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We have yet another video for Fire Emblem Fates, this time for the Nohr side of things. Check out an hour of English footage below.

This week’s episode of Nintendo Minute has gone live. Today, Kit and Krysta unbox the Fire Emblem Fates Special Edition and Fire Emblem Fates New 3DS XL. There are also some giveaways in store for fans. View today’s full Nintendo Minute below.

Nintendo was the top-rated publisher in Metacritic’s 2014 rankings. In 2015, the company came in at the sixth spot.

Nintendo’s best overall release last year was Mario Kart 8’s second DLC pack, which earned a 90 percent average (also users’ favorite at 9.2). On the other end of the spectrum, Devil’s Third was the worst with an average of 43 percent from critics. Splatoon was the best new IP with 81 percent.

Here’s the analysis from Metacritic:

“It wasn’t a good year for the Nintendo brand. A year after finishing first in our rankings, Nintendo saw its average Metascore decline by nearly five points and its percentage of games receiving positive reviews fall from 56% to just 41%. The company once again released more unique titles than any other publisher, but too few of them connected with critics. The duds seemed to be spread fairly evenly among Nintendo’s two platforms, with its Wii U titles averaging 71.3 and its 3DS games averaging 71.9.”

And here are the overall 2015 rankings:

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The Play Nintendo YouTube account has returned with another off-beat video, once again for Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon: “It’s Your Store Now!”. You can view it below.

From Bandai Namco, we have a new trailer for Haikyuu!!: Cross Team Match. Give it a look below.

Nintendo has readied a new trailer for Fire Emblem Fates known as “Life on the Front Lines: The Battle at Hand”. You can give it a look below.

The latest trailer for Bravely Second introduces us to Yew Geneolgia. Check it out below.

Fire Emblem Awakening featured both English and Japanese voice acting. Fans were therefore hoping that Fire Emblem Fates would feature something similar. Unfortunately, it seems that only the English track is included in the game’s western release.

Nintendo hasn’t said why they decided against including Japanese voices. If the company comments on this, we’ll share the statement on the site.

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Two more English Hyrule Warriors Legends videos have come in from Polygon and GameSpot. Watch them below.

GameXplain has 15 minutes of Hyrule Warriors Legends footage up from the English build. Check it out below.


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