Last month, Gamasutra spoke with GungHo Online Entertainment president and CEO Kazuki Morishita at E3 2015. We have a few excerpts below.

After the break, you can read up on what Morishita said about working with Nintendo on Puzzle & Dragons, the company making mobile titles (not much on this front), and the Japanese console market. The full interview is located here.

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Family Gamer TV has posted a new video showing off the Skylanders SuperChargers Dark Edition. View it below.

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Liam Robertson has created a new video that looks back on three Metroid projects. It mainly focuses on the troubled development of Hunters and the cancelled Dread game, thought there’s a tiny bit on Federation Force as well. Check out the video below.

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Could Sora from Kingdom Hearts make his way into Disney Infinity? Perhaps. If nothing else, Disney Interactive executive John Vignocchi seems interested in the idea.

While interacting with fans on Twitter, Vignocchi said:

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Even though Yoshi’s Woolly World is out in Europe, Nintendo is still creating trailers for the game on its European YouTube accounts. This latest one focuses on Power Badges and the Mellow Mode. Watch it below.

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Eurogamer has posted a video of Mighty No. 9 containing 13 minutes of footage from the game. Take a look below.

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Be Studios is bringing Dare Up Adrenaline to the North American Wii U eShop tomorrow, a listing on Nintendo’s website confirms. It will be available for $9.

Below is an overview of the sports racing game:

Be Studios greatest success so far! Feel the adrenaline of flying with a wingsuit through narrow passages, dangerous cliffs, and down hills full of trees and rocks that will take your gaming experience to a whole new level!

Dare Up! Adrenaline with enhanced graphics and new game play modes. The Wii U™ version of our most popular and successful title, which already had more than 2 MILLION unique plays on the Web and almost 240 THOUSANDS downloads with its mobile version.

And here’s an official trailer:

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Another Art Academy: Home Studio video has been shared by Nintendo UK. Below, you’ll find a time lapse of a Mario & Luigi drawing. Note that this will likely be our final video coverage of the title.

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This week’s issue of Famitsu is in, and it features plenty of Nintendo titles. The magazine’s coverage includes 7th Dragon III Code: VFD, The Great Ace Attorney, Monster Hunter Diary Poka Poka Airou Village DX, Monster Hunter X, Shin Megami Tensei X Fire Emblem, Super Robot Wars BX, and Yo-Kai Watch Busters. Scans of these games can be found below.

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Disney Infinity 3.0: Play Without Limits is launching on August 30 in North America and August 28 in the UK, Disney Interactive has announced.

At participating retailers, those who pre-order the Disney Infinity 3.0 Starter Pack or standalone software will receive the new Toy Box Takeover Game Piece for free. If you have a Disney Infinity 1.0 or 2.0 Starter Pack, you can purchase the software on its own or a bundle featuring Play Set options of Twilight of the Republic or Inside Out.

Disney Interactive also shared details and screenshots for Toy Box Takeover and Toy Box Speedway, a pair of new Toy Box Expansion Games. All of that content is posted below.

Toy Box Takeover
When Syndrome gets his hands on Merlin’s magic wand, it’s up to the player to stop him. Using their favorite characters in Disney Infinity, they must battle across multiple worlds, such as Pirates of the Caribbean, Marvel’s Upper Manhattan, The Old West, or The Incredibles Volcano Lair to defeat the bad guys before they ruin the Toy Box forever. Players can complete missions with family and friends via two-player local co-op or four-player online.

Toy Box Speedway
Players can join their favorite Disney, Disney•Pixar, Marvel’s and Star Wars™ characters and vehicles in an action-packed kart-racer. With nine franchise-themed tracks to choose from – Sugar Rush, Frozen, Tatooine, a classic Star Wars™ location, San Fransokyo, Agrabah, Monsters Inc., Halloween Town, Gravity Falls or Marvel’s Knowhere – they can choose from three different game modes including Time Trial mode, Race mode and Combat mode. Players put their driving skills to the test as they attack opponents with gadgets and weapons and earn trophies across three challenge cups.

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