Latest villagers teased for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp
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Nintendo is back to its teasing ways once again with Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. Very soon, a new wave of villagers will be added to the game.
We have silhouettes for the new characters above. Can you guess who they are?
Super Mario Run – Loads of Coins event back up and running
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Super Mario Run has brought back one of its reoccurring events. Until May 25, players can participate in Loads of Coins. When you win at Toad Rally during this period, you’ll receive 1.5 times as many coins as usual.
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Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp update out now (version 1.4.2)
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The latest update for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is here. Today, Nintendo released version 1.4.2.
Nintendo’s patch notes only mention bug fixes. We’ll have to wait for dataminers to pick apart the update to see if there are any notable hidden secrets within the files.
Fire Emblem Heroes – Hellfire – Chapter 9: Book II footage
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Alongside the new Genealogy focus that started in Fire Emblem Heroes yesterday, some story content was added as well. Take a look at footage showing what’s new below.
Fire Emblem Heroes – Genealogy summoning focus now live
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Announced earlier in the week, players can now partake in the new Genealogy summoning focus for Fire Emblem Heroes. This will be going on until May 21.
As the name implies, the latest summoning event features characters from Genealogy of the Holy War. You can obtain Ares: Black Knight, Lene: Yearning Dancer, and Ishtar: Thunder Goddess as part of a 5-star summoning focus. They’re also appearing in a story map, and related limited-time special quests are available.
That’s a wrap for Miitomo
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Miitomo launched on March 17, 2016. A little more than two years later, the app has officially ended.
After it was previously announced many weeks ago, Nintendo has pulled the plug on Miitomo. Attempting to access the mobile title no longer works as you’ll instead be treated to a maintenance notice.
A short while before Miitomo ended, Nintendo left the following message:
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Second half of the Fruit Party with Katie event now live in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp
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Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp has kicked off the second half of the Fruit Party with Katie event. Players will come across new flowers and new tasks, so they’re encouraged to see what it has in store. After all, new rewards can be unlocked as well.
The event will last until May 14. Players can also purchase the Fruit Party Pack with items that will help capture more appleflitters.
Fire Emblem Heroes update out now (version 2.5.0)
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Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have started distributing the latest update for Fire Emblem Heroes. Version 2.5.0 is now available for download on both iOS and Android.
Today’s update makes some additions, adjustments, and more. We have the full patch notes for you below.
Fire Emblem Heroes – Genealogy summoning event kicks off this week, trailer
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Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have announced the next summoning event for Fire Emblem Heroes. Later this week, more characters will be available from Genealogy of the Holy War. These include Black Knight: Ares, Yearning Dancer: Lene, and Thunder Goddess: Ishtar. Of course, aside from summons, expect another story chapter as well.
View a trailer for the Genealogy event below.
Niantic CEO reflects on Pokemon GO Fest 2017’s issues and how the company will avoid similar problems this year
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Pokemon GO Fest did not go well for Niantic last year. Due to technical issues, many of the events that had been planned couldn’t take place or were severely impacted. Many players who stopped by couldn’t even log in due to an abundance of traffic and other problems.
Despite Pokemon GO Fest not going over well in 2017, Niantic is trying things again this year. The company announced earlier today that the big event is returning to Chicago in July. Following the news, IGN caught up with Niantic CEO John Hanke, who reflected on all of the problems that occurred last year and how the company has learned from its mistakes.
