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Amazon Germany are now taking pre-orders for the next round of Animal Crossing amiibo. Reserve Resetti, Celeste, Kicks, Blathers through this link. For those looking to pre-order from a U.S. retailer, reservations probably won’t be going up until January.

A few hours ago, the new episode of GameCenter CX featuring Super Mario Maker aired online as well as on Fuji TV One. Those of you who missed it can watch the full video below.

Tumblr published a list today of the most reblogged video games of 2015. A number of Nintendo franchises made the list, including Pokemon – which nabbed the top spot. Zelda, Smash Bros., Splatoon, Animal Crossing, and Fire Emblem were also in the top 20.

Here’s the full list:

1. Pokémon
2. Undertale
3. Dragon Age
4. The Legend of Zelda
5. Dragon Age: Inquisition
6. Super Smash Brothers
7. Kingdom Hearts
8. Splatoon
9. Animal Crossing: New Leaf
10. Mass Effect
11. Life is Strange
12. Fire Emblem
13. Five Nights at Freddy’s
14. Metal Gear Solid
15. League of Legends
16. Dragon Age II
17. Fallout
18. Team Fortress 2
19. Persona 4
20. Until Dawn

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Kit and Krysta tackle three more Game of the Year categories in the latest episode of Nintendo Minute. These include the best 3DS game, best moment, and best character. Watch today’s full video below.

Nintendo has readied a new episode of The Cat Mario Show for North America. Episode 5 is posted below.

The Splatoon amiibo 3-pack is on stock on Amazon, and you can save a bit of cash. The bundle is down to $30 as of this moment. If interested, place an order here.

I’ll also quickly mention that the Animal Crossing amiibo 3-pack is still available for $30. That one can be found here.

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Agatsuma Entertainment, developer of Code of Princess and Yumi’s Odd Odyssey, is shutting down. The company has been dissolved as of today. Additionally, Agatsuma will be seeing liquidation on March 31.

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Update: GamesBeat’s report has been updated. The author made an error, and actually meant amiibo. So to clarify: over 11 million amiibo have been sold in just the United States (not worldwide).


We have an extra piece of information stemming from this month’s NPD report. Nintendo has confirmed that sales of the Wii U have surpassed 11 million units. Now, even though the news comes as part of the November NPD results (which are US-focused), that figure should be worldwide.

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TIME has published a new interview with Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime. Reggie chatted about mobile (including Miitomo), My Nintendo, plus amiibo’s success and how it’s reflective of where the company is heading in terms of leveraging IP.

Head past the break for a roundup of the various comments. You can also check out TIME’s article here.

Packaging images have arrived for four upcoming amiibo. You can see the boxes for Resetti, Celeste, Kicks, and Blathers above. It was announced yesterday that all of these figures are heading to Europe on January 29.

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