Nyannyan Neko Mario Time – August 2021 – WarioWare: Get It Together! and more
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The latest episode of Nintendo’s Japanese show Nyannyan Neko Mario Time has now gone live featuring WarioWare: Get It Together!, Mario Golf: Super Rush, and more. We’ve included it below.
Previous episodes of Nyannyan Neko Mario Time can be found here.
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Sebastian Maniscalco says he’s voicing “Spike” in the Super Mario animated movie
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There hasn’t been much casting news surrounding the Super Mario animated movie (or news about the film in general), but it seems that Sebastian Maniscalco is voicing a character.
The actor and comedian appeared during the latest episode of Bertcast where he casually mentioned his involvement. Maniscalco said that he’s “in the movie Super Mario Bros., an animated movie” before adding that he’s “playing Spike, their boss.”
Reggie Fils-Aime reveals new book, “Disrupting the Game: From the Bronx to the Top of Nintendo”
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Update (8/7): Pre-orders are now open on Amazon Canada and Amazon UK.
Update (8/2): Reggie’s new book is now up for pre-order. You can reserve a copy here.
Original (7/16): Former Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime has revealed another new venture following his retirement from the company. He’s writing a new book, and it’s coming next year.
In the book, titled “Disrupting the Game: From the Bronx to the Top of Nintendo”, Reggie “shares leadership lessons and inspiring stories from his unlikely rise to the top.”
Here’s the official overview:
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Kirby Star Allies director on when development began, series’ previous absence on consoles, more
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HAL Laboratory’s Shinya Kumazaki opened up about the making of Kirby Star Allies in a recently-released art book for the game. Kumazaki discussed when development began (planning was actually before the launch of Planet Robobot), the previous absence of Kirby side-scrollers on consoles, and more.
Nintendo Everything’s translation is below:
Universal Studios Hollywood now selling Super Nintendo World merchandise for a limited time
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We’re still a few years off from Super Nintendo World opening at Universal Studios Hollywood, but fans can at least pick up some sought after items from the theme park. For a limited time, merchandise is being offered at the Universal Studio Store.
Some of the items include plushies, shirts, and bags. We have more photos from the official Universal Studios Twitter account and user Kevin_Castro22 below.
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Nintendo Minute – “Minecraft – Playing for the First Time Ever”
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This week’s episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. In today’s video, Kit and Krysta play Minecraft for the first time. Check out the full episode below.
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Metroid Dread “Report Vol. 4” released, new teaser
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Nintendo has issued the “Report Vol. 4” for Metroid Dread. In today’s piece, the series’ story is covered across various entries. A new teaser for Metroid Dread is included.
Here’s the full report:
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Nintendo stock prices drop following financial results, the company’s biggest dip since 2019
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While the Switch’s sales have certainly been impressive (the system reaching over 89 million units sold), the company’s stock prices have dipped considerably following their financial results yesterday. Friday morning in Japan, Nintendo Co. LTD fell 8.8% in the market, its biggest dip since February 2019.
It seems Nintendo’s quarterly profit did not reach its estimates and investors are beginning to pull out; possibly due to worries that the handheld console market has hit its peak as the pandemic lessens in parts of the globe. Additionally, the new OLED Switch model has some investors questioning Nintendo as their sales slowed since its announcement and profits for Sony and Microsoft have increased (seen in the graph from Bloomberg below).
Focus Home Interactive acquires Dotemu
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Focus Home Interactive today announced that it has acquired Dotemu. The deal should be fully closed in September.
According to today’s announcement, “Dotemu will be able to give even greater ambition to its projects and give itself the means to broaden the range of services offered to studios, in order to guarantee the success of their productions on the retro label as well as on the publishing label The Arcade Crew.”
Dotemu has published a number of games on Switch, including Streets of Rage 4, Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap, and Ys Origin. It is also involved with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge and Windjammers 2.
The full announcement can be read below.
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Switch has outsold the PS3 and Xbox 360, Nintendo consoles / handhelds surpass 800 million units
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Today’s financial report from Nintendo has brought along a couple of notable sales milestones.
First up, Switch has shipped more than 89 million units, which means it’s now the seventh best-selling console of all time. It has outsold the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, which ended their runs at 87.4 million and 86 million units respectively.
Nintendo also reached the mark of having sold over 800 million pieces of consoles / handhelds. This includes standalone devices such as Switch, Wii, and DS, but not the likes of Game & Watch and plug & play retro consoles.
Here’s a look at how Nintendo’s performance stacks up to other companies:
