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June 25, 2019
by Perry Burkum - 6:57 am EDT
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Source: PR
This one comes with a cute little figurine.
It was announced that the upcoming roguelite-brawler "Sparklite" will be getting a Signature Edition as well as the standard Merge Games release.
This one includes a region free copy of Sparklite, Signature Edition Sleeve and Box, Original CD Soundtrack, a numbered certificate and a Nano Block figure (a change from the usual enamel pins).
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by Donald Theriault - 6:00 am EDT
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Source: Team17
Prepare to have your own kitchen nightmares.
Team17 will be cooking up a kitchen design sim next month.
Automachef, the previously announced kitchen design game, has nailed down a release date of July 23. It was originally tagged for a summer release.
A new trailer (below) has been released that shows the aesthetic of the game and introduces the assistant Robert Person; no relation to the one-time Major League Baseball pitcher is intended.
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by Donald Theriault - 6:00 am EDT
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Source: PixelNauts
How to fly through space without really trying.
July 16 will see a tale of space dodging hit the Switch.
Ontario-based independent developers PixelNauts will release their space action game Lost Orbit: Terminal Velocity three weeks from today. Originally released for the PlayStation 4, the game will launch for $9.99.
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June 24, 2019
by Donald Theriault - 7:28 pm EDT
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Source: The Arcade Crew
If the Rogue Corps isn't doing it for you, get back to basics.
One of the games announced for physical release in the Limited Run E3 event now has a digital release date.
Blazing Chrome, from The Arcade Crew, will bring run and gun madness to the Switch on July 11. Both horizontal and third person shooting is on display in a new trailer:
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by Donald Theriault - 5:00 am EDT
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Source: Nintendo
Yes, we ARE calling someone out for a Retroactive, why do you ask?
Thanks for leaving me in the place summer forgot.
Don't worry, we won't have to take that vacation in June next year. Anyway, the big release is of course Super Mario Maker 2 as the first of two separate four games in five week stretches we have between now and the end of calendar Q3.
You are *smooth*. What else we got?
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June 23, 2019
by Donald Theriault - 6:51 pm EDT
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Source: NPD Group
How is Nintendo looking going into Mario Maker 2 week?
The NPD Group's May survey is light on the new releases, but the Switch continues to roll on.
All rankings and figures are based on revenue unless noted, for the period of May 5 - June 1.
The May hardware race saw the Switch lead for the sixth consecutive month, and once again be the only system to show growth over the May 2018 period. Hardware was down 20% overall from last year, despite the Switch's growth.
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June 18, 2019
by Mitchell Parton - 4:36 pm EDT
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Surprise, surprise: It looks like a Nintendo Switch but... smaller. And with a D-pad.
A Chinese company has posted a series of accessories on their webpage that appear to be for the unannounced Nintendo Switch Mini.
Twitter user @Cptn_Alex posted the following tweet Tuesday morning, which says that he received an email from a company claiming to sell Nintendo Switch Mini accessories, including carrying cases and screen protectors.
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by Neal Ronaghan - 1:29 pm EDT
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Source: Kotaku
The seasoned Zelda remake team returns to the series after Ever Oasis.
Developer Grezzo is working on The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening on Switch, according to Nintendo's Eiji Aonuma in an interview with Kotaku at E3 2019.
Grezzo has years of experience with the Zelda series, having brought Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask to 3DS. They also assisted with Tri Force Heroes. Their more recent projects were the 2017 3DS game Ever Oasis and the 2018 portable port of Luigi's Mansion.
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by Jared Rosenberg - 4:32 am EDT
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The creator of Shenmue, Yu Suzuki, confirmed that his old creations like Out Run & Space Harrier will not appear in the upcoming sequel.
During an interview with NWR at E3 2019, the acclaimed game designer Yu Suzuki explained that unfortunately his classic arcade games would not be playable in Shenmue 3.
As the head of SEGA's AM2 division, Yu Suzuki designed arcade hits one after another during the 1980s and 1990s. Games like Virtua... Read more...
June 17, 2019
by Xander Morningstar - 6:32 pm EDT
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Source: GameXplain
Sorry Squishy Gooigi and Glow-in-the-Dark King Boo.
Nintendo Treehouse Representative Nate Bihldorff has confirmed that Luigi's Mansion 3 will not support any Amiibo in an interview with the YouTube Channel GameXplain. Also, Bihldorff had nothing to announce about DLC, whether the game would have Labo VR support, and even who the composer for Luigi's Mansion 3 is. Luigi's Mansion 3 is planned to release later this Fall.
