NintendObserver’s select content on the Super Mario franchise.
NintendObserver’s select content on the Super Mario franchise.
A release date that came out of blue. This is Nintendo's big game right after E3.
This is for the history books. Captain Toad Treasure Tracker crossed the million on Switch alone.
Il y avait aussi un concours pour célébrer tout ça au Uniqlo La Défense.
Obviously my favorite is the one with the Super Mushroom hairpin.
Achetez Octopath. Franchement vous ne le regretterez pas.
Now I get it: the sale coincides with Odyssey and Breath of the Wild being compatible with Nintendo Labo VR Kit when the sale ends.
It doesn't get more high profile than that.
Please not that cutscenes do not support VR. Other than that, yup: this is indeed going to be Breath of the Wild VR.
I was just talking about that announcement from Japan the week before. 🙂
In this case, they designed specific courses made for VR.
The Super Mario Odyssey and The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild games will both receive a free update on April 26th to be compatible with the VR Goggles from the Nintendo Labo VR Kit.
Next up on April 22 will be the Splatoon franchise.
So here we are, waiting for Fire Emblem Three Houses. And here they are, playing the game in a Japanese commercial. ...I take offense with that. (Just kidding.)
The Spring Games are underway until April 30.
Never thought a day would come when I'd have that kind of thumbnail on my website.
Starting on March 25 and running through May 19, the spring promotion will include package art featuring the three characters Mario, Luigi and Yoshi.
Next are the Spring Games.
The sale ends on March 28.
It's not that new since these are concept arts for the Capture feature, but I thought it looked pretty cool. 🙂
While promoting Mario titles at the same time.