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Nintendo Digital Event 2015

                                                                                         

Star Fox Zero, ToZ: Triforce Heroes, Mario Tenis Wii U, Mario Maker, Xenoblade Chronicles X and much more!

 
   Nintendo’s Direct conference was held today and brought with it all kinds of news. Fans are
   always exited when games like Star Fox Zero and Mario Maker are shown, but what else has
   Nintendo prepared for us today?



Star Fox Zero 
Shigueru Miyamoto talks about some of the new feautures the game will have, including the multiple transformations of the airwing and the optimized controllers they prepared with the gyro sensors of the gamepad. All the levels of the game can be played with different vehicles, which increases the options of the players and motivates them to replay the levels.
The Legend of Zelda: TriForce Heroes
TriForce Heroes is a 3 players co-op game that focuses on teamwork rather than competitivity. Some new features include game mechanics like the Totem mode and the different dress-up abilities the heroes acquire.
Hyrule Warriors Legends
Hyrule Warriors will be brought to the 3DS along with all the DLC characters that were included in the Wii U version and a few new ones from the Wind Waker.
Metroid Prime Federation Force


This 3DS was announced to launch at 2016. It is a four-player cooperative online FPS game that takes place on the Metroid franchise world. It also comes along with the 3 vs 3 sports battles.

                                                                             
Xenoblade Chronicles X


The game is scheduled to be realeased on the 4rth of December  of 2015.


Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival

This game is basically a party game in which players use amibo as avatars. The game includes the well known table-like features that can be seen on classic Mario Party Games, with their own set of minigames, traps, and items.

Mario & Luigi Paper Jam


Nintendo surprises by mixing up two of their famous RPG worlds: Mario & Luigi and Paper Mario. The game keeps the Mario & Luigi fighing style but adds creative features that involve Paper Mario classic powers.

Mario Maker


Mario Maker will aloud Mario fans to create their own 2D platform course and share them online. Amiibo will be supported in the form of mystery mushrooms, which aloud Mario to transform into the form of different amiibo.

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About Carlos


Carlos was introduced to the gaming world at an early age, starting with the Nintendo 64 as his first console. Playing games like Paper Mario, Mario 64 and The Legend of Zelda made him specially addicted to RPG and adventure games, which created his obsession of always exploring under every single rock on the modern games (and occasionally, on real life too).
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Free DLC for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate

Mario & Sonic Palico gear included.

Nintendo and Capcom (and Sega) have announced a new wave of free DLC for owners of Monster Hunter 4 Ultinate on the 3DS, and it’s quite the DLC pack, with more to come later in the month.

To download the content you must enter into the in-game DLC menu and select the Free DLC from this month, last month’s free DLC is still available, so make sure you download it!

The April free DLC includes:

14 New quests

2 New weapons
3 Complete armor sets
2 Palico weapons
4 Palico armor sets
Mario and Luigi Palico gear (1 weapon, 2 armor sets)
Sonic The Hedgehog Palico gear (1 weapon, 1 armor set)
1 Bonus Palico: Blue Pal
4 Guild Card backgrounds
2 Guild Card poses
13 Guild Card titles
1 Poogie outfit: Vagaboar

Source: Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate free DLC
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TVG Talk – the Wii U in 2015

The Legend of Zelda, Splatoon, Mario Party 10, Yoshi’s Woolly World, StarFox, Mario Maker, Xenoblade Chronicles X.

Nintendo gave us a fantastic 2014 for the Wii U, and is looking like 2015 is going to be great too! But what exactly can we expect to see?
Splatoon
Splatoon is Nintendo’s latest IP, and it’s looking up to be a very unique Third-Person Shooter with platforming elements and customization. We’re particularly excited to see what it has to offer since it’s taking the summer spot that Mario Kart 8 took last year.

Yoshi’s Woolly World

Yoshi’s Woolly World is the first Yoshi title on a Nintendo home console since Yoshi’s Story back on the Nintendo 64, and it seems like it’s its first true sequel, the yarn textures on the game look gorgeous, and the 2-player co-op will probably bring the game to a high replay value.
The game was originally going to come out last year, but due to some delays it has been pushed to 2015, which is nice considering we won’t be getting many Nintendo 2D platformers this year.




Mario Maker

Have you ever wanted to create your own Super Mario Bros. level? Well, Mario Maker is exactly that! It allows you to create levels from the most iconic 2D platformer Super Mario games, which revealed so far are Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World, and New Super Mario Bros U; which are arguably the most iconic in the whole series.
We aren’t so sure about the format of this game though, if it doesn’t get more options, or some sort of story mode or a set list of levels created by the developers, it’s probably going to be an eShop-only title or a budget release like Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker when it came out last year.
Xenoblade Chronicles X
Xenoblade Chronicles is arguably one of the best RPG’s for the Wii, and is no surprise that the reveal of a sequel on the Wii U has fans already hyped for it.
Weather we’ll be seeing again characters like Shulk is yet to be confirmed, but the gameplay seems familiar enough to make us feel safe, and the visuals stunning, and the story interesting enough to keep us excited.

Star Fox
Star Fox is easily one of the most recognizable franchises by Nintendo, and yet, is one that has had very few releases, and of those releases, some are very experimental like Star Fox Adventures, and it has so little releases, that the last true Star Fox game on a Nintendo home console came out back on the GameCube in 2005.
Another odd thing about it is that we know very little of it, in fact, there is no screen shots, not even a logo or teaser to go on from, that’s why we picked promo art from Star Fox 64 3D, all we know is that it’ll take advantage of the Wii U Gamepad’s features like the Touchscreen and the Gyro-sensor.
The Legend of Zelda
Even though we got an HD remake and a spin-off, the upcoming Zelda title marks the first true Zelda on the Wii U. and boy it’s shaping out to be a spectacular game!
Beautiful landscapes, exploration, huge open world, dungeons, and it takes advantage of the Wii U Gamepad in ways similar to the WindWaker HD.
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More Mario Kart 8 Zelda DLC Details

Link’s New “Master Cycle” joins him on Mario Kart 8 DLC out this November.

Nintendo of America has announced trough their Twitter account a new vehicle available with the first pack of Mario Kart 8’s DLC, this time themed after the beloved Legend of Zelda Franchise.
File:BDasherMK8.pngThe bike is the third out of 4 vehicles available in the first pack, The first was the Blue Falcon of F-Zero and the B Dasher of Mario Kart DS.
The 3 characters that’ll be included in the pack are Link, Tanooki Mario and Cat Peach.
There is still no information on the tracks that’ll come with either set, only that there will be 8 per set.
The packs are available on the eShop for $7.99 USD each or $11.99 if you buy them in a bundle.
Each pack comes with 3 racers, 4 vehicles and 8 tracks (2 cups), both feature non-Mario characters, the first one has Link from Legend of Zelda, as previously mentioned, and the second one has Villager and Isabelle from Animal Crossing, the third racer is Dry Bowser.

If you buy them both, either in a bundle or separate, you’ll get 8 new colors for both Yoshi and Shy Guy.
The first pack, referenced by fans as the Zelda Pack, will come out this November, and the second one, known as Animal Crossing Pack, will come out May 2015.

We should find out more very soon since the first DLC pack is out next month.

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