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Pure Nintendo

Star Fox is BACK! Pure Nintendo Podcast E161

The Pure Nintendo Podcast episode E161 discusses the latest Star Fox news, including an announcement for a new game on the Nintendo Switch 2. The hosts also review Nintendo's financial data, the release date for Mina the Hollower, and a notable retirement within Nintendo. The episode touches on the Gaming Hall of Fame and games played, such as Quartet, Tomodachi Life, and Starbites.

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Nintendo Life

Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (9th May)

Several Nintendo editors and contributors share their weekend gaming plans, which include titles like Tomodachi Life, Pragmata, Pentiment, and various Metroidvanias. There's also excitement for upcoming releases such as a Star Fox reimagining and a new Mina the Hollower release date.

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Shack News

Nintendo's Star Fox & GameChat features make me want a Miiverse back more than ever

The author expresses a desire for Nintendo to bring back Miiverse, citing the new Star Fox and GameChat features as reasons why. They question why Nintendo is implementing chat features for specific characters like Fox McCloud instead of a broader social platform like Miiverse.

CGmag Online

Legendary Nintendo Designer Takashi Tezuka Announces Retirement After 42 Years

Legendary Nintendo designer Takashi Tezuka, instrumental in shaping franchises like Mario and The Legend of Zelda, announced his retirement effective June 26, 2026, after 42 years with the company. Tezuka, who joined Nintendo in 1984, directed titles such as Super Mario Bros. 3 and A Link to the Past, and served as lead producer for the Mario series for two decades. The announcement was made alongside Nintendo's financial results, which also noted a planned price increase for the Nintendo Switch 2.

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Nintendo Life

Talking Point: Will You Be Getting A Switch 2 Before The Price Goes Up?

Nintendo is increasing the price of the Nintendo Switch 2 by $50 USD / €30 starting September 1st, bringing the new RRP to $499.99 USD / €499.99. This follows a previous price hike for the original Switch in the US and Sony's recent PlayStation 5 price increases. Despite the higher cost and lack of a major exclusive title, the Switch 2 has sold nearly 20 million units in its first 10 months.

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Nintendo Life

Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream Sales Are Off To A Flying Start

Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream has achieved over 3.8 million global sales in its first two weeks. This strong launch for the Nintendo Switch title suggests it may surpass the 6.73 million units sold by its Nintendo 3DS predecessor, Tomodachi Life. Nintendo has confirmed the sales figures in its latest financial report.

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Gamespot

Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream Is Selling Like Hotcakes

Nintendo announced that its social life simulator, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, has sold over 3.8 million units globally in its first two weeks. The game, released on April 16, has garnered significant attention, with popular videos and active subreddits contributing to its strong performance on the Nintendo Switch.

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Retro Gamer

Hey Tomodachi Life players, don't invest in the pricey official Switch stylus and grab this alternative pack…

This article recommends an affordable alternative to the official Nintendo Switch stylus for players of Tomodachi Life. The author suggests the MEKO 3 in 1 Stylus Pens as a cost-effective option that enhances Mii customization without scratching the screen. The review highlights the improved drawing experience compared to using fingertips.

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Nintendo Life

Random: One Tomodachi Life Fan Is Living The Dream With A 3D-Printed Switch Dock Cover

An Instagram creator, rocketlab_design, has designed and 3D-printed a custom Nintendo Switch dock cover inspired by the Fresh Kingdom supermarket from the game Tomodachi Life. The detailed replica can accommodate either the Switch 1 or 2 dock, and the creator has shared the blueprints for others to use.

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Pure Nintendo

Review: Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is a simulation game where players create Miis and observe their independent lives, leading to unpredictable and humorous interactions. The game features a real-world clock for daily check-ins and extensive customization options for Miis and island aesthetics. While it offers a unique and creative experience, repetition can set in over extended play, though it remains an entertaining sequel to the original.

