A number of Pokemon plushies have been offered at Build-A-Bear over the past couple of years. The store has previously offered Pikachu, Eevee, Charmander, and Squirtle. The latest one? Meowth.
Fans can purchase Meowth at Build-A-Bear starting today. For the $60 online bundle, you’ll receive the plush, a sound chip, and two costumes. A $28 Meowth and one outfit by themselves will also be sold in stores.
Note that the Team Rocket hoodie won’t be sold in stores at any point. A Quick Ball-styled hoodie will be sold at retail outlets for $12.50 both online and at the physical Workshop locations.
GameStop is taking pre-orders for several products showcased in last night’s Nintendo Direct. The Super Mario Odyssey Switch bundle, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Special Edition and Pro Controller, New 2DS XL Poke Ball Edition, Doom, and more are available. Everything can be found here.
This week’s European Nintendo Downloads are as follows:
Switch Retail
Cars 3: Driven to Win – €59.99
LEGO Worlds – €29.99
NBA 2K18 – €66.99
NBA 2K18 Legend Edition – €99.99
NBA 2K18 Legend Edition Gold – €149.99
Rayman Legends Definitive Edition – €39.99
Switch Download
ACA NeoGeo Spin Master – €6.99
36 Fragments of Midnight – €2.99
Beach Buggy Racing – €9.99
Kingdom: New Lands – €14.99
Pan-Pan – €5.00
Robonauts – €13.49
Quest of Dungeons – €8.99
Semispheres – €9.99
Kingdom: New Lands is out today on the Switch eShop in both North America and Europe. View some footage in the video below.
Nintendo Download (9/14/17, North America) – Metroid, NBA 2K18, Kingdom: New Lands, more
This week’s North American Nintendo Downloads are as follows:
Switch Retail
NBA 2K18 – $59.99 (available Friday)
NBA 2K18 Legend Edition – $99.99 (available Friday)
NBA 2K18 Legend Edition Gold – $149.99 (available Friday)
Switch Download
36 Fragments of Midnight – $2.99
ACA NeoGeo Spin Master – $7.99
Beach Buggy Racing – $9.99
Kingdom: New Lands – $14.99
Quest of Dungeons – $8.99
Robonauts – $13.49 (available Friday)
Semispheres – $9.99
Warner Bros. released a new vignette for The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game ahead of the September 22 launch. View today’s video below.
Amazon Germany has started taking pre-orders for a bunch of stuff announced during last night’s Nintendo Direct. These include the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Collector’s Edition and Pro Controller, Poke Ball New 2DS XL, Super Mario Odyssey Switch pouch, and Kirby Battle Royale. Everything is up here.
Thanks to axel for the tip.
Reddit user Takahashi2212 has compiled a listing of confirmed mini-games in Mario Party: The Top 100 based on what we’ve seen so far. 68 have been named in total, with more to come.
The listing is as follows:
Flyhigh Works has revealed a concrete release date for Deemo, their upcoming rhythm game on Switch. It will launch on the Japanese eShop next week, on September 21st, for 3,000 Yen. It will feature over 200 songs, with additional songs coming via free DLC this Winter.
A Western release has not yet been confirmed, but with the Switch being region-free, you can just grab it off the Japanese eShop if you don’t want to wait. Here’s a new trailer for the game:
Are you aware of the fact that Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle isn’t actually out in Japan yet? The much-lauded game has been available in the West for a couple of weeks now, but hasn’t hit Nintendo’s home turf yet. We’ve known for a while now that Nintendo are publishing the game themselves in Japan, and that it would be released sometime next year, but in the recent Nintendo Direct, a concrete date has finally been revealed. Turns out that Japanese fans won’t have to endure too much of 2018 without Mario + Rabbids as the game is launching on January 18th.
