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The latest episode of Nintendo’s Japanese show Nyannyan Neko Mario Time has now gone live. We’ve included it below.

Nintendo released official videos for Konami’s Soccer, Image Fight II, Field Combat, and Metro-Cross on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console. Watch them below.

SEGA will be hosting a new live stream for various games on Monday, including Shin Megami Tensei IV Final. It’ll be shown on Niconico at the following times:

– 3:55 AM PT – 5:15 AM PT
– 6:55 AM ET – 8:15 AM ET
– 11:55 AM in the UK – 1:15 PM in the UK
– 12:55 PM in Europe – 2:15 PM in Europe

Producer Kazuyuki Yamai will be on hand to show more from Shin Megami Tensei IV Final. We’ll be getting a new look at the battle system, the Sukuna-Hikona boss fight, and the Kanda area.

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Bandai Namco has shared the boxart for Haikyuu!! Cross Team Match!, its upcoming Japanese 3DS game. We have it above.

Last month, news leaked about Nintendo-themed items in Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer. In December, for Japan at least, these will finally be available.

Those with copies of Happy Home Designer can receive Nintendo consoles like Wii U and New 3DS, plus various store displays starting on December 1. The different items are pictured above. We should eventually be getting this content in the west as well, but a release date hasn’t been announced just yet.

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Believe it or not, there are still new collaborations being announced for Monster Hunter X.

The first one is based on Ushio and Tora, which net players a special “Beast Spear” Insect Glaive. Tora becomes your Kinsect and your hair grows very long like Ushio’s when the spear is equipped. This will be available on January 27 through a quest.

Also planned for Monster Hunter X is a collaboration for Magi. It’ll provide players with a pair of weapons when they finish a quest. Capcom will begin the event in March.

Take a look at the latest Monster Hunter X footage below.


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Monster Strike has once again received a new batch of screenshots. Find the latest images in the gallery below.

Nintendo originally announced near the system’s launch that you would eventually be able to buy the Wii U Gamepad separately and use two of them with the system. Well, support for more than one Gamepad at the time still hasn’t happened and probably will never happen, but you can in fact now buy a new Gamepad directly from Nintendo of Japan’s online store.

The standalone Gamepad costs 13,824 yen. If your old Gamepad broke and your warranty expired and you don’t want to pay for repairs, buying a new one is now an option. Note, however, that the Gamepad itself is region-locked, so it won’t work with your PAL or NTSC Wii U.

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A recent issue of Jump revealed a new Yu-Gi-Oh! collaboration for Monster Hunter X. In the game, players can use a Dark Magician costume for their Felyne Palico. Capcom shared an official screenshot of the collaboration earlier today, which you can see above.

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In this month’s issue of Nintendo Dream, the developers of Monster Hunter X confirmed that the game won’t have any subspecies.

It’s stated in the magazine that “it depends on what exactly you consider a subspecies”. As an example though, monsters listed as “Rathalos Subspecies” and other “subspecies” won’t be included.

Talking about the reasoning behind this, Capcom said that it wanted to add more variety of regular monsters instead of adding more monster subspecies.

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