Nintendo 3DS Users: Get Ready for Exclusive Mii Bonuses at Kyoto Museum!

Opened in October 2024, following some setbacks, the Nintendo Museum debuted, having been initially announced in July 2021. Situated in Uji, Kyoto, this distinctive establishment was built on a former Nintendo playing card factory’s site. It invites guests to explore an intricate and captivating history of the company spanning its past, present, and future. The facility boasts a plaza themed around Super Mario, various software and hardware displays, and a café, with new exhibitions continually being added. Recently, the Nintendo Switch 2 made an appearance at the museum, allowing visitors a sneak peek into the upcoming system’s features. In addition to these attractions, a hidden bonus awaits those who bring their 3DS console!

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Tokyo Revengers Author’s New Manga Ended Fast After Just One Year

To date, the manga has been compiled into four books, and the fifth is scheduled for release on shelves on May 2nd. The sixth and concluding volume, which will be published on July 4th, will also feature an extra 19 pages following the conclusion of the main narrative.

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The Company Buying Up Every Closed GameStop Store!

These attempts have had minimal impact in reducing the number of GameStop physical stores shutting down over the past few years. In fact, more than 700 stores have permanently closed since 2020, leaving many customers surprised to find their local game stores vacant with “closed” signs on their windows. This turn of events is disappointing for those who enjoy buying video games in-person at GameStop, but it appears that another company might be preparing to take over the empty space.

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Oblivion Remaster Finally Adds Achievements With 61 Trophies In The Game

During the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 generation, Achievements and Trophies were introduced, but they didn’t exist from the very beginning. It took Sony a while to introduce Trophies, which meant that some earlier games missed out on them, making it impossible to unlock achievements in those classic titles.

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Play Like You’re at the Table: How Sunderfolk Turns Your Phone Into a TTRPG Controller

Video games like “Baldur’s Gate 3” have been pioneering the way in adapting tabletop RPG systems (like “D&D 5e”) for digital platforms, but “Sunderfolk” is venturing down an entirely new path. This class-based fantasy RPG allows players to utilize their smartphones as controllers, replicating the character sheets commonly used in traditional tabletop RPGs. Game Rant had the opportunity to interview the developers of “Sunderfolk”, which included game director Erin Marek, campaign designer Kara Centell-Dunk, studio head Chris Sigaty, and senior UX/UI designer Hasiba Arshad. They discussed the innovative systems that make up the core of this unique title.

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Solo Leveling: How The Author Nerfed Sung Jinwoo

In the narrative of “Solo Leveling”, it’s Sung Jinwoo who takes center stage. Initially, his situation was quite bleak – he was the least powerful E-rank Hunter, struggling to scrape by financially. His weak status forced him to deal with the lowest tier of gates, as he found himself unable to confront the adversaries in other locations.

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Harry Potter Jason Isaacs Finds Real World Parallels With His Movie Villain

As a passionate film enthusiast, I can’t help but marvel at the captivating characters that populate the Harry Potter movie series. Spanning eight films – from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001) to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 (2011) – these movies are brimming with intriguing personalities, such as Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe), Hermione Granger (Emma Watson), Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint), Draco Malfoy (Tom Felton), Lucius Malfoy (Jason Isaacs), Severus Snape (Alan Rickman), Neville Longbottom (Matthew Lewis), and Ginny Weasley (Bonnie Wright) to mention but a few. One of these characters graciously shared their experience working on this iconic film series.

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Oblivion Remastered Can Be Played Without Taking Up Space

To enjoy The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, it’s wise to clear some space on your storage devices first, as the game needs approximately 125 GB to download. Keep in mind that this takes up a substantial portion of most solid-state drives and will take quite a while for those with slower internet connections to install.

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