can do so with the video below.

The latest episode of Nintendo’s Japanese show Nyannyan Neko Mario Time has now gone live. We’ve included it below.

The Super NES Classic Edition is starting to be handed out to members of the European media. Get a look at an unboxing video below.

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The Super NES Classic Edition will be sold in the typical areas where Nintendo products are available. However, it looks like fans in Quebec, Canada’s French language province, will not have an opportunity to buy one.

Motherboard spoke with two EB Games employees in the Montreal area who shared the information. The site writes the following in its aritcle:

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Update 7: Sold out at ThinkGeek. Live on GameStop’s website, but you may have trouble getting it to load…


Update 6: Bundles are live on ThinkGeek.


Update 5: Sold out at Best Buy Canada. We’re also hearing that the Super NES Classic Edition is showing up on the GameStop app with bundles.


Update 4: GameStop may be taking pre-orders here. Website is getting hammered at the moment. Pre-orders are live in-store, however.


Update 3: And gone on Target…


Update 2: Live on Target


Update: May already be gone on Walmart. It’s up on Best Buy Canada now.


Original: For our US readers, the Super NES Classic Edition is now up for pre-order. Walmart has started taking reservations here. Good luck in securing your unit!

GameXplain has put together a video comparing the emulation of the Super NES Classic Edition and Virtual Console on Wii U. Check it out below.


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