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Bandai Namco’s mysterious new free-to-play game formerly known as Project Treasure, which was recently revealed as Lost Reavers, has now released the Beta for players in Japan to try. The free-to-play Wii U exclusive has you and other players attempting to reach the end of dungeons with a specific set of skills dependent on your character while collecting treasures along the way. You can read up more on the various characters and watch its brand new trailer here.

No word yet on when or if we’ll be seeing this Beta make its way over to the west.

Thanks Niels for the heads up!

Leading up to Super Mario Maker’s release on Sept. 11th, we’re highlighting some of the coolest, most creative, or just plain ridiculous levels users have created so far. In this episode, we check out the level “The Great Goomba March” from Dalagonash in the UK, who piles in more goombas per square foot than we’ve ever seen in a Mario level!

Let us know if you have any suggestions for levels we should cover in the comments and we’ll check it out!

Capcom has sent out yet another batch of screenshots from Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village DX. View them below.

Mighty No. 9 was shown on the GameStop Expo 2015 live stream earlier today. Take a look at the full recording below.

Capcom launched the official Monster Hunter Stories website today. To access the page, head on over here.

We’ve gathered the first screenshots and art from Monster Hunter Stories below. The first translated details can be found here in our extensive report.

This week’s Wii U eShop charts are as follows:

Software

1. Splatoon
2. Zelda: Ocarina of Time
3. Runbow
4. Super Mario Maker
5. Cube Life: Island Survival
6. Super Mario 64
7. Super Mario World
8. Woah Dave!
9. Super Mario Bros. 3
10. Ducktales Remastered
11. Super Mario Bros.
12. Paper Mario
13. Sin & Punishment
14. Shovel Knight
15. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
16. Donkey Kong 64
17. Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
18. Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising
19. The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth
20. EarthBound

Videos

1. Let’s Watch! Super Mario Maker Overview!
2. Yoshi’s Woolly World E3 2015 Trailer
3. Splatoon Big Splats Trailer
4. Disney Infinity 3.0 Announcement Trailer
5. Play Nintendo Introduction Video
6. Cube Life: Island Survival Trailer
7. Splatoon Big Splats Trailer
8. Super Mario Maker E3 2015 Trailer
9. Super Smash Bros. Mii Fighters Suit Up for Wave Three
10. Runbow – Bowhemoth Featurette
11. Skylanders SuperChargers E3 Trailer
12. Splatoon Tower Control Trailer
13. Cube Life: Island Survival Trailer 2
14. Nintendo@E3 2015 Super Mario Maker Reactions
15. Runbow Character Reveal Trailer 2
16. Runbow Guest Character Reveal Trailer
17. The Bridge Trailer
18. Great Games to Buy with eShop Cards
19. Introducing amiibo
20. New amiibo TV Commercial

Source: Wii U eShop

Following a listing from the ESRB earlier today, it’s now confirmed that Mario Golf for the N64 is due out on the North American Virtual Console tomorrow. You’ll be able to purchase the Wii U download via the eShop for $9.99.

Here’s an overview:

Mario takes a well-deserved break from his role as the Mushroom Kingdom’s busiest hero and returns to the links for some world-class golfing action. Since no one likes to hit the fairways alone, he’s brought along a group of friends—both familiar characters and brand-new ones. Choose from 10 different modes of play and six 18-hole courses in a variety of environments for a golfing experience with endless replay value. Add fun, colorful graphics with a Mario touch, intuitive controls, incredibly deep gameplay, and multiplayer support into the mixture, and you have a game that anyone will enjoy—even if they’ve never played a round of golf!

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Nintendo updated its Japanese amiibo website with a release date for four more figures. Mewtwo, Mr. Game & Watch, Duck Hunt, and the Famicom R.O.B. amiibo will be out on October 29.

That last amiibo is particularly noteworthy, as it’s the only region that will have the Famicom version of R.O.B. In North American and Europe, Nintendo is bringing out the NES version.

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Nintendo and Capcom have announced a New 3DS bundle for Japan. This will include a standard (small) system, the cover plates pictured above, AC adapter, and 4GB microSDHC card.

Pricing is set at 17,000 yen for the bundle. The cover plates can also be purchased individually for 2,000 yen.

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Nintendo prepared a new trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes tonight. Thanks to the Japanese video, we now have confirmation that there are 32 stages in the game.

Nintendo also shared the game’s Japanese boxart, posted above. A teaser site is located here.

Japan is getting Zelda: Tri Force Heroes on October 22 for 4,700 yen.

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