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Happy Gamer

Fan Recreates Every Overwatch Hero in Nintendo's Tomodachi Life | HappyGamer

A fan has recreated every hero from the game Overwatch within Nintendo's life simulation title, Tomodachi Life. The creator utilized the limited character customization options of the Nintendo 3DS game to meticulously design over 30 distinct Overwatch characters, showcasing significant dedication and creativity. This fan project highlights the passion within gaming communities for merging beloved franchises and pushing the boundaries of in-game creation tools.

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Retro Gamer

Avoid Nintendo's eShop until you've seen Newegg's current gift card combo

Newegg is offering a deal on Nintendo eShop gift cards, selling two $50 cards for $80.50, providing nearly $20 in savings. This offer allows users to purchase digital games and content for the Nintendo Switch at a discounted price. Several first-party titles like Luigi's Mansion 3 and Super Mario Bros. Wonder are also currently on sale.

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Gamespot

Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream Won't Judge You If You're Horny

The latest Tomodachi Life's lax text filtering allows players to engage in discussions about sexual topics, reflecting a complex online environment of both permissiveness and restriction. Despite Nintendo's family-friendly image, the game's design, particularly its lack of easy sharing features, creates a private space where players can explore humor and intimacy without immediate external judgment.

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Gamespot

Game Over: You Can Be Laid To Rest In A Mario Coffin

Brazilian manufacturer Bignotto has created a line of unofficial Super Mario-themed coffins featuring designs inspired by Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, and Princess Peach. The company, which has previously created Barbie and Fairy OddParents themed coffins, showcased the designs with Super Mario Bros. music. In other Nintendo news, the Super Mario Galaxy Movie was briefly the highest-grossing film of 2026 before being surpassed by Michael.

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Gamespot

Here's How To Make Your Favorite Famous Miis In Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream

This guide explains how to recreate famous Miis in Tomodachi Life using the fan-made website Tomodachi Share. The site hosts thousands of user-created Mii designs with tutorials for replication. Players can also find instructions on exporting in-game clips to share their creations.

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Nintendo Life

Nintendo Music Takes To The Court With A Mario Tennis Album Update

Nintendo has updated its mobile application with the soundtrack for Mario Tennis Aces, featuring 26 tracks composed by Motoi Sakuraba. This addition follows recent updates that included music from Tomodachi Life and Super Mario Galaxy. Access to the Nintendo Music service requires an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription.

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Happy Gamer

Takanashi Kiara Tops VTuber Rankings with Tomodachi Life 2 Stream | HappyGamer

Takanashi Kiara of Hololive English topped VTuber rankings on April 27th with 5,960 concurrent viewers while playing Nintendo's Tomodachi Life 2. Fellow Hololive EN streamer Shiori Novella and Hakase Fuyuki also secured high viewership with AI-themed content and Pokemon, respectively. The success highlights the appeal of life simulation games and personality-driven content in the evolving VTuber streaming landscape.

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Pure Nintendo

Splatoon Raiders takes aim this July! Pure Nintendo Podcast E159

The Pure Nintendo Podcast episode 159 discusses upcoming Nintendo titles like Splatoon Raiders and Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, alongside the continued success of Tomodachi Life. The episode also touches on the 30th anniversary of Metal Slug, the rhythm-roguelike Ratatan, and the game Vampire Crawlers.

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Rock Paper Shotgun

The Sunday Papers

This article uses a meta-narrative to discuss various gaming topics and articles. It references reviews of Tomodachi Life and Titanfall, an interview with Egosoft founder Bernd Lehahn about X4: Foundations and MMOs, and a discussion on board game design. The piece touches on esports and the business of gaming through these varied examples.

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Eurogamer

What we've been playing - "Help me, someone, please, I have pets to feed"

Several writers share their current gaming habits, with discussions on Pragmata, Lego Batman: The Videogame, Tomodachi Life, Vampire Survivors, Slay the Spire 2, and Vampire Crawlers. The pieces highlight personal experiences with game mechanics, collectibles, and the addictive nature of certain titles.

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