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With Guitar Hero Live just a few weeks away, new footage is starting to emerge. You can view four new clips below.

At the 2015 Pokemon World Championships, a couple of invitation players shared their impressions of the game and answered a few different questions. The official video can be viewed below.

Within the past few hours, Nintendo announced when Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival will be available in Europe and Japan. Rounding things out is a release date for North America.

In the states, Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival will arrive on November 13. Wii U owners can purchase a bundle containing Isabelle and Digby figures as well as cards for Stiches, Goldie, and Rosie for $59.99. A 3-pack of amiibo comprised of K.K., Reese, and Cyrus is slated for the same day, as are individual amiibo for Tom Nook and Mabel. Finally, Lottie is hitting store shelves on November 22.

Here’s the full breakdown from Nintendo in image form:


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Nintendo has published a new set of Genei Ibun Roku #FE screenshots. You can view them in the gallery below.


Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival will launch in Europe on November 20th, essentially taking over the release date spot of the delayed Star Fox Zero. The image above shows what exactly you’ll get when you buy the game in stores: the game itself, an Isabelle amiibo, a Digby amiibo and three amiibo cards.

Also hitting store shelves on November 20th are several other new amiibo. One of your options is a 3 pack containing K.K. Slider, Reese and Cyrus. You will also be able to buy all of those separately, in addition to Tom Nook, Mabel and Lottie.

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I’m sure most of you are familiar with GameCenter CX, the Japanese show where the host, Arino, plays through various retro games. It has now been revealed that you can unlock Arino as a Mystery Mushroom costume if you beat various stages that he has designed. Further details aren’t clear at the moment, like how these stages will be distributed and if they will be available outside of Japan as well. We will keep you updated; in the meantime, check out the reveal video below.

There’s also a special GameCenter CX episode featuring Super Mario Maker:

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Nintendo has opened the Japanese Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival website. Access it here. We’ve rounded up footage from the page below.

Genei Ibun Roku #FE is coming to Japan in late December. As the game is just a few months away, we’ll now be seeing more regular coverage of the title. Famitsu does have another update on Genei Ibun Roku #FE this week.

There are a few keywords for Genei Ibun Roku #FE like “Idolsphere”, “Mirage”, and “Mirage Master”. The Idolsphere is an alternate version of cities such as Shibuya and Harajuku where the Mirages come from. As for the plot, it’s about an average protagonist who stumbles into such a world. Mirages are mysterious beings from the Idolsphere dimension that lend their power to humans. Of course, they look like Fire Emblem series’ heroes and villains. Mirage Masters, who receive aid in battle from heroes such as Chrom and Sheeda, are those who hold a mysterious power that allows them to utilize Mirages by summoning them.

A new Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival trailer is here thanks to Nintendo’s Japanese YouTube page. Watch an official overview video below.

Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival will be released in Japan on November 21 for 6,000 yen.

Polygon has put up the latest video in its “Devs Make Mario” series. This time around, Evan Jacover and Steve Heinrich from Jackbox Games create a level. View it below.

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