Super Mario Party has online mini-games with new “Mariothon” mode
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During today’s Treehouse stream at E3, Nintendo just revealed a new mode (technically two modes) for Super Mario Party. With “Online Mariothon”, you’ll be able to play mini-games online.
Here’s the full rundown:
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Nintendo Treehouse Live – E3 2018 – First Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country footage
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Video: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate stage comparison (Switch vs. 3DS)
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Nintendo Treehouse Live – E3 2018 – Smash Bros. Ultimate #8
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Video: Starlink: Battle for Atlas – Star Fox gameplay and Arwing customization details
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16 minutes of Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night footage
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Nintendo Treehouse Live – E3 2018 – Starlink, including Star Fox
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Octopath Traveler – Prologue Demo Version out now, file size
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The new Octopath Traveler – Prologue Demo Version has gone live on the eShop. You can enjoy the first chapter of the game with three hours of gameplay. Progress can be transferred to the final version.
Octopath Traveler – Prologue Demo Version takes up 1.6GB of space.
Source: Switch eShop
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11 minutes of off-screen Mega Man 11 Switch footage
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Comment from Masahiro Sakurai has fans wondering about the future of Smash Bros.
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To kick off Nintendo’s Treehouse coverage, Smash Bros. director Masahiro Sakurai stopped by to show off Smash Bros. Ultimate. There’s one comment in particular that’s been making the rounds.
Here’s what Sakurai said:
