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Yuichiro Takeda, one of the major writers on Xenoblade, has re-tweeted the Japanese announcement about the Super Smash Bros. character reveal coming on Monday. Perhaps it’s a sign that Shulk will be revealed as the latest roster addition? We’ll just have to wait and see.

Nintendo will make the next character for Super Smash Bros. Wii U/3DS known on Monday. The announcement is set for 10 AM ET / 7 AM PT.

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Masahiro Sakurai has posted a Miiverse message that covers Monday’s Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/3DS character reveal.

According to Sakurai, the announcement will be streamed live. He also mentioned, “Looks like we’re nearing the bottom of the stash of new challenger videos that we’ve made.”

Here’s Sakurai’s post in full:


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Project CARS will be available this November on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said of the Wii U version.

Publisher Bandai Namco confirmed on Twitter today that Project CARS is launching on Nintendo’s console in 2015. The company did not explain why this is so.


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The Super Smash Bros. series has got throwbacks to the classics littered literally everywhere throughout the game, but Sakurai takes us even further back in time with today’s screenshots:


And that’s not all:

See? There’s a variety of characters. Huh? One of them looks pretty recent.

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The unboxing videos for the McDonald’s Mario Kart 8 Happy Meal toys continue. This time around, we get a look at Donkey Kong. Check out the video below.

The latest issue of MCV has a few more comments from Ubisoft about Wii U, courtesy of CEO Yves Guillemot and Alain Corre.

First, Guillemot commented on how the Wii U needs additional sales to become a mass market device. He also spoke about Nintendo’s games and how fans are waiting on them to arrive.

Ubisoft published the graphic above as part of its latest financial results. Unsurprisingly, Nintendo systems encompass just a small fraction of the company’s sales. That can be attributed to, at least partially, a lack of releases on Nintendo platforms.

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