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Nintendo opened an official website today to wish its fans a happy holiday. You can find it right here.

Although there isn’t much to see on the site, the lone video there is noteworthy. We’re able to see a few more seconds of Link snowboarding on his shield in Zelda: Breath of the Wild. If you’d prefer a YouTube version, we have it below.


We previously heard that Geki Yaba Runner Deluxe would be heading to the European 3DS eShop on December 22. QubicGames has now confirmed the same date for North America, along with a price point of $4.99 / €4.99.

Everything you need to know about Geki Yakba Runner Deluxe can be found in the overview below. We’ve also included several screenshots.

Transform your bearded hero into raging force of destruction or a super speedy gnome to overcome Gekiyaba’s toughest obstacles to face the ultimate challenge.
Can you overcome every hurdle to save the princess in peril?

One of the hardest ‘runners’ out there.
Put your skills to the test in over 130 levels.
Overcome challenging obstacles hidden deep in the castles.
Prove yourself a hero by saving the princess.

Only with Geki Yaba Runner, you can really test how good your skills are. Only with Geki Yaba Runner, you will find the true meaning of challenge. Only with Geki Yaba Runner, you will experience a truly wonderful adventure.
Are you ready to dash into the gnomish world of Geki Yaba?

Geki Yaba Runner available on Nintendo from 22th December 2016
Price: $4.99 €4.99

Source: QubicGames PR

Starfish brought Elminage Original to the Japanese 3DS eShop on Wednesday, and now we have two videos for the game. See them below.

Two more videos of Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball Heroes are in, courtesy of V Jump. Both are attached below.

Back in June, Nintendo filed several new patents pertaining to Switch. The full set of documents were finally published today.

There’s a whole lot of information to sift through here, to say the least. However, these are some of the main points that have been uncovered thus far:

– Images / text pertaining to HMD (head-mounted display) / VR
– Touch panel / touchscreen mentioned
– Gyro support is apparently in
– Shows two full controllers / four half JoyCons being connected at once
– Alternate JoyCon configurations with actual d-pads
– Shoulder buttons on JoyCons (L/R)
– Seems to confirm right JoyCon has an IR sensor (ie pointer)
– Both JoyCons have rumble motors
– NFC is in the right JoyCon
– The grip controller is basically a battery pack
– Seems to show fan in the Dock
– Seems to further suggest USB-C
– Console mode and portable modes mentioned where portable mode has less capability than docked mode
– One portion of the patent essentially talks about a sleep mode

Additional images from the patents can be found here. If any other noteworthy information is found, we’ll add it to this post.

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Minecraft: Wii U Edition will soon be adding some new DLC based on Fallout, Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic RPG franchise. Mojang announced the new DLC today and also shared first details about what’s included.

Here’s the lowdown:

“Working in the depths of their bunker complex, our artists and builders have been busy blasting Minecraft’s glorious overworld into an irradiated wasteland fit for Fallout fans to wander. Friendly cows, gently sauteed in the light of a thousand suns, have now sprouted second heads, while the familiar supersized spiders have made way for other overgrown arachnids, who scuttle through the dark wielding brutal stingers.

These are not the only mobs to get a little bit melty. Lurking in the shadow of the series’ familiar landmarks – like the Capitol building or Tenpenny Tower – are ghouls, mutants and madmen of many kinds. Vault Dwellers beware: you may be S.P.E.C.I.A.L., but the wasteland is a very dangerous place indeed.

This week’s North American Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

iOS

Super Mario Run – free to download, $10 for the full game

Wii U Download

Breakout Defense – $7.00
Scribble – $3.99

Wii Retail for Wii U

Excitebots: Trick Racing – $19.99

Following this week’s announcement in Famitsu, FuRyu has made Future Card Buddyfight: Mezase! Buddy Champion! official. You can get a (small) look at the boxart above and a couple of screenshots below. The teaser site is located here.



In addition to RTX Sydney, we also got confirmation today that the Nintendo Switch will be playable at World Hobby Fair 17 Winter early next year in Japan. This convention will take place across four cities in Japan, and Nintendo will hold special events in each of them where visitors will be able to try out the Switch themselves. The exact times and dates are:

  • Nagoya: Nagoya Dome, January 22nd, 9AM – 4PM JST
  • Tokyo, Makuhari Messe, January 28th & January 29th, 9AM – 4PM JST
  • Osaka, Kyocera Dome, February 5th, 9AM – 4PM JST
  • Fukuoka, Fukuoka Yahuoku! Dome, February 12th, 9AM – 4PM JST

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Minecraft: Wii U Edition

Maintenance for Minecraft: Wii U Edition has been penciled in for next week. The game’s network services will be impacted on December 21 (December 22 in Europe).

The schedule is as follows:

– 4:50 PM PT (December 21) – 6:30 PM PT (December 21)
– 7:50 PM ET (December 21) – 9:30 PM ET (December 21)
– 12:50 AM in the UK (December 22) – 2:30 AM in the UK (December 22)
– 1:50 AM in Europe (December 22) – 3:30 AM in Europe (December 22)

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