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Jakks Pacific held a panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2015 yesterday, and we were able to get a look at the company’s upcoming lineup of Nintendo merchandise. We now have a recording of the full session below.


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The latest episode of Nintendo Minute has now gone live. This week, Kit and Krysta look back on some random Nintendo-related items from the past. Check out the full video below.

A few photos have leaked of the Dr. Mario amiibo box. Like the Game & Watch figure, the images come from the same Chinese auction site. Take a look at the full set of images below.

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Jakks Pacific has a whole bunch of Nintendo merchandise in the pipeline. During a San Diego Comic-Con panel, the company unveiled items like Star Fox plush figures, a Mario Kart anti-gravity racer, and more. Hit up the gallery below for a look at everything on the way.

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Several images of the Game & Watch amiibo box have been discovered via a Chinese auction site. View them in the gallery below.

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Nintendo stopped by Japan Expo 2015 last week with a heavy presence. The company brought along a number of playable titles, and a few developers made appearances – including Shigeru Miyamoto, Splatoon co-director Tsubasa Sakaguchi, and Takashi Tezuka. Many folks may have missed out on the fun, though you can check out the video below for a look at what went down.


San Diego Comic-Con 2015 is in full swing, and Nintendo has plenty of representation at the expo. The Big N is at the event itself, but has also set up the Gaming Lounge in the San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina. Check out the video below for a look at the lounge.

Update: Marth seems gone from Target. GameStop has Ness up here (along with a bundle featuring King Dedede and the GameCube adapter for Wii U).


A few amiibo are currently in stock on Target’s website. These figures include:

Rosalina
Marth
Jigglypuff
Wii Fit Trainer
Charizard
Wario

The amiibo probably won’t last long, so get an order in while you can!

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Toarcade has posted a number of photos of the Nintendo Copilas. These copy machines went on sale starting in 1971 for 9,800 yen.

Back in the day, the Japanese government supplied schools nationwide with Copilas machines. Hiroshi Yamauchi, former president of Nintendo, previously mentioned that they were designed to break easily so that the company could earn profits from repairs.

While Copilas machines were originally produced in large numbers, it’s tough to come across them these days – especially one complete in box. It makes for a rare piece of Nintendo history!

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Word on the street is that Nintendo will not be publishing Devil’s Third in North America, unlike Europe and Japan. However, Siliconera claims that another company has already picked up the game for release in the states.

The site states in a new report, “Siliconera has learned Devil’s Third will be released here by a publisher Siliconera readers are quite familiar with.”

I’d guess that XSEED will be handling Devil’s Third in North America. I could be wrong though!

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