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Nintendo has set a date for its second quarter earnings: October 28. This probably wouldn’t be notable news in most circumstances, but some are wondering if the company will announce a new president at the event. In any case, we can look forward to the latest sales and perhaps some other small goodies.

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Nintendo’s Japanese YouTube page has gone live with a new “Let’s Super Mario! Thank You Video”. It features a collection of footage created by various fans. We’ve posted the video below.

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Nintendo’s European divisions are teasing a new video from Shigeru Miyamoto. Tomorrow, the legendary game developer will be shedding light on Mario myths. Miyamoto will comment on Bowser Jr.’s mother and more.

Since Amazon did not hold pre-orders for the wave 5b amiibo, all figures will be sold on the retailer’s site this coming Friday. We now have a specific timeline for each amiibo that is going on sale.

Ganondorf will be sold at 1 PM PT / 4 PM ET. Zero Suit Samus, Olimar, and the 30th Anniversary Mario Classic Color will follow at successive hours.

These times apply to both Amazon U.S. and Amazon Canada. We’ll have links up before Amazon begins taking orders.

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Next month, Nintendo will be shipping out a 256-page Mario encyclopedia in Japan. It contains content pertaining to 17 Mario games from the original Super Mario Bros. up through Super Mario World. In terms of content, readers can expect coverage of characters, enemies, power-ups, items, stages, techniques and graphics of each game.

The encyclopedia goes on sale on October 19. Pricing is set at 3,132 yen.

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MyGamingBoulevard has posted a video for an unboxing of the Mario Classic Color 30th Anniversary amiibo, which you can find below. You can also see how it stacks up to some of the other Mario figures.

An official video has gone up for Super Mario 30th Anniversary Live, which is taking place in Japan on September 20 and 21. Below, you can get a look at rehearsals that were recently held.

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Another interview with Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka has popped up online. Both developers discussed Super Mario Maker, Mario in general, and more. You can watch it in full below.

Nintendo will show off quite a few games at EGX 2015, one of the biggest gaming conventions in Europe. The event will take place at the NEC in Birmingham, UK from September 24th to till September 27th. Here’s the full list of Wii U and 3DS games you’ll be able to play if you attend:

Wii U

  • Super Mario Maker
  • Splatoon
  • Mario Kart 8
  • Super Smash Bros.
  • Star Fox Zero
  • Mario Tennis Ultra Smash
  • Xenoblade Chronicles X
  • Skylanders SuperChargers

3DS

  • The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes
  • Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
  • Chibi Robo: Zip Lash
  • Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer
  • Skylanders SuperChargers
  • Pokemon Omega Ruby
  • Pokemon Alpha Sapphire

#Nindies on Wii U

  • Mighty No. 9 [Deep Silver, Concept]
  • Rive [Two Tribes]
  • Runbow [13am Games]
  • Fast Racing NEO [Shin’en]
  • Typoman [Brainseed/Head Up Games]
  • Soul Axiom [Wales Interactive]
  • Poncho [Rising Star Games]
  • Extreme Exorcism [Ripstone]
  • Oddworld New n Tasty [Oddworld]
  • Shadow Puppeteer [Snowcannon Games/Sarepta Studios]
  • Action Henk [Curve]
  • Lovely Planet [Tiny Build]
  • Terraria

#Nindies on 3DS

  • Steamworld Heist
  • Shovel Knight [Yacht Club Games]
  • Terraria

Nintendo will also host several tournaments, such as squad battles in Splatoon, 200cc races in Mario Kart 8 or two-player matches in Mario Tennis Ultra Smash.

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In October, a special Super Mario Bros. screen painting will go on display in Kyoto. It comes in celebration of the series’ 30th anniversary, as well as the 400th anniversary of the Rimpa school.

Mario is represented as “Raijin” (Japanese god of thunder and storms) in the piece while Luigi is shown as “Fujin” (Japanese god of wind). These two tend to be paired in Japanese art, much like Nintendo’s famous brothers.

The painting itself is created in Rimpa style. For a look at its creation, check out the official Nintendo video below.

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