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The Art of Super Mario Odyssey is once again treating us to an interesting behind the scenes look at the Switch game. Coming from the newly-released book, we’re able to see scrapped costume designs.

It’s clear that Nintendo brainstormed all sorts of ideas during the development process. We’re able to see one costume that looks like it could have been pulled out of a classic cartoon, a maid outfit, and so much more.

We’ve rounded up the various images showing scrapped costume ideas in Super Mario Odyssey below.

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The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:

Switch – 42,957
PS4 – 15,322
New 2DS LL – 5,218
PS4 Pro – 5,084
Vita – 2,675
New 3DS LL – 1,978
2DS – 310
Xbox One X – 52
Xbox One – 23

For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:

Switch – 37,733
PS4 – 11,661
New 2DS LL – 4,563
PS4 Pro – 4,332
Vita – 2,718
New 3DS LL – 2,130
2DS – 407
Xbox One X – 75
Xbox One – 28

And here are the software charts:

Following today’s datamine, Nintendo has officially announced a special Halloween-themed event for Splatoon 2. It’ll feature a worldwide Splatfest as well as exclusive gear.

The Splatfest will run between October 19 and October 21. Players can choose between Team Trick or Team Treat.

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Dataminers have poked through the files of Splatoon 2 and have uncovered what appears to be an upcoming event. Though we don’t have all of the details at this time, if you’d like to find out what it is, continue on below.

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We’ve known that NES Open Tournament Golf, Solomon’s Key, and Super Dodge Ball are next up as the latest NES additions for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. We’ve also been aware that they would launch sometime this month. Now, however, Nintendo has provided a specific date.

NES Open Tournament Golf, Solomon’s Key, and Super Dodge Ball are all launching October 10. If you have an active subscription and the NES app, these games will be available to you.

Here’s a video promoting their release:

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Splatoon 2

In just over an hour from now, Splatoon 2’s next update will be going live. Version 4.1.0 includes new music, weapon adjustments, and much more.

The full patch notes are as follows:

Hello! Quick but important public service announcement about emails.

Unfortunately, within the past couple of weeks, our system experienced some major issues. That meant a number of emails were delivered to us late or not at all. Making matters worse, the issue impacted messages that we were sending out and replying to as well.

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Digimon Survive

In a recent issue of Famitsu, a couple of Digimon Survive developers were brought in to discuss the game. Producer Tsuzuki Katsuaki and series producer Kazumasa Habu talked about the game’s concepts, choices players can make in the game, how you’ll Digivolve in battle, and the amount of Digimon included.

We’ve gone ahead and prepared a full translation of the interview. To read it, continue on below.

Nintendo consoles have been known for their durability. The N64 was built to survive the 90’s and the Game Boy was not only the size of a brick but built like one too. These “bricks” were the foundation that paved the way for Nintendo’s future in both the home and console market. But Nintendo’s hardware sometimes isn’t as hard wearing as it used to be and for many people, myself included. I love my Switch, you love your Switch (probably), that girl you see on the bus each day loves her Switch. However, if you do have hardware issues, here’s your chance to have a good, safe, whinge.

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Prior to the Tokyo Game Show last week, a fan poll was held to determine the most wanted SEGA Ages games for Switch. Jet Set Radio topped the list, but right behind it was Shenmue I & II. While both of these titles were just recently re-released on modern platforms, Switch was left out of the equation. Perhaps that could that change in the future.

4Gamer interviewed localization director Hiroji Noguchi and localization producer Eigo Kasahara around TGS. The site brought up the interest in seeing Shenmue on Switch, and neither of them shot down the possibility. In fact, bringing Shenmue to Switch is something Kasahara would like to consider.


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