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The full North American website for Metroid: Samus Returns is now live. You can access it right here.

The Metroid: Samus Returns site has all sorts of information about the game, including amiibo support. Screenshots and video clips are spread throughout as well. We’ve compiled the footage in the video below.

Thanks to Gervaise B-A for the tip.

The Switch eShop has updated with some new screenshots of the neat-looking atmospheric sci-fi first-person adventure Morphite. Find them all in the gallery below.

After previously hitting Wii U, Minecraft: Story Mode – The Complete Adventure landed on Switch this week. You can watch a bunch of footage below.

During a live stream this week, Famitsu showed new footage of Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux. Watch the archived version below.

Yesterday, Nintendo revealed the most-used characters in ARMS starting with version 2.1. A brief follow-up report was shared since then regarding fighters with the highest winning percentages.

In first place is Twintelle. Ribbon Girl is in second, followed by Min Min in third. Indeed: all three are female fighters.

Nintendo also hinted that Max Brass was in last place. As the game’s newest playable character, maybe that isn’t entirely surprising.

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Fire Emblem Warriors will offer something that we haven’t really seen with Switch games before. In this month’s issue of Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream, it’s revealed that the game will allow players to select a higher frame rate in exchange for a lower resolution.

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Amazon has significant savings on the Zelda: Breath of the Wild Deluxe Edition guide. It was originally $80, but has not dropped down to just a hair under $50.

You can place an order here if you’re interested. You’ll be saving 38 percent ($30.62) with a purchase.

It’ll be a few weeks longer until One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition is out in the west, but it just released in Japan this week. Get a look at some footage below.

At the Nintendo World Championships qualifiers last weekend, attendees at Best Buy were given a flyer containing pre-order news about Super Mario Odyssey. The page stated that pre-orders placed between August 18 and September 23 would come with a collectible coin.

Thankfully, Best Buy has confirmed that the offer will apply to previous reservations that were placed. A store representative on the official Best Buy forums said that the coin should be applied “retroactively added prior to release, so there should be no reason to cancel and replace your pre-order.”

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Nintendo Australia prepared a new Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle-related video informing upcoming players about what they shouldn’t do when the game launches next week. It’ll help you ensure you’re adequately prepared for the Rabbid infested Mushroom Kingdom. Check out the video below.