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Hot on the heels of the Sanrio collaboration, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is hosting another collaboration – this time with Nintendo’s newest mobile game: Dr. Mario World. If you log in once up until August 18th, you’ll get three virus-themed shirts and a Mario Bros. moustache as free gifts.

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A new update has been made available for the mobile game Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. Nintendo is now distributing version 2.5.2.

According to the patch notes, bug fixes have been implemented. The update also prepares for “future events”, but details have yet to be shared.

Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have announced a special event for Fire Emblem Heroes. Characters from Three Houses will soon be featuring in a new Summoning Focus. Edelgard, Dimitri, Claude, and Byleth will all be featured. A new story chapter is also planned.

The Three Houses event in Fire Emblem Heroes kicks off on July 22. View a trailer for what’s to come below.

Sensor Tower has an update on the performance of Dr. Mario World. In its first week, the mobile game has surpassed five million downloads.

Comparing that to other Nintendo mobile releases, it places fourth in launch downloads. Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp was the best at 14.8 million players. Dr. Mario World secured roughly 60 percent of the first week downloads of both Super Mario Run and Fire Emblem Heroes. However, it was significantly ahead of Dragalia Lost, which was downloaded about 860,000 times in the five markets where it debuted.

Dr. Mario World has only earned $500,000 from players thus far, but it stacks up well against other games in the puzzle genre. While it grossed roughly $325 million last year, Toon Blast earned only $90,000 in its first week. Also, Candy Crush Friends Saga brought in just $170,000 more than Dr. Mario World in its first seven days with much more marketing than Dr. Mario World.

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The Pokemon Company has issued a fresh set of details about Pokemon Masters, along with a new trailer. The update covers cooperative play, the Pokemon Masters League, and more.

Here’s the full roundup:

A new set of Coliseum quests has gone live in Fire Emblem Heroes. These require you to play the three Coliseum modes (Allegiance Battles, Arena Duels and Arena Assault) in order to earn rewards such as orbs and feathers. These quests come in three difficulties (Normal, Hard and Lunatic) and you need to clear all quests on one difficulty in order to access the next set on the higher difficulty.

Also, since it’s Thursday, a new map has been added to Tactics Drills. “The Path to Victory” can be found in the Grandmaster section; clearing it gets you 300 feathers.

Another Dragon Special Summon Showcase is coming to Dragalia Lost starting in the early morning of July 20th.

This special set will last until July 26th. The full details can be viewed below.

The latest update for Super Mario Run is now available. On both iOS and Android, version 3.0.15 is out now.

Not too much to note this time, however, as the official patch notes only mention “Implemented bug fixes” in regards to the update.

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Pokemon GO has announced a special collaboration with the manga and anime One Piece. Between July 22 and July 29, a special Straw Hat Pikachu will appear in-game. Players will also be able to access a straw hat outfit.

Japan is taking the collaboration a bit further. A One Piece statue will be placed in Kumamoto with special PokeStop featuring art from series creator Eiichiro Oda. This is being held to help support the Kumamoto prefecture in Japan rebuild following last year’s earthquake.

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Pokemon GO has received a new update. Android users can now access version 0.149.0, and iOS players should be seeing the patch soon.

The main highlight of the update – at least in terms of what’s immediately available – involves changes to the appraisal system. Here’s the rundown:


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