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In the latest Play Nintendo video, you can learn how to make your own “Super Star Cookies” inspired by the Mario series. Olivia Holt takes us through the process of creating them from scratch. The full video is attached below.

SEGA has now published a full launch trailer for Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX, which you can watch below. The game is out now in North America and comes out tomorrow in Europe.

It’s Thursday afternoon, which means it’s time for this week’s Collectible Badge Center update. With Super Mario Maker having been released, the application has received four panels from Super Mario Bros. such as pixelated Isabelle, Yoshi, and Wii Fit Trainer. There’s also a new Happy Home Designer panel and three new panels featuring Animal Crossing heads.

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There’s an extra tidbit of information – a very important one at that – regarding Super Mario Maker’s first update. After applying version 1.01, it appears that the 9-day unlocking system has been removed.

Here’s how the new format works. Rather than having to wait a full day for content to unlock, you now need to wait just 15 minutes after spending that time with level editing. 30 minutes in, you’ll have day 2’s content. The same goes for day 3’s content after 45 minutes – so on and so forth.

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Still in need of the Splatoon amiibo 3-pack? Look no further than GameStop! It’s currently in stock on the retailer’s website here.

Natsume is bringing Gotcha Racing to Europe in a couple of weeks, according to a listing on the eShop. The release is currently scheduled for September 24. At launch, it will cost €5.99.

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We heard about Super Mario Maker’s first update in Japan earlier today. If you missed it, you can read up on the details here.

It appears that this update is live in Europe, and it will be up in North America tomorrow as well (if it’s not available already). We now know that the size comes in at around 175MB.

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Ubisoft has announced Just Dance Gold Edition, a package featuring all tracks from Just Dance 2016 in addition to three months access to Just Dance Unlimited.

Here’s an overview as to what Just Dance Unlimited entails:

First introduced at E3 2015, Just Dance Unlimited is a new subscription streaming service available for new-gen motion-control gaming platforms, including Nintendo’s Wii U system, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system. The service will be available to Just Dance 2016 players worldwide and provides a rich library of tracks from previous Just Dance games, most of which will be playable on new-gen for the first time. Through Just Dance Unlimited, players will be able to enjoy more than 150 top songs from previous games in addition to exclusive new hits added throughout the year.

Along with the smartphone Controller App innovation available this year for Just Dance 2016, all Just Dance Unlimited songs can be played using a smartphone (iOS or Android device with free Just Dance Controller App required, along with a compatible Wii U).

A one-month pass for Just Dance Unlimited costs $6.99. A three month pass sets you back $14.99, while a one-year pass is $39.99.

Just Dance Gold Edition will be available on October 20. Pricing is set at $59.99.

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SEGA announced its lineup for the 2015 Tokyo Game Show earlier today. There’s not much in terms of Nintendo titles, but we do know that 7th Dragon III Code: VFD will be playable. A stage show is also planned.

Warner Bros. will also have a presence at SEGA’s booth. LEGO Jurassic World will be playable, but only on 3DS (and PS4).

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Image & Form has kicked off a new SteamWorld-related video series. In the first episode below, the studio discusses the franchise’s timeline.


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