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Another couple of Monster Hunter X trailers are in. Below, you’ll find full videos focusing on the Hunting Horn and Hammer.

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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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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Super Mario Maker was released in Japan today and it has already received its first update. Patch 1.01, for which you’ll need 201 MB of free space, comes with these changes:

 

  • “Create a course” scene: a small element was added
  • Condition(s) for increasing the amount of useable parts (in the level editor) were added
  • Various changes meant to improve the gameplay experience

 

It seems likely that this patch will also be applied to European and US versions of the game once they release tomorrow.

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Capcom issued another round of screenshots for Monster Hunter X today. We’ve gathered them up in the gallery below.

Capcom has published an official video for one of the Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village DX 3DS themes available in Japan. Watch it below.

Another couple of Monster Hunter X trailers are in. Below, you’ll find full videos focusing on the Sword and Shield as well as the Dual Blades.

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of Super Mario Bros., a new 3DS theme has come out in Japan. You can get a look at it in the video below.

Gaijin Hunter has posted close to two hours of footage from Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village DX. Capcom brought the game out in Japan today. For the extensive gameplay, take a look at the video below.

Next month, Nintendo will be shipping out a 256-page Mario encyclopedia in Japan. It contains content pertaining to 17 Mario games from the original Super Mario Bros. up through Super Mario World. In terms of content, readers can expect coverage of characters, enemies, power-ups, items, stages, techniques and graphics of each game.

The encyclopedia goes on sale on October 19. Pricing is set at 3,132 yen.

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