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My Nintendo has been updated with new rewards and missions pertaining to Super Mario Run. Access the rewards here. You can also find the missions here.

Rewards are as follows:

– Toad: 0 points (redeemable 1 time)
– 1000 Coins: 60 Platinum Points
– 2000 Coins: 100 Platinum Points
– 3000 Coins: 140 Platinum Points
– White Flower Patch: 30 Platinum Points (redeemable 99 times)
– Block E: 100 Platinum Points (redeemable 10 times)
– 5 Toad Rally Tickets: 150 Platinum Points

And the missions:

Starfish brought Elminage Original to the Japanese 3DS eShop on Wednesday, and now we have two videos for the game. See them below.

Two more videos of Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball Heroes are in, courtesy of V Jump. Both are attached below.

We shared a My Nintendo video that was on the European eShop earlier this month, but an English version has now been made available. Check it out below.

Pikmin 2 has now arrived on the European Wii U eShop as a Wii download. Take a look at plenty of footage below.

Back in June, Nintendo filed several new patents pertaining to Switch. The full set of documents were finally published today.

There’s a whole lot of information to sift through here, to say the least. However, these are some of the main points that have been uncovered thus far:

– Images / text pertaining to HMD (head-mounted display) / VR
– Touch panel / touchscreen mentioned
– Gyro support is apparently in
– Shows two full controllers / four half JoyCons being connected at once
– Alternate JoyCon configurations with actual d-pads
– Shoulder buttons on JoyCons (L/R)
– Seems to confirm right JoyCon has an IR sensor (ie pointer)
– Both JoyCons have rumble motors
– NFC is in the right JoyCon
– The grip controller is basically a battery pack
– Seems to show fan in the Dock
– Seems to further suggest USB-C
– Console mode and portable modes mentioned where portable mode has less capability than docked mode
– One portion of the patent essentially talks about a sleep mode

Additional images from the patents can be found here. If any other noteworthy information is found, we’ll add it to this post.

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Minecraft: Wii U Edition will soon be adding some new DLC based on Fallout, Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic RPG franchise. Mojang announced the new DLC today and also shared first details about what’s included.

Here’s the lowdown:

“Working in the depths of their bunker complex, our artists and builders have been busy blasting Minecraft’s glorious overworld into an irradiated wasteland fit for Fallout fans to wander. Friendly cows, gently sauteed in the light of a thousand suns, have now sprouted second heads, while the familiar supersized spiders have made way for other overgrown arachnids, who scuttle through the dark wielding brutal stingers.

These are not the only mobs to get a little bit melty. Lurking in the shadow of the series’ familiar landmarks – like the Capitol building or Tenpenny Tower – are ghouls, mutants and madmen of many kinds. Vault Dwellers beware: you may be S.P.E.C.I.A.L., but the wasteland is a very dangerous place indeed.

This week’s North American Nintendo Downloads are as follows:

iOS

Super Mario Run – free to download, $10 for the full game

Wii U Download

Breakout Defense – $7.00
Scribble – $3.99

Wii Retail for Wii U

Excitebots: Trick Racing – $19.99

Apple users will now find new Pokemon stickers awaiting them on iMessage. These are based on creatures from Pokemon Sun/Moon, and also include Pikachu, Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur. The official iTunes page is located here.

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Update (12/15): Pre-orders are live on Play-Asia. The first-print limited edition is here while the standard version is here.


Original (12/14): Towards the beginning of 2017, an album for The Legend of Zelda 30th Anniversary Concert will launch in Japan. It will be available on February 15.

Nintendo held a Zelda concert in Japan on October 16. Music from the orchestrated performance is what publisher Nippon Columbia will be including on the CDs.

Fans will be able to choose between two versions: a first-print edition and standard release. The first-print edition will include a video DVD of the concert along with a CD stand and badges. Both versions contain two CDs and the same music.

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