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Splatoon Tower Control Coming to Ranked Battles

Tower Mode Ranked Battle and Treehouse: Live with Splatoon Tower Control are Coming!

Nintendo has released new details on Tower Mode, an upcoming Ranked Battle that was previously announced on the Splatoon Direct before the game’s lauch.
The free DLC announcement came from Splatoon’s Official Tumblr.

The announcement came from Splatoon’s Official Tumblr, which specifies that the new mode will be coming July 1st at 7:00pm Pacific Time. It also gives us some new information on what the mode will consist of, which explains:

Once someone jumps onto the tower, it starts moving along a set path toward the other team’s goal. If the tower doesn’t arrive at either goal before time runs out, the team that’s moved it closest toward their opponent’s goal wins. Ride the tower all the way into the other team’s goal though, and you’ll get a decisive knockout victory.

 There’ll be a Live Treehouse event on Nintendo’s YouTube account starting at 3pm Pacific Time, which will showcase this new mode a few hours before the mode becomes available to all. Like we mentioned earlier, this DLC will come at no cost for Splatoon players.

To read the original post, head to Splatoon’s Official Tumblr.

What do you think of the free content Nintendo has been putting out with Splatoon? Let us know in the comments bellow!

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Nintendo at E3 2015 Announced!

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Nintendo Digital Event, Live Treehouse Stream, Mario Maker at Best Buy, & World Championship 2015!

Plus, Reggie’s Body is Ready!

Nintendo just dropped the news of their E3 plans in a hilarious way, with some sketches, inside jokes, and Reggie quitting his job to train for the Nintendo World Championship 2015. We get full details on the schedule we should be expecting.
The Schedule, from June 2014 to June 17, is as follows:
The Nintendo World Championship will be Sunday, June 14 in Los Angeles, California.
The Nintendo Digital Event 2015 will happen June 16, 9am Pacific Time.
Nintendo Treehouse Live at E3 will be going from June 16 to June 18.
Nintendo Access: Mario Maker at E3, will happen Wednesday, June 17, 4-9pm and Saturday, June 20, Noon 5-9pm.
You can watch the (funny) official announcement bellow:

What do you think of these plans? Were you expecting something else? Do you find the announcement funny? Let us know in the comment section bellow.

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About Paco

Growing up in the late 90’s, Paco’s intoduction to video games was Mario 64, and he hasn’t really stopped ever since, he’s also a player kin to Wind Waker, having beatin it an unholy amount of times, and completed it at least 5 times, or so ge claims.

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Nintendo Treehouse plays Xenoblade Chronicles X

Nintendo Treehouse Live Friday 24th Xenoblade Chronicles X Direct.

Nintendo Treehouse played yesterday, Friday 24th, Xenoblade Chronicles X.  Showing off what was previously announced in the Nintendo Direct of the same day.
Xenoblade Chronicles X is a Wii U game currently under localization process for all regions outside of Japan, and is looking up to become one of the biggest and brightest games available on the system.
The video is over an hour long and shows off very nicely how the game plays and just how big the world map is. The video also demonstrates combat gameplay and exploration, as well as weapon customization and the game HUD, with in-game menus and the touchscreen display.
If you have an hour to spare and are interested in the game, you might be interested in watching the Nintendo Treehouse gameplay:
Are you interested in this game? Has the recent information on the game influenced your interest? Let us know in the comment section bellow.