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A handful of screenshots have been released showing Wild Guns Reloaded on Switch following today’s earlier announcement. We have the various images below.

Dragon Quest Builders can now be pre-loaded on the Switch eShop. The option is available in both North America and Europe.

If you pre-load, you’ll be ready for launch. Nintendo is letting upcoming players pay for the game in advance and the required data. Doing so will let you begin playing almost immediately upon release.

Dragon Quest Builders launches on February 9. It’s a 811MB download.

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Miitomo has been updated with more content. Users will find a returning stage theme, along with some brand new items.

“Swords and sorcery! Miitomo RPG” is the returning theme. It includes the following:

– Villager outfit
– Hero tee
– Wandering swordsman outfit
– Battle-scarred sword
– Dancer’s top (set)
– Dancer’s pants (set)
– Noble knight’s armor
– Queen’s sword
– Mage’s hood
– Mage’s robe
– Evil king tee
– Mage’s staff

And as far as the new items go, you can nab the following:

– Quilted plaid jacket
– Blazer + turtleneck
– Snowflake pin

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Pokemon Crystal for the 3DS Virtual Console is beginning to go live in certain parts of the world. For a look at the classic on Nintendo’s dedicated portable, check out the video below.

The second episode of the Nintendo Power Podcast is now available for your listening pleasure. It’s currently accessible on SoundCloud here.

This new Nintendo Power Podcast episode has host Chris Slate discussing what it’s like to build Toy-Con with guests Krysta Yang (Nintendo Minute) and Nate Bihldorff (senior director of localization at Nintendo of America). There’s also talk about the games they’ve been enjoying, listener questions, and a Warp Zone game quiz.

Piracy has unfortunately been a constant battle for Nintendo. Even during the Game Boy era, it an issue the company has continually dealt with.

Originally found by Gamegeschiedenis, classic photos show Nintendo literally taking the fight to piracy. The images, captured by various sources, show Nintendo using a roller in the Netherlands to destroy thousands of counterfeit games. Even Mario was present at the event.

The caption from one of the photos reads:

“Video game company Nintendo is using a roller to combat piracy. At Lelystad airport ten thousand counterfeit video games were crushed. The Japanese company has started a targeted and structured worldwide campaign to combat forgeries of their video games. The destroyed games came from Hong Kong and were confiscated from a Dutch importing company.”

A few additional photos taken from various publications well over two decades ago can be found below.

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SEGA prepared some new DLC for Sonic Forces last month. By downloading an add-on, you can transform into Super Sonic.

There was a catch though. Originally, SEGA intended to make Super Sonic free for just a limited time. It was actually around today when the DLC was intended to cost $2.

Fortunately, SEGA has changed its mind. The Super Sonic DLC will now be free forever. You won’t have to fork over any extra cash for it at any point in the future.

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Nintendo has put out a new video highlighting some of the games you can expect to see on the eShops in January. Get a look at it below.

Celeste is out now on the Switch eShop, and a launch trailer has been published to celebrate the news. Check out the video below.

In addition to the NeoGeo title World Heroes 2, Hamster also published the classic game Kid Niki Radical Ninja on Switch today. We’ve posted some footage below.


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