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The Hyrule Warriors Legends WonderCon panel has now come to an end. Aside from revealing a new DLC character, Koei Tecmo’s Yosuke Hayashi and Hiroya Usuda also shared some other goodies.

Head past the break for a roundup of the panel from Nintendo’s Twitter account. We’re able to get a look at a piece of Linkle’s story involving Tingle that was scrapped from the game and more.

Another couple of direct-feed Metroid Prime: Federation Force videos have arrived from WonderCon. Give them a look below.

A panel is currently underway for Hyrule Warriors Legends at WonderCon 2016. Developers Yosuke Hayashi and Hiroya Usuda from Koei Tecmo are on hand to talk about the game, as well as to share some entirely new information.

Just a couple of minutes ago, it was revealed that Marin will be added to Hyrule Warriors and Hyrule Warriors for one of the upcoming DLC packs. She’ll be the star of the Link’s Awakening Pack, which launches in July.

Here’s the news from Nintendo’s Twitter page:


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Mini Mario & Friends amiibo Challenge is being distributed early for those who purchase an amiibo at Amazon, Best Buy, or GameStop. Check out some gameplay below.

More footage of Kirby: Planet Robobot is in showing the Robobot and a bunch of its transformations. Watch the new video below.

CoroCoro has published a few minutes of gameplay from Yo-Kai Sangokushi. Check out the video below.

Another round of footage is now in for Shantae: Risky’s Revenge Director’s Cut. Take a look at two more videos below.

GameXplain has some new footage up of Kirby: Planet Robobot showing a specific level and a boss battle. Check it out below.

The final cover for Prima’s Star Fox Zero Collector’s Edition guide is now in, pictured above. Amazon posted a tentative version awhile back, but the updated cover features a slightly different expression for Fox McCloud. This guide is due out alongside the game on April 22.

You can reserve the Star Fox Zero Collector’s Edition guide on Amazon here. Doing so will save you about $10.

Vincent, who reviewed Hyrule Warriors Legends for us, tipped me off about a neat little inclusion in Hyrule Warriors Legends.

On the game’s loading screen, you can play the ocarina, interestingly enough. There are five buttons that can be used as notes. The X, Y, B, L, and R each play their own respective note. By tilting the d-pad either up or down, you can change the note’s sound.

We have a look at this in the video below. It’s a bit low quality, but it was the best Vincent could do!


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