Category: Nintendo

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Nintendo has been treating fans to all sorts of wonderfully imaginative LEGO sets over the past few years, and with the introduction of the very first The Legend of Zelda set headed our way in 2024, there’s never been a better time to start collecting.

If you’re looking for a full rundown of all the Nintendo LEGO sets available – across the company’s Super Mario, Animal Crossing, and The Legend of Zelda ranges, as well as standalone products like the stunning LEGO NES console – you’re in the right place.

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Hey, Look!

It’s official, Lego has revealed that The Legend of Zelda will be the next Nintendo franchise joining its gaming series, kicking things off with the Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 set on 1st September 2024.

Listed at £259.99 / $299.99 and consisting of 2,500 bricks, the 2-in-1 set lets you build Hyrule’s iconic Deku Tree in either its Ocarina of Time or Breath of the Wild appearances. There are four Minifigures included too (OOT Child Link, OOT Adult Link, BOTW Link and BOTW Zelda), and many, many details for fans of the series.

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“Build the legend”.

The rumours were true! LEGO has today unveiled its first The Legend of Zelda set, ‘Great Deku Tree 2-in-1,’ and pre-orders are now open.

Listed at £259.99 / $299.99, the Deku Tree set contains 2,500 pieces for you to build the iconic Hylian landmark in two different ways – one modelled on its Ocarina of Time appearance and one on Breath of the Wild.

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“Stay tuned for more deets!”.

Nintendo has today announced that the ‘Summer Nights’ Splatoon 3 event will be coming to the Splatlands as a part of Sizzle Season 2024.

If you remember ‘FrostyFest,’ ‘Splatoween‘ or ‘SpringFest,’ then you probably know the drill here too. Splatsville and Inkopolis will be “soaked in summery vibes” as the event kicks off a seasonal Splatfest (the theme of which is TBA) and some free Headgear items will be thrown in too.

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Learn from the “paper plane expert” John Collins.

To celebrate the launch of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door on the Switch last week, Nintendo called on “the paper airplane guy”, expert and former world record holder John Collins to teach fans of Mario how to make a paper plane.

All you have to do is download and print out the free paper airplane template and then follow John’s steps above to create the ultimate glider.

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A new camera option and “many other new features”.

If you haven’t already seen it, N64: Recompiled is revolutionising the Nintendo 64 emulation scene and native PC ports.

Wiseguy, the creator of this project, is already rolling out updates for Zelda 64: Recompiled, and the latest version (1.1.0) has now arrived – adding a new (dual) analog “free camera”, improved motion blur at higher frame rates, and multiple other features and fixes to The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask.

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It’s not much but it’s something…

Square Enix is currently celebrating ‘Dragon Quest Day’ and while there’s been an update on Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, there’s been no announcements related to the next major entry in the series Dragon Quest XII: The Flames of Fate.

Instead, series creator Yuji Horii has provided a brief update which seems to indicate the project is still on track. Here’s what he had to say (via Gematsu):

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All the Paper Mario games, ranked by you.

Updated with Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door for Switch, the HD remake of the 2004 GameCube original. Enjoy!

The Paper Mario series began two decades ago when Paper Mario for the Nintendo 64 launched in Japan on 11th August 2000. Since then, we’ve seen five more mainline Paper Mario games of different flavours, plus a 3DS crossover with AlphaDream’s Mario & Luigi series.

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“We want to make one of the most accessible and playable RPGs of all time”.

Couch co-op and JRPG are two genres you don’t often see together. Secret of Mana is one of the earliest examples of the genre, with most of the Tales of series also allowing fans to play together while sitting side-by-side. But outside of those examples, playing JRPGs with your friends in the same room isn’t a common experience.

Fortunately, Timesea Studio — made up of three brothers — is changing that. Nintendo Life can exclusively reveal that the developer’s first game, Infinity Knights: Xross, is coming to Switch (and other platforms) in late 2025.

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The door’s open.

Last week saw the return of the king of Paper Marios as The Thousand-Year Door launched on Switch in remake form.

Following last year’s excellent Super Mario RPG remake, our deputy editor Alana Hagues once again tackled a turn-based Mario and found this latest Switch remake from Intelligent Systems to be “a fantastic RPG adventure, whether you’re a Mario fan or not, with some best-in-class combat, brilliant writing, and a few little creases ironed out to make this the definitive way to play.”

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