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If you have Amazon Prime, you can save on a few Nintendo titles. Such members on Amazon can take advantage of discounts for Yoshi’s Woolly World, the Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer bundle featuring the 3DS NFC adapter, and Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon.

Here’s the full roundup:

Yoshi’s Woolly World – save $6.89
Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer NFC bundle – save $7
Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon – save $5

Note that you’ll need to proceed to the final checkout page before these discounts appear.

Warner Bros. Interactive is bringing out a whole bunch of LEGO expansions for the launch of LEGO Dimensions. Family Gamer TV sorts through it all in the video below.

Skylanders SuperChargers came out this past weekend, but the 3DS and Wii received a different version known as “Skylanders SuperChargers Racing”. You’ll find a bunch of footage from the game below – nearly an hour’s worth in fact!

Best Buy is now taking pre-orders for the Yoshi’s Woolly World amiibo bundle. If you’d like to reserve it, you can do so here. It also remains up on Amazon here.

In what will probably be the final gameplay video for LEGO Dimensions we post on the site, Family Gamer TV has 30 more minutes of footage of the title with its developers. Check it out below.

Even more footage from LEGO Dimensions has come online, once again from IGN. Give the video below a look to see the game’s content surrounding The Simpsons.

Popular YouTube channel 8-BitGaming recently constructed a level in Super Mario Maker, and a few of the game’s developers took on the challenge of completing it. Takashi Tezuka, director Yosuke Oshino, and senior director Yoshikazu Yamashita all gave it a shot. Check out their results in the video below.

GameSpot has posted more footage from LEGO Dimensions. Watch the new video below.

IGN has posted a video of the first 15 minutes from LEGO Dimensions. Take a look at it below.

Nintendo has shipped a few Wii U games at $40 – notably Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker as well as Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. We may soon have another title with the same price point on our hands.

I didn’t make too much of it at the time, but retailer Newegg recently added a listing to its website for Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash. Consumers can reserve it for $39.99, which is supposedly $20 in savings. I’d wager that it’s instead the game’s final price point.

The Nintendo UK store also just put up its listing for Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash. It can be pre-ordered for £39.99, and since this is Nintendo’s store, that’s about as official as things get.

So although it’s not absolutely confirmed, $40 (£40 for our UK friends) is looking like Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash’s final price point. That’d probably go over much better than if it were $60!


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