Author: Aiden
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Walmart appears to have shipped Paper Mario pre-orders despite cancellation email
It’s Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door release day, an exciting moment for fans of the beloved RPG and newcomers alike. However, the launch has been marred by controversy in the States. Both Amazon and Walmart canceled pre-orders for the game, with Walmart doing so just last week without any explanation. Despite this, Walmart seems to…
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Custom Magikarp Game Boy Advance SP revealed, starts at $300
A stunning custom Magikarp Game Boy Advance SP is making waves in the gaming community. This eye-catching handheld device, designed by supergusiland for DK’s Game Emporium, features a dazzling gold chrome shell inspired by the iconic shiny Magikarp Pokemon card from the Neo Revelation expansion of the Pokemon Trading Card Game. While the gaming world…
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Mario fan game lets players craft their own Super Mario 64 levels
Everyone loves a good Mario level. Since Nintendo first launched a Mario Bros. game in 1983, fans have tirelessly worked to complete them in all sorts of creative ways. The release of Super Mario Maker on the Wii U in 2015 further fueled this creativity, allowing fans to design the Mario levels of their dreams.…
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Nintendo’s new job opening hints at innovative packaging for future products
Nintendo of America has posted a fascinating new job opening that could signal significant changes for the company’s future products. The job, located in Nintendo’s main office in Redmond, Washington, seeks a senior graphic designer with a knack for creative and high-visibility design projects. The responsibilities include designing hardware bundles and packaging, working closely with…
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Stardew Valley creator updates on Version 1.6 console ports: “extra work” ahead
Stardew Valley fans awaiting the arrival of Version 1.6 on console platforms received another update from creator Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone. Despite the initial rollout on PC in March, Barone revealed that bringing the update to consoles involves “extra work beyond the PC version.” In his recent statement, Barone expressed his commitment to expediting the process,…
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Nintendo confirms its commitment to physical games
In an era dominated by digital downloads and streaming services, the importance of physical media in gaming remains a topic of discussion. With Nintendo reaffirming its commitment to releasing physical copies alongside digital versions, it underscores the enduring value some players place on tangible game discs and cartridges. For many, physical media represents more than…
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Japan: Zelda Tears of Kingdom soundtrack unveiled & includes 344 tracks
Zelda fans, get ready to immerse yourself in the enchanting melodies of the Tears of the Kingdom soundtrack. Confirming earlier leaks, Nintendo announces the official release of the soundtrack in Japan on July 31, 2024. Featuring a staggering 344 tracks spread across 9 discs, this musical masterpiece promises to transport listeners to the magical realm…
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Pikachu VW Beetle: a rare gem revives nostalgia for Pokemon fans
Pokémon enthusiasts and automotive aficionados alike are in for a treat as a rare 1998 Volkswagen Beetle, affectionately known as the “Pikabug,” hits the market. This iconic vehicle, sanctioned by Nintendo and Volkswagen, offers a nostalgic trip down memory lane for millennials who grew up playing Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow. Originally part of Nintendo’s…
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Nintendo partner Paladin Studios closes after nearly two decades
In a poignant announcement, Dutch indie developer Paladin Studios bid farewell after an impressive run spanning “almost 19 years.” The studio, known for its collaboration with gaming giant Nintendo on the Switch eShop hit Good Job! in 2020, cited financial challenges as the primary reason for its closure. Paladin Studios, once a bustling hub with…
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Take-Two closes OlliOlli and Kerbal Space Program 2 devs amid industry layoffs
In the latest blow to the gaming industry, Take-Two Interactive Software has reportedly made the decision to shut down two of its subsidiaries, Private Division and Roll7, as well as Intercept Games, the developer behind Kerbal Space Program 2. This move adds to the unfortunate trend of job losses that have plagued the industry this…