Special challenges on Pokémon Shuffle have given player the opportunity to gain Mega Stones for Pokémon that are typically unobtainable by normal means in the game. We’ve had many events since Pokémon Shuffle released earlier in the year, and we now have another one to join the ranks, this time for Garchomp!
The Mega Garchomp challenge is now live and will run until August 17th. Just like most of the other Mega Stone challenges so far, this is a competition to see which players can rank the highest in their respective regions. If you’re one of the top 12k in Europe, 18k in North America, and 50k in Japan, you’ll earn a Garchompite for Mega Garchomp. If you happen to also place in the top 16k in Europe, 26k in North America, or 70k in Japan, you’ll receive an Attack Power Up, while the top 3k in Europe, 5k in North America and 15k in Japan will also obtain a Mega Speedup alongside the previously listed. As usual, if you happen to not rank in your region you will still be awarded a Jewel just for trying, so give it a shot! You have nothing to lose!
Hoenn’s third legendary Rayquaza makes its return to Pokémon Shuffle! For players that weren’t able to obtain Rayquaza the first time around, you now have another chance to catch the green beast.
This event will run until August 17th. As usual, be sure to Check In to update your game and gain access to this event. Good luck!
Capcom published two more weapon videos for Monster Hunter X today. View trailers for the Bow and Heavy Bowgun below.
Life of Pixel has been received a new patch. On Miiverse, developer Super Icon talked about what’s changed.
The new update primarily addresses bugs and makes minor fixes. Additionally, players can now switch sound between the TV and GamePad.
Below is Super Icon’s full Miiverse note:
Have you been experiencing any issues/errors while playing Splatoon over the past day or so? Well, it’s not entirely out of the ordinary.
Errors were something that Nintendo was somewhat prepared for. Actually, Nintendo mentioned this on the company’s Japanese Twitter account last night.
If you’re encountering errors, you should try resetting your Wii U. That’s definitely the first step you should take. If you’re still seeing issues for whatever reason, try reentering your connection settings on the console or rebooting your router. All should hopefully be fixed by taking these steps!
Thanks to John for the tip.
Nintendo’s latest addition to the Japanese 3DS download Collectible Badge Center is Kirby Fighters Deluxe. There are twelve panels from Kirby Fighters Z to choose from including two sets of app icon badges. Nintendo also a new set of four Baito badges (one for each 90 yen spent).
Big John Games created a new Cube Creator 3D trailer to show the game’s new 1.1 update. We’ve posted it below.
Originally, we thought that Super Mario Maker could have as many as 100 levels. That information was based on a tidbit found on the game’s UK website a few weeks back. The blurb was just updated earlier this week to say that Super Mario Maker will offer “dozens” of levels.
The final level count now seems to be sitting at over 60 based on information coming from Nintendo of France. It also looks like Rayman creator Michel Ancel has designed one of the courses. Below, you’ll find a video of Ancel playing around with Super Mario Maker and talking about the series – though it’s unfortunately only available in French.
Xenoblade Chronicles came out on the European Wii U eShop yesterday as the latest Wii download. Watch some footage from the RPG below.
