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Eiji Aonuma shares his thoughts on the Master Cycle in his latest post to Miiverse:

Releasing on November 13th Japan will receive two Mario Kart 8 Wii U bundles.

Just like the family packs from last year, except varying colors (one Balck, and one white).
The bundles will contain:
– a pre-loaded copy of Mario Kart 8
– Wiimote
– sensor bar
– Wii U stand
– 2 Gamepad stands
Release price of 32800 yen

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Today’s screenshot is a bit of trivia about a bit of trivia:

Half of this trailer is all about burping, but that’s okay!

Nintendo posted a new piece of Mario Kart 8 DLC art today showcasing the Animal Crossing DLC. The new content will launch in May of next year.


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Nintendo updated the official Smash Bros. website today with a new look at the Amiibo usage in Smash Bros. Wii U. You’ll find a set of images in the gallery above, and a comprehensive overview below.

Essentially, amiibo are character figures that allow you to connect directly to your amiibo-compatible games. Super Smash Bros. for Wii U can read your amiibo and transform them into what we call “figure players” that will join the battle with – or against – you!

Figure Players Join the Battle

Adding figure players to the game is easy. When selecting fighters to play in a Smash battle mode, simply touch the NFC touchpoint with your amiibo and a figure player will appear in an empty fighter slot.

Nintendo has revealed a new element of Mario Kart 8’s first DLC pack. Players will be able to use the “Master Cycle” – a special vehicle created specifically for the DLC.

Mario Kart 8’s debut DLC pack launches next month. A specific release date has not yet been announced.

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This week’s GameStop ad has gone live. You can find it in full below:

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