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Yesterday, Nintendo announced Mario Party: Star Rush and upcoming Super Mario amiibo as well as a release date for Paper Mario: Color Splash. We now have dates for all three in Europe. All of these products are actually launching on the same day: October 7.

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Over in Europe, Nintendo is holding a sale on Super Smash Bros. for both Wii U and 3DS. The discount is 35 percent off, but those with a Nintendo Account can bring that up to 41 percent.

Here’s the rundown from Nintendo:

In addition, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U is 35% off on Nintendo eShop until 23:59 UK time on 21st June, and users with a Nintendo Account who have subscribed to Nintendo’s promotional emails at the moment of purchase can get an additional 10% “Just for You” discount on the reduced price, for a 41% discount in total.

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A Pokemon Sun/Moon double pack will be coming to Japan, The Pokemon Company announced today. It includes a copy of both games as well as two sets of 100 PokeBalls. Pricing is set at 9,960 yen.

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Nintendo has scheduled in some new maintenance for next week. On Monday (Tuesday for our friends in Europe), Wii U and 3DS will both be experiencing two hours of downtime.

Here’s when it’s taking place:

– 5 PM PT (June 20) – 7 PM PT(June 20)
– 8 PM ET (June 20) – 10 PM ET (June 20)
– 1 AM in the UK (June 21) – 3 AM in the UK (June 21)
– 2 AM in Europe (June 21) – 4 AM in Europe (June 21)

Next week’s maintenance will impact some network services, such as online play, rankings, etc.

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We have one more nugget about Nintendo’s Treehouse stream for tomorrow. A press release just sent out mentions that the company will be showing off “a new role-playing IP for Nintendo 3DS.”

That’s literally all we have on this, unfortunately. Nintendo makes it sound like it’s something entirely new, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a localization or an eShop title. Regardless, we’ll find out tomorrow!

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Two more games are now confirmed for tomorrow’s Treehouse stream. According to Nintendo, Yo-kai Watch 2 and Rhythm Heaven Megamix will both be appearing. That’s in addition to Paper Mario: Color Splash, Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE, Monster Hunter Generations, Dragon Quest VII, and Mario Party: Star Rush (which isn’t in Nintendo’s new press release, but was confirmed earlier today).

Pokemon GO will also be getting a developer Q&A. We’ll apparently be hearing about a new RPG IP for 3DS as well.

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Several new 3DS themes are out now in Japan. Here’s the full lineup:

40mP feat. Hatsune Miku: Karakuri Pierrot – 200 yen
Flying Witch (x2) – 200 yen each
My Hero Academia (x2) – 200 yen each
Neru feat. Kagamine Rin: Lost One no Goukoku – 200 yen
koma’n: lips – 200 yen
cosMo@Bousou-P: Disappearance of Hatsune Miku – 200 yen
164 feat.GUMI: A Born Coward – 200 yen

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Nintendo has started sending out an Eiji Aonuma Mii to 3DS owners in both North America and Europe. If you have SpotPass enabled, you should be seeing him show up very soon (if not already).

Aonuma’s message? “Let’s get wild”. He’s also been showing playing Zelda: Tri Force Heroes recently.

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The first actual gameplay for Pokemon Sun/Moon debuted during Nintendo Treehouse: Live @ E3 2016 live stream. Check out a recording of the footage below.

New information unveiled at today’s Nintendo E3 Treehouse Live @ E3 presentation, including Battle Royal, Magearna details, new Pokémon and more…

London, United Kingdom – June 14, 2016 – During today’s Nintendo Treehouse Live at E3 presentation, new information and features were revealed for the highly anticipated Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon video games coming exclusively to the Nintendo 3DS family of systems. Details of three brand-new Pokémon that will be discovered as players explore the Alola region have now been officially unveiled—introducing Pikipek, Yungoos and Grubbin.

The first of the new Pokémon revealed is the Normal- and Flying-type Woodpecker Pokémon Pikipek, which can bore holes in trees by striking them up to 16 times per second. These strikes can do more than drill through hard wood—they can even shatter stone. Pikipek can attack distant opponents by firing seeds with enough force to embed them into the trunks of trees. This Pokémon also likes small glittering objects and will hide these amongst their food stores.



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