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Nintendo Badge Arcade has introduced a new arm type in Japan. Pictured above is the Stick Arm, which has users holding down the button until it’s on the desired spot. Once released, the arm extends all the way down and pushes badges. We’ll have to see when this is added to the overseas version of Nintendo Badge Arcade.

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Mighty No. 9 has suffered through several delays. The last time we heard about the game in an official capacity was in January, when it was pushed back to “Spring 2016”. Could it now be seeing another delay?

A display at EB Games is currently showing Mighty No. 9 as launching in “Summer 2016”. That’s most definitely not a confirmed time frame, but it is a bit concerning. There were actually rumors earlier this week about Mighty No. 9 possibly being moved back to December, although it was later proven inaccurate.

What’s maddening about this all is how little we’ve heard from the Mighty No. 9 team about the situation. If the title is still on track for spring, you have to wonder why things have been so quiet. The end of the season is less than two months away after all!

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Conan O’Brien has been running a successful “Clueless Gamer” on his late-night talk show for quite while now. In the latest video, he showcases Mario Kart 8 along with actors Seth Rogen and Zac Efron. You can see it in full below – note: contains some crude language and images.

Emily Rogers has returned with some new speculation about Retro Studios’ new project. As one would expect, this new title would be on NX.

Rogers wrote on Twitter a short while ago that the title in question isn’t Metroid, Donkey Kong Country, or Diddy Kong Racing 2. She adds that the project is planned for 2017.

Below are Rogers’ tweets:


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This week’s Wii U eShop charts are as follows:

Software

1. Affordable Space Adventures
2. Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse
3. Star Fox Zero
4. Freedom Planet
5. Darksiders II
6. Minecraft: Wii U Edition
7. Citizens of Earth
8. DuckTales Remastered
9. Super Mario Maker
10. Super Mario World
11. Super Mario 3D World
12. Super Mario 64
13. Zelda: Ocarina of Time
14. Minecraft: Story Mode – Episode 1
15. Pokken Tournament
16. Star Fox Guard
17. Mario Party 10
18. Super Mario Bros. 3
19. Shovel Knight
20. Mario Kart 8

Videos

1. Star Fox Zero: The Battle Begins
2. Star Fox Zero – Foxy Fox Trailer
3. Pokken Tournament TV Spot
4. Play Nintendo Introduction Video
5. Star Fox Zero Launch Trailer
6. Asdivine Hearts Trailer
7. Great Games to Buy with eShop Cards
8. Super Mario Maker Key Update Trailer
9. DuckTales Remastered Trailer
10. Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash – Smash the Competition Trailer
11. Yoshi’s Story Trailer
12. Minecraft: Story Mode Trailer
13. Mario Party 10 Launch Trailer
14. Super Mario 3D World Trailer
15. Nintendo Minute – Super Mario Maker with SethBling
16. Star Fox Zero | Introducing Star Fox
17. Super Play Time – Splatoon – Get Kraken with Pro Tips
18. Pokemon Rumble U Gameplay Trailer
19. Super Mario 64 Trailer
20. Super Mario 3D World Trailer 2

Source: Wii U eShop

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Star Fox Zero came out in Japan last week. During its first few days on the market (April 21 – April 24), the game sold 17,114 units with the Star Fox Guard pack. Another 8,135 copies were sold from the standalone release.

Media Create now reports a sell-through rate for the two items. According to its data, they sold through just 30 percent of the initial shipment. Between the debut low sales and sell-through rate, it would be fair to say that Star Fox Zero is off to a slow start in Japan.

Our latest look at Kirby: Planet Robobot shows off some of the extra modes included in the game. Watch an hour of footage below.

If you’re in Japan, you can now pick up an amiibo diorama based on Super Smash Bros. (there’s also one for Kirby). Here’s a look at the accessory:

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SEGA was a strong proponent of the Wii Virtual Console back in the day. The company also has quite a number of titles up on the eShop. It sounds like SEGA wanted to work with other companies like Capcom and Bandai Namco on VC titles, but things sadly never came together.

SEGA told Yosuke Okunari in a recent interview:

“During the Wii Virtual Console days, we worked with other developers and were able to port games that were on Megadrive and other Sega systems. Those were all made on our side. However, negotiations with some publishers, like Capcom and Bandai-Namco, didn’t go through. We did consider negotiating again when the 3DS came along, but business-wise, nothing really came together.”

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Last night, the “Metal Resistance” Event Course was added to Super Mario Maker along with the Babymetal costume. Watch some footage of the level below.


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