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Last week, Nintendo started a retweet event for Super Mario Run. The global promotion was for North America, Europe, and Japan.

Depending on the amount of retweets, different Daisy Statues would be made available in the game. For 5,000 retweets, a standard statue would be provided to players. 10,000 retweets meant Nintendo would hand out a gold version.

Both goals were reached, meaning Gold Daisy Statue is the top prize. Players should find it waiting for them right now.

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The Nintendo UK store has opened pre-orders for the Fire Emblem Warriors Limited Edition. You can reserve it here.

Also at the same link, you can pre-order the standard game or even the Chrom / Tiki amiibo. Nintendo UK is handing out a bonus poster as well – see the page for details.

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In the latest issue of Famitsu, the magazine shares new details about the Attack on Titan 2 game. This is the one for Switch that Koei Tecmo is publishing worldwide, as opposed to Spike Chunsoft’s 3DS title currently for Japan only.

Here’s the latest information:

Similar to last year, Nielsen has shared some data about the most anticipated games due out this holiday.

In terms of Nintendo titles, the big N has a few heavy hitters on its hands. Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon appear to be receiving the most attention. However, we can’t forget about Super Mario Odyssey and Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser’s Minions. Mario Party: The Top 100 also looks to be drawing some interest.

Here’s the full analysis from Nielsen about Nintendo:


Amazon has opened pre-orders for a couple of titles. One is for all 3DS systems while the other is limited to New 3DS use.

First, pre-orders are live for the physical version of River City: Rival Showdown. This includes a limited edition keychain, pictured below:


You can also pre-order Minecraft: New 3DS Edition on Amazon here. The listing carries a tentative release date of November 10.

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Nintendo has updated its maintenance schedule once again. The Switch Parental Controls app will be undergoing maintenance tonight in what looks to be preparation for a new update. Online play of Switch titles will also be impacted later this week.

The latest maintenance updates to the schedule are as follows:

Switch Parental Controls

– 6 PM PT (October 10) – 7 PM PT (October 10)
– 9 PM ET (October 10) – 10 PM ET (October 10)
– 2 AM in the UK (October 11) – 3 AM in the UK (October 11)
– 3 AM in Europe (October 11) – 4 AM in Europe (October 11)

Switch (online play)

– 5:50 PM PT (October 12) – 8:30 PM PT (October 12)
– 8:50 PM ET (October 12) – 11:30 PM ET (October 12)
– 1:50 AM in the UK (October 13) – 3:30 AM in the UK (October 13)
– 2:50 AM in Europe (October 13) – 4:30 AM in Europe (October 13)

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Gear.Club previously came to mobile devices. But on Switch, developer Eden Games is adding new features and making significant changes.

One thing you won’t have to worry about are microtransactions. Eden Games CEO Pascal Clarysse confirmed the news to Redbull. Clarysse also said that the team is capitalizing on Switch’s power “to deliver higher definition of graphics and visual effects.” Local multiplayer is also in, allowing players to race at once with Joy-Con controllers.

Leaks of the monthly CoroCoro magazine have started to pop up and they contain some new information on Pokemon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon (credit to Serebii for the translation.

First up are some new moves for the main legendaries. Both Solgaleo and Lunala get new Z-Moves – Solgaleo’s Sunsteel Strike turns into Sunshine Smasher and Lunala’s Moongeist Beam turns into Moonlight Blaster. Necrozma can also use these two new Z-Moves in its respective new forms, Dusk Mane Necrozma and Dawn Wings Necrozma. Dusk Mane Necrozma also has a new regular move, Photon Geyser. Both new forms of Necrozma have the Prism Armor ability, just like regular Necrozma.

CoroCoro also reveals some new features for the Rotom Dex. It seems like you can somehow build up affinity with Rotom over the course of the game, which unlocks a variety of new things it can do. It seems like you’ll be able to talk to it and answer questions and it’ll help you get items with a feature called Rotopon. The big new feature, however, is that Rotom, using something called Z-Rotom Power, will allow you to use Z-Moves twice in battle instead of just once.

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This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:

Middle-earth: Shadow of War (PS4/XBO) – 10/9/9/9
The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game (PS4) – 8/8/8/9
No Heroes Allowed! VR (PSVR) – 8/8/9/8
City Shrouded in Shadow (PS4) – 8/8/7/8
forma.8 (PS4/NSW) – 7/7/8/8
Itadaki Street: Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary (PS4/PSV) – 8/8/7/7
Penguin Wars (NSW) – 7/8/7/8
36 Fragments of Midnight (NSW) – 6/6/8/7

There has always been a bit of confusion about whether or not Fire Emblem Warriors would include both English and Japanese voice-overs for its Western release. When showing off the game during the last couple of months at various events and expos, the game had both English and Japanese voice-overs concurrently, though this was only for development reasons as they hadn’t been fully implemented yet. On Nintendo’s official websites and on press material, the game was always only stated to have English voices in its Western release. However, at Japan Expo in July, a Nintendo representative said that it would have both English and Japanese voices available at release.

Statements by these reps at events should be taken with a grain of salt though, as they aren’t always well-informed – just like in this case. Copies of the Western version of Fire Emblem Warriors have now gone out to the press, and these do not have an option to activate Japanese voices, only English ones. This was confirmed by Derrick Bitner from GameXplain.

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