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This information comes from Shigeru Miyamoto…

“We were working on a couple of ideas for the game for well over a year. There was one point where we had an Arwing Amiibo that would transform into the walker. But it was really tough to execute that in the normal Amiibo size and in a way that met with product-safety standards. We had to give up on it. For now, it’s only going to work with Fox and Falco from the Super Smash Bros. series. At some point, if we don’t have to do it at Amiibo size, it might be nice to have that Arwing that can transform into a walker.”

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Progress is still being made with Pokemon GO, and one of the game’s biggest steps yet is happening in Japan later this month. Niantic has now opened up sign ups on its website for a Japanese field test. This will be taking place later in the month.

As Niantic said today:

“The Pokémon Company and Niantic will be inviting users to field test Pokémon GO in Japan later this month. The Pokémon GO field test program will give users the opportunity to share early feedback and help improve the Pokémon GO experience. Please stay tuned for information about expansion of the field test to other markets.”

Sign ups are live here. But note that, again, this is only for Japan.

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Stage Adjustments:

  • Object placement in Regular Battle for the following stages will be changed to match that in Splat Zones.
    • Arowana Mall
    • Moray Towers

Siliconera has translated some details about the second wave of Fire Emblem Fates DLC, which was just announced for Japan today. You can find the full rundown below.

Hoshidan Festival of Bonding

– Will cost 250 yen and available starting March 16 in Japan.
– Takes place in an alternate Kingdom of Hoshido.
– CGIs of people dancing as part of festivities to pray for the healthy growth of children; however, a thief makes an appearance…
– This map has various conversations depending on the character setups.

Nohrian Festival of Bonding

– Will cost 250 yen and will be available starting March 23 in Japan.
– Takes place in an alternate Kingdom of Nohr.
– It features a festival that celebrates friendship; however, Nosferatu makes an appearance…
– conversations between Azura/Camilla, Ryoma/Scarlet, Izana/Elise and more. Again, you’ll get different conversation topics depending on which characters you have together.

Short-Lived Memories

– A pack of six maps for 1,500 yen and will be available on March 16 in Japan.
– Children of an unexplored region gets raided and lose their parents and hometown. After making an escape, what awaits them are new friends and the fate of battle.
– Shiro and Siegbert are shown conversing, saying “so we can’t do anything but sit here and wait until it’s all over… until Shigure dies?”
– completing one of the maps without losing any characters will give the Point Blank skill and other rewards.

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Metroid Prime: Federation Force received its first update since E3 2015 during today’s Nintendo Direct.


Fire Emblem Fates launched in North America last month. In Europe, the game is set to arrive on May 20. A special edition and New 3DS XL is planned.


Monster Hunter X is officially heading west. Today, it was announced during the Nintendo Direct that the 3DS title is being localized as Monster Hunter Generations. It’ll be out this summer.



Disney Art Academy is now official. The title was announced for 3DS during today’s Nintendo Direct, with plans for release in May in North America and July in Europe.


Just like the original Hyrule Warriors, on 3DS, Hyrule Warriors Legends will be receiving DLC. Four DLC packs are planned as well as a season pass. All of this information was announced during today’s Nintendo Direct.



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