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When Xenoblade Chronicles 2 launches on Friday, it’ll come with a day-one update. The RPG will have a 1.1.0 patch.

The update involves the following:

– “Event Theater” function added to watch cut-scenes
– Ability to receive content from Expansion Pass added; “Expansion Pass” added to the main menu where you can receive items
– Game balance adjusted
– Various fixes to improve gameplay

Miitomo has been updated with new Daily Decorations. Users can check back daily for wallpapers and floorings, including the following:

– Rainbow light show (Wallpaper)
– Kitties (beige) (Wallpaper)
– Snowy landscape (Wallpaper)
– Space age (yellow) (Wallpaper)
– Circles + triangles (blue) (Wallpaper)
– Circles + triangles (pink) (Wallpaper)
– Multicolored stars (red) (Wallpaper)
– Chestnut flooring + tartan rug (red) (Flooring)
– Dance floor (Flooring)
– White flooring + snowflake rug (Flooring)

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Fire Emblem Warriors received a 1.2 update earlier this month. On New 3DS, unfortunately, some problems arose. Players were experiencing issues with the game’s frame rate and button presses not registering properly.

This is now starting to be addressed with a new version 1.2.1 update. It’s live in Japan, and if you’re unable to download it in North America and Europe, you should be able to very soon.

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Update: Bumped to the top. Full patch notes added below.


Original: As promised, the latest update for ARMS has gone live. All players can download version 4.1.0.

Nintendo did add in something new… sort of. Springtron is now officially a playable character. Originally, Springtron was brought in as a boss character as part of another update from October. Now, however, he’s actually playable.

Springtron is the highlight of today’s update, but Nintendo also in badges, made balance adjustments, and more. We’ll update this post with the full patch notes when we have them.

During a live stream held earlier today, eight minutes of footage was shown from Gal*Gun 2. Check out the recording below.


The second Party Crash event in ARMS will kick off on December 8, Nintendo has revealed. Ninjara will be going up against Min-Min. “Martial Arts Mash-Up” is the theme this time around.

You’ll be able to participate in the new ARMS Party Crash until December 11.

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Tonight’s 4.1.0 update for ARMS added Springtron as a playable character. Check out some footage below.

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My Nintendo has updated with a new round of rewards in North America. Members can spend their points on indie games for Wii U and 3DS.

On 3DS, you can nab Retro City Rampage DX and Toki Tori 3D for 80 Gold Points and 20 Gold Points respectively. Also available on Wii U are Tengami and XType Plus. They cost 70 Gold Points and 30 Gold Points respectively.

These rewards can be redeemed on My Nintendo here.

Creative Bytes is bringing Embers of Mirrim soon to Switch, the studio announced. The adventure-platformer is slated for December 7 on the eShop.

Here’s the official tweet:

In Embers of Mirrim, two proud races have to set aside their differences and come together in order to save their world from an alien threat. The game features a mystical creature with the ability to split into light and dark embers, each independently controlled by the analog sticks.

You can find more information about Embers of Mirrim below, along with a trailer.

The fact that Super Mario Cereal is happening is a sight to behold in and of itself. But the fact that it also acts as an amiibo makes things even more interesting.

The Super Mario Cereal box teases that its sticker can be scanned in Super Mario Odyssey. However, it seems that it doesn’t really do anything that special as an amiibo.

Reddit user ziiigg, who shared the back of the Super Mario Cereal box earlier today, says that it works like most other amiibo in Super Mario Odyssey. That means when you scan the box, it can go look for Power Moons. There is just a slight, neat touch though – players are told that the Super Mario Cereal is a “delicious” amiibo.

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