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Posted on 7 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Mobile, News | 0 comments

The Loads of Coins event is back up and running in Super Mario Run. Players have until August 10 to participate.

When you win in Toad Rally, you’ll receive 1.5 times as many coins as usual. Getting involved will allow you to rake in even more coins.

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Posted on 7 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Mobile, News | 3 Comments

Update: Thankfully, Nintendo is making an English version available this time around after all. It will be shown on YouTube here.

Original: At the end of April, Nintendo prepared a special live stream for Fire Emblem Heroes. The latest news about the mobile game was delivered at the time.

Nintendo is bringing back that same broadcast tomorrow. During the stream, we’ll once again receive the latest news about the mobile game.

The presentation will air at the following times:

– 8:30 PM PT
– 11:30 PM ET
– 4:30 AM in the UK
– 5:30 AM in Europe

You can watch the event as it happens on YouTube. However, it is unlikely to be shown in English, as the last presentation was only in Japanese.

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Miitomo has been updated with new Daily Decorations. Users can check back daily for wallpapers and floorings, including the following:

– Mediterranean town (Wallpaper)
– Blue Sky (Wallpaper)
– Sunset Sky (Wallpaper)
– Plum blossom + stems (indigo) (Wallpaper)
– Plum blossom + stems (garnet) (Wallpaper)
– Bunny + dots (hot pink) (Wallpaper)
– Marine (navy blue) (Wallpaper)
– Sycamore flooring + Hawaiian circle rug (Flooring)
– Flagstone (gray) (Flooring)
– Wood flooring + checkered rush rug (Flooring)

Miitomo Drop stages are located in the Shop tab, and can be played with Miitomo coins or game tickets.

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Posted on 7 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Mobile, News | 2 Comments

Pokemon GO Fest may not have been a success, but on the whole, the day itself brought in a whole lot of revenue for Niantic. New data from Sensor Tower indicates that the game saw its highest revenue in a day since last July.

GamesBeat notes that players spent roughly $5.8 million on July 23 on iOS. This is when Lugia and Articuno, the first Legendary Pokemon, were finally pushed out to players.

Sensor Tower adds that Pokemon GO is now number one in the App Store top-grossing chart in 23 countries, such as the United States.

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We have one new detail about the big update coming to Pokemon Duel. In a brief video released today, it’s confirmed that the game is adding Mega Evolutions.

Here’s a teaser:

The new Pokemon Duel update will be released this summer.

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Miitomo has been updated with new content. Players can nab the latest items in the Miitomo Drop stage, “Never forget to be fashionable! Style Safari (Elephant)”.

Available items include:

– Elephant hat
– Adorable elephant hat
– Elephant print trunks
– Elephant pal

Users can select Miitomo Drop stages from the Shop tab. Miitomo coins or game tickets are needed to play.

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The inaugural Pokemon GO Fest did not go well. Among the various issues were technical problems, which made it impossible for many attendees to play the game and participate in events for most of the day.

Over on the Niantic blog, CEO John Hanke commented on the situation in detail. Hanke ultimately said that technical issues “caused client crashes and interfered with gameplay for some users.” Hanke also pointed to an “oversaturation of the mobile data networks of some network providers” as well as network congestion, making it so some players couldn’t connect to the internet.

Pokemon GO Fest wasn’t a complete wash. Hanke did note how many people played together once issues were finally ironed out, and fans continued well into the night and throughout Sunday. Players in downtown Chicago participated in more than 69,000 Raid Battles and captured more than 7.7 million Pokemon, including more than 440,000 Legendary Pokemon. Trainers worldwide also participated in 4.6 million Raid Battles and caught more than 500 million Pokemon, including more than 1.9 million Legendary Pokemon.

Finally, Hanke confirmed distributions for the next Legendary Pokemon, Moltres and Zapdos. The former will be available between July 31 and August 7, while the latter is planned between August 8 and August 14. Also keep in mind that Articuno will only be offered through July 31.

Read Hanke’s full message below.

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Posted on 7 years ago by Nick in Mobile, News | 0 comments

The Lloyd grand hero battle is back for players to try and unlock him, you are able to try until July 31st. To go alongside this you will be able to do some special grand hero battles quests to earn orbs and a bronze Lloyd. For all those trying to get Lloyd, good luck!

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The Pokemon GO Fest global rewards was actually supposed to end yesterday, but it looks like it has been extended for another 72 hours. These rewards include an increase in stardust, candy, experience, spawn rate, as well as reduced distances for both buddy and egg distances.

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Posted on 7 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Mobile, News | 6 Comments

The first Pokemon GO Fest didn’t exactly go as Niantic and the fans had planned. The event suffered from a few issues, including long lines just to get in and the game itself being down due to server issues.

Understandably, Niantic itself was disappointed in how things went. A spokesperson even said that the company was “horrified with the results.”

The representative stated:

“Obviously they can’t completely make it up to all the people who have come out to Chicago today, but they want to extend the fact that they’re extremely apologetic and unhappy with the process and the results. So hopefully this is something that we will never see replicated again, learn from this and move on.

Just know that the staff here are pretty horrified with the results, so they want to make good as fast as possible. I’m super sorry guys, I’m really sorry especially for everyone who travelled international, East Coast, from all over. So this clearly was not what we were hoping for today. Thanks for your patience.”

Before Pokemon GO Fest ended, Niantic attempted to provide some compensation to attendees. Tickets were refunded, and players were given $100 in PokeCoins.

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