This information comes from Shigeru Miyamoto…
“We were working on a couple of ideas for the game for well over a year. There was one point where we had an Arwing Amiibo that would transform into the walker. But it was really tough to execute that in the normal Amiibo size and in a way that met with product-safety standards. We had to give up on it. For now, it’s only going to work with Fox and Falco from the Super Smash Bros. series. At some point, if we don’t have to do it at Amiibo size, it might be nice to have that Arwing that can transform into a walker.”
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Proud to announce what 8-4 and @YachtClubGames have been working on: Nintendo is publishing Shovel Knight in Japan! https://t.co/J1tUF4xdSC
— Mark MacDonald (@markmacd) March 3, 2016
Here's a side by side comparison of pixel perfect mode for SNES on new 3DS Virtual Console
1st pic: on
2nd pic: off pic.twitter.com/xBZ5WD3zPw— Kyle McLain (@FarmboyinJapan) March 4, 2016
Progress is still being made with Pokemon GO, and one of the game’s biggest steps yet is happening in Japan later this month. Niantic has now opened up sign ups on its website for a Japanese field test. This will be taking place later in the month.
As Niantic said today:
“The Pokémon Company and Niantic will be inviting users to field test Pokémon GO in Japan later this month. The Pokémon GO field test program will give users the opportunity to share early feedback and help improve the Pokémon GO experience. Please stay tuned for information about expansion of the field test to other markets.”
Sign ups are live here. But note that, again, this is only for Japan.
Free demos for #YokaiWatch and #HyruleWarriors: Legends are now available on #3DS #eShop! pic.twitter.com/cVDAMYdWgo
— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) March 3, 2016