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During the latest episode of Oha Suta, a brand new trailer aired for Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon. The video offers a look at the story, riding on Solgaleo and Lunala, and more. You can watch the video below.

Atooi has clarified its plans for Mutant Mudds on Switch. Later this year, the developer will be bringing Mutant Mudds Collection to the eShop.

Mutant Mudds Collection will feature both Mutant Mudds Deluxe and Mutant Mudds Super Challenge. The new puzzler Mudd Blocks is also included.

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

Switch – 73,231
PS4 – 22,822
New 3DS LL – 9,915
New 2DS LL – 8,359
PS4 Pro – 6,547
Vita – 3,732
2DS – 1,655
New 3DS – 392
Xbox One – 71
Wii U – 68
PS3 – 64

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

Switch – 43,426
PS4 – 18,396
New 3DS LL – 8,726
New 2DS LL – 8,508
PS4 Pro – 5,418
Vita – 3,707
2DS – 1,659
New 3DS – 379
PS3 – 87
Xbox One – 76
Wii U – 56

And here are the software charts:

Our next dose of Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon news isn’t too far off. Oha Suta, a Japanese variety show in Japan, is teasing a special episode for tomorrow morning (JST) in which they vist The Pokemon Company. It iwll contain a global premiere of footage from the games.

Nothing further is known beyond this. Either way, expect some news about Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon very soon.

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Super Mario Odyssey makes a major change to a core gameplay element of the series. Lives are now completely gone. When you die in Super Mario Odyssey, you lose coins instead.

This ties in with another element of Super Mario Odyssey. Players can use coins to purchase all sorts of outfits and hats, including a wetsuit, Mario’s look in Mario Maker, and even a golfer’s uniform resembling what he wore in NES Open Tournament Golf.

Game Informer just published a video that offers a new look at the Cascade Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey. View the video below.

At CEDEC 2017 last month, Nintendo held a presentation dedicated to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. It focused on approach to development and behind the scenes creation from a technical standpoint. It’s not the sort of thing that you’re normally able to hear about it, but it was pretty darn interesting.

Matt Walker combed through everything that was shared at the presentation and shared a summary on Twitter. We’ve rounded up all of the notable tweets below.

Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns+ is coming to 3DS, according to the latest issue of Famitsu.

Thus far, only a few details have leaked out of the magazine. We know that Marvelous has touched things up and made it more enjoyable to play overall. Also, when you start the game you can choose between liking animals or fishing. StreetPass is also supported so that items can be traded between players.

The latest issue of License! Global contains a feature about Level-5. Apparently, the magazine has some information about what’s to come for the company.

First, License! Global claims that a new Layton game is planned for late summer 2018. Actual details about the title are not provided.

The magazine goes on to talk about what’s next for Inazuma Eleven – specifically Inazuma Eleven. While it was already pointing in this direction, there’s further talk about the new game coming to Nintendo platforms.

Finally, License! Global indicates that The Snack World will be localized. It sounds like the plan is to bring the IP west starting in 2018 and 2019.

Below are the notable excerpts from the article:

Stardew Valley is coming to Switch on October 5, Chucklefish and ConcernedApe have announced. The news applies to both North America and Europe.

Pricing for Stardew Valley will be set at $14.99.

Here’s the news straight from ConcernedApe:


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