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Walmart has two of the upcoming Yarn Yoshi amiibo up for pre-order. You can reserve the Blue Yoshi and Pink Yoshi. Both have price errors ($13 rather than $16), so you’ll be saving $3!

Over on GameStop’s website, a bunch of the latest amiibo are available. Ganondorf, Zero Suit Samus, Olimar, and 30th Anniversary Mario Classic can all be ordered.

You can order the different amiibo here. There’s also a bundle for all of the figures here.

Yet another Nintendo patent has been found. Back in March, the company filed for a device involving haptic feedback. This was only just published today.

The included image features a tablet-like device, though that may very well just be a placeholder. When touching the screen, users would feel haptic feedback from the game they’re playing. This is accomplished through dual vibration sections.

Here’s another interesting image included in the filing:

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Just like the patent from earlier today, we don’t know if anything will actually come from this. It’s an interesting find in any case!

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A big amiibo restock appears to be in the way to Toys “R” Us. Roughly 26,000 units have been spotted in the retailer’s system for Little Mac, Lucario, and Captain Falcon. The number is even bigger for Villager – 80,000 units. Product should be making their way to Toys “R” Us soon.

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The latest episode of The Cat Mario Show has gone live on Nintendo’s YouTube channel. You can watch it below.

The latest episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. It’s once again focused on Super Mario Maker, and Kit/Krysta show off some of their favorite levels thus far. We’ve posted the video below.

Nintendo has filed a new patent involving clickable scroll wheel shoulder buttons. The filing was submitted in February of this year, but was only just published today.

An image included with the patent shows a controller that looks fairly reminiscent of a Wii U GamePad. The device has a touchscreen, but features a smaller design and two instead of four buttons as well as analog sticks rather than Circle Pads. Most significant is the addition of clickable scroll wheels for the left and right shoulder buttons.

Here’s an abstract from Nintendo’s filing:

“An example operation apparatus includes: a direction input operation section provided on a front surface of a housing of the operation apparatus and at such a position that, in a state where the operation apparatus is held with at least one hand of a user, the direction input operation section is allowed to be operated with a thumb of the hand; and a rotation operation section which is provided on a surface different from the front surface of the housing and at such a position that, in a state where the operation apparatus is held with the hand or the other hand of the user, the rotation operation section is allowed to be operated with an index finger of the hand or the other hand and which is an operation section capable of being rotationally operated.”

We’ll have to see if anything comes from this patent. This could just be a harmless filing on Nintendo’s part!

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It was just a short while ago that we found out about plans for an Ace Attorney anime in Japan. As it turns out, that’s not the only Capcom IP with a show on the way.

During a stage show at the Tokyo Game Show, it was announced that Monster Hunter Stories will be receiving an anime. The program will be shown on Fuji TV starting next year.

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An anime based on Capcom’s Ace Attorney series was just announced at the Tokyo Game Show. Along with the news, it was confirmed that the show will kick off in Japan in April 2016. More details will be provided in the months ahead.

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If you’re in the New York City area next week, you may have an opportunity to go hands-on with Pokken Tournament. As was announced on Twitter, Dave & Busters will have a playable demo of the arcade version at its Times Square location.

The full tweet is as follows:


Dave & Busters has not yet said if and when Pokken Tournament will be available at its other locations in America.

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