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by Donald Theriault - 6:28 pm EDT
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Source: Nintendo
And we get a new Twitter account to go with it.
Dr. Mario World will be opening for business early next month.
The LINE-developed puzzle game will be available for iOS and Android on July 10 (North America time). Pre-registration is now available in the appropriate app stores: iOS and Android. Updates for the game will be called out on the new Twitter account @DrMarioWorld_en.
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by Donald Theriault - 6:00 am EDT
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Source: Nintendo
Board man get ring, while we get bandicoots. I think Kawhi got the better deal here.
This week's releases will be posted around the time I head over to something I never dreamed of attending - a NBA championship parade in Canada - so we'll be brief here. The big releases are Crash Team Racing: Nitro Fueled on Friday, My Friend Pedro, and Citizens of Space, with possible dispensation to Catan once we figure out how much I have to actually pay for it.
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June 12, 2019
by Carmine Red - 12:10 pm EDT
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Source: The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal suggests that Nintendo is both managing possible tariff expenses and planning new hardware revisions.
Nintendo has moved some of their manufacturing for the Nintendo Switch console outside of China to Southeast Asia, according to Wall Street Journal sources from the videogame company's supply chain. The Journal's sources are also claiming that additional models beyond the current Switch version are being manufactured outside of China as well.
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by Xander Morningstar - 10:26 am EDT
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It's a monster mash party!
Luigi’s Mansion 3 will feature the return of the first game's Portrait Ghosts as well as the 2013 sequel's ScareScraper mode. Developer Next Level Games' Bryce Holliday, who directed Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, made an appearance to show off the game.
In the multiplayer ScareScraper mode, up... Read more...
by Carmine Red - 1:01 am EDT
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Source: CD PROJECT RED, CD PROJECT RED
The retail edition will include the base game, expansions, and DLC all on a single game card.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Complete Edition will take "roughly 32GB" of storage space on the Nintendo Switch, according to the game's official Twitter account. In addition to this, the game's marketing materials promises that the physical game card in retail versions of the game will include the base... Read more...
June 11, 2019
by Xander Morningstar - 10:09 pm EDT
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Check out those movie posters!
Luigi's Mansion 3 was shown off on the Treehouse at Nintendo's E3 2019 show. While demonstrating a "movie theater" level, a few movie posters on the wall showcase some familiar references to other games worked on by Next Level Games.
Mario from the 2005 GameCube title, Super Mario Strikers
Mario...
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by Carmine Red - 4:24 pm EDT
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Source: Nintendo
Some of the new moves in the Switch's Luigi's Mansion 3 were conceptualized working on a Wii U version of the franchise.
The Luigi's Mansion franchise was once planned for Nintendo's Wii U console. Kensuke Tanabe, Senior Officer for Nintendo's Entertainment Planning & Development Division, revealed this tidbit of behind-the-scenes info during an E3 2019 Tree House gameplay segment showcasing the upcoming Luigi's Mansion 3.
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by James Jones - 3:22 pm EDT
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Join us at 9 PM Eastern, 6 Pacific for our live E3 reaction show!
It's the day of Nintendo's E3 Direct, which means it's time for the RFN Team to say things about it.
You can join us tonight, at 9 PM Eastern/6 PM Pacific, for our recording session.
You can join us in the NWR Discord chat to join the fun.
Audio Link: http://www.nintendoworldreport.com:8000/rfnlive.mp3
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by Justin Berube - 2:34 pm EDT
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There will be some limits this time around.
Unlike past main series Pokémon titles, Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield will have some limitations on which creatures can be transferred to the upcoming games. As revealed during E3 2019's Treehouse Live, only Pokémon that appear in the Galar Region Pokédex can be transferred to the game from the upcoming Pokémon Home service. Of course, some Pokémon from previous generations will be part of this Pokédex, but not all of them.
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by Neal Ronaghan - 1:07 pm EDT
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Source: Nintendo Treehouse Live
We kind of knew this but now there is zero doubt.
Next Level Games are returning to Luigi's Mansion with Luigi's Mansion 3 after a trip to the Metroid universe in Metroid Prime: Federation Force.
Nintendo was previously a little cagey about confirming Next Level Games' involvement after Luigi's Mansion 3 was revealed in 2018, but during a Treehouse Live segment at E3 2019, Next Level Games was confirmed as the main development team.
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