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The award season is just about wrapping up, but one of the last few major events was hosted tonight. Winners for the 2018 Game Developers Choice Awards were revealed during a ceremony at the San Francisco Moscone Center.

Zelda: Breath of the Wild was the big winner, taking home three awards in total. The title was also chosen as “Game of the Year”.

We have the full results from tonight’s awards below.

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Last week, Nintendo started sharing new Hint Art for Super Mario Odyssey through social media. While they don’t give any Power Moons, there is a little something for those who choose to find them.

Nintendo has now posted the second online hint art for Super Mario Odyssey, attached above. Can you find its location?

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Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition

Koei Tecmo has uploaded the fifth (and what should be final) character trailer for Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition. You can view it below.

Nintendo Labo

Nintendo is back with a second trailer for the Toy-Con Garage feature in Nintendo Labo. Check out the video below.

Now that Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition has come out in Japan, we’re able to see how the new Switch version compares to the Wii U original. View a video stacking both releases up against each other below.

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Splatoon wasn’t the only Nintendo game with a panel at GDC today. ARMS producer Kosuke Yabuki was also at the event to talk about ARMS.

During his panel, Yabuki showed prototypes, concept art, and more. We’re even able to get a glimpse at the comic that will be provided out on Free Comic Book Day.

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GameXplain has posted another video for Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition showing a freeplay mission with Link, Zelda, and Linkle. Watch it below.

Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition has launched in Japan, meaning folks are getting their hands on the new version and sharing footage online. Get a look at the Breath of the Wild Link and Zelda costumes in the gameplay video below.

At GDC today, a Switch version of ARK: Survival Evolved was announced during the Unreal keynote. This was all possible thanks to Abstraction Games, who is handling the port. It’s in such an advanced stage that it was demoed live in front of attendees. Abstraction CEO Ralph Egas mentioned to GamesIndustry that the team “created something you could almost send for certification.”

Egas shared the following regarding the team’s progress when it comes to ARK: Survival Evolved on Switch:

Pre-orders for Dark Souls: Remastered have now opened on the Nintendo UK store. You can reserve it here. By purchasing the game, you’ll receive a metal plate pictured above.


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