Spike Chunsoft sent out a new trailer for Attack on Titan 2: Future Coordinates on 3DS today (different from Koei Tecmo’s Attack on Titan 2 for Switch). Watch it below.
Miitomo has been updated with more content. Users will find a returning stage theme, along with some brand new items.
“For my next trick… Miitomo Magic Show” is the returning theme. It includes the following:
– Playing cards top hat
– Playing card girl set (pumps)
– Playing card girl set (dress)
– Playing card print shirt
– Bunny pal (tuxedo)
– Playing card costume
– Playing card tuxedo
And as far as the new items go, you can nab the following:
– Bandage-pattern tights
– Tutankhamun hood
– Pharaoh costume
Super Mario Odyssey is having a big launch event at New York’s Rockefeller Center tonight. Before the official release, a special dance number was performed. It featured Jordan Fisher, who was in Hamilton on Broadway. You can see a video from Nintendo of the dance routine below.
Get a glimpse at the “Jump Up, Super Star!” dance number performed during the #SuperMarioOdyssey launch event! pic.twitter.com/7bAzcsV40E
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) October 27, 2017
Nintendo recently played the Guessing Game with a couple of developers working on Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon. Producer Shigeru Ohmori and director Kazumasa Iwao were the participants. See the full video below.
Mr. Ohmori & Mr. Iwao from the #PokemonUltraSunMoon development team play the Guessing Game! pic.twitter.com/aCgu59Xl4S
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) October 25, 2017
After announcing that Wheels of Aurelia is coming to Switch next week, footage is already in showing the game on Nintendo’s console. Check out some gameplay below.
Kotaku caught up with Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime, who touched on a whole bunch of topics in an interview. These include the release date for the next Zelda: Breath of the Wild DLC (coming soon), if we’ll see classic games on Switch, the closing of Miiverse, and the lack of My Nintendo rewards for Switch.
Read what Reggie had to say below. You can find the full article on Kotaku here.
Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp wasn’t originally supposed to take this long. Originally, Nintendo first spoke about the game in 2016. So why are we only seeing it now?
The Wall Street Journal reports that Pocket Camp was redone “at least once during the development process to ensure quality.” That’s according to the publication’s sources involved with the game’s creation.
The Wall Street Journal further notes that Nintendo “also had to prepare a full slate of limited-time events happening within the app to keep players coming back frequently”. It took some time for Fire Emblem Heroes to really get started on that front, which caused some people to lose interest. For Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, it sounds like Nintendo wanted to keep players busy from the get-go.