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There’s been a lot of talk going around today about retailers in the U.S. combining their Wii U and 3DS shelf space into a single area. I don’t personally believe that it’s as big a deal as some are making it out to be (especially since stores like Walmart apparently started doing this a year ago) and I almost held off on posting this all all together, but I figured it was at least worth a quick mention. The point is that, in some stores, you may find all Nintendo products grouped together under a unifying classic red banner rather than separate Wii U and 3DS sections.

What I actually find more interesting is that banners are using images that seem to feature new renders of characters. I can’t say I recognize the Link art above, and the Pikachu image below may be new as well.

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The latest episode of Nintendo Minute once again focuses on Super Mario Maker. In today’s video, Kit and Krysta take a look at even more of their favorite levels. You can watch it below.


Update: Bumped to the top. Pre-orders are now live on Best Buy here.


Pre-orders for the Animal Crossing amiibo cards have gone live on Amazon. Get yours here. (may take some refreshes). In case you’re curious, it looks like there’s a limit of four packs per person.

YouTube channel “MyGamingBoulevard” has posted a video showing off the Duck Hunt Duo, R.O.B., and Mr. Game & Watch amiibo. Watch it below.

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A few more shots have surfaced showing the amiibo Retro 3-Pack. You can see the box itself as well as how the size compares to other standard packaging. View the set of images below.

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It’s Nintendo’s 126th birthday today! The company was established way back on September 23, 1889.

Nintendo has certainly come a long way since its early days of creating hanafuda playing cards. I can only imagine where the company will go from here. I’m sure there will be plenty of fun along the way!

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An image has popped up on Reddit showing the new amiibo Retro 3-pack. We have it above.

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Towards the end of last week, Capcom announced that an artbook for The Great Ace Attorney will arrive in Japan later this year courtesy of Dengeki. A specific date was not shared at the time. It will be your typical artbook, and will contain illustrations from character designer Kazuya Nuri.

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Though not very widespread in the West, instant messaging service LINE is extremely popular in Japan. Nintendo has now opened up an official LINE account (@Nintendo) which you can use to “chat” with Toad. Naturally you shouldn’t expect actual responses to your questions – the account seems to use randomly generated phrases to reply.

Still, it might be interesting to see how Nintendo use this to possibly promote their upcoming mobile games.

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An unboxing video has come in for the European Club Nintendo Goodbye Coin. View it below.


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