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Wii U

– Follow your favorite makers
– Can see how many people have played each of your courses
– Nice pictures showing an overview of the course
– Can name your course whatever you want (Nintendo will have fun with this one)
– Star Ranking – essentially courses ranked by popularity, give stars to what you’ve played depending on how much you liked it
– Featured – levels picked by Nintendo to be featured
– Up & Coming – things that haven’t been ranked, or just came out
– Can filter by difficulty (easy, normal, expert), by time period or by location
– Difficulty determined dynamically by how many people completed the course
– Can see clear rate (both percentage & # of attempts and # of completions
– Can leave comments on level at any time (while playing or after completing it)
– Seems like there’s a search option

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The quotes below come from a Eurogamer interview with Shigeru Miyamoto and Platinum’s Yusuke Hashimoto…

Miyamoto on the connection to Star Fox 64…

“The overall structure is very similar, but the gameplay, bosses – lots of new content in there.”

Miyamoto on the different views you get on the TV and GamePad…

“We’re definitely going for a different feel where it’s very cinematic, but you’re able to control everything at the same time, so it’s between a movie and a game.”

Another two weapons have been added to Splatoon. As of now, players can begin using the L-3 Nozzlenose and Custom E-liter 3K.

Below are overviews of each:

L-3 Nozzlenose

You won’t find many charger weapons with a longer shot range than this puppy, and the Squid Beakon makes it easy for your team to back you up. Throw in the Kraken special for good measure and you’re looking at a well-rounded weapon set!

Custom E-liter 3K

This shooter squeezes off three ink blasts in one rapid burst! It takes some getting used to, but in the right hands it’s inkredibly accurate and efficient. It comes with Disruptors for a sub weapon, and the Killer Wail for a special weapon.

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Includes game, two amiibo figures and three amiibo cards.
Animal Crossing amiibo figures and cards get their own party game
The board layout can remain the same, but the spaces and even the environment changes, depending on which month players choose for their game. As in other Animal Crossing games, players can buy turnips and use strategy to decide when to sell them for big money.
Another mode challenges players to help animals gather supplies to build a raft and escape an island before time runs out.
One compatible amiibo is required per player and are (sold separately).

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