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He also met up with Howard Lincoln.

Limited Run Games has published multiple high-profile titles during the Switch’s lifecycle, and while we don’t know what the future holds for the physical distributor ahead of the current generation, interestingly the company’s CEO Josh Fairhurst recently visited Nintendo’s American headquarters, located in Redmond, Washington.

Unfortunately, he hasn’t gone into any extra detail other than it was an “awesome visit” and noting how “grateful” the Limited Run team is to have such “great partners” at Nintendo of America. You can see him below, getting a photo next to the Nintendo sign which received a new lick of paint earlier this year.

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It’s also got a word in it you might not expect…

Following what might have been a release date reveal by PlayStation, LEGO Horizon Adventures has now been rated for the Nintendo Switch and multiple other platforms.

It’s ‘E’ for everyone and includes fantasy violence and even some language. Here’s the rating summary in full:

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Go on, tell us!

Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection arrived on multiple platforms including the Nintendo Switch last week, and now that the community has had the chance to check it out over the weekend, we’re wondering what game you’ve been spending the most time with so far.

Is it the most modern release in the collection Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes, or have you been spending more time with some of the earlier releases? Has this collection changed your thoughts on a certain game? Vote in the polls below and let us know in the comments!

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And it won an award a BrickCon 2024.

We’re a little bit amazed that, given how big indie farming sensation Stardew Valley is, there isn’t an official Lego set. But perhaps this award-winning set from this year’s BrickCon in Bellevue, Washington will convince the wizards at Lego to hire the man who created this 75,000-piece build (thanks, IGN and PC Gamer!).

Brick building enthusiast and Stardew Valley fan Steven Jensen has been working on his Pelican Valley build for nearly two years. Over on the Stardew Valley forums, Jensen has been going into painstaking detail since September 2023, where he’s talked about what sets he’s used for each section.

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Please wrap it up.

Soapbox features enable our individual writers and contributors to voice their opinions on hot topics and random stuff they’ve been chewing over. Today, Jim’s reliving Splatoon 3’s epic climax…

I was a latecomer to the Splatoon series. If you had asked me three years ago what my favourite Turf War stage is, the 45 minutes I had spent with Splatoon 2 might have been able to cough up “the boat one” at a push, but that’s only if I was really firing on all cylinders. The Inklings freaked me out, the motion controls made me dizzy, and it was all too fast for my little brain to handle. But then Splatoon 3 came along and stole my heart.

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Yep, even more.

Hot on the heels of last week’s Super Mario Bros. Wonder bundle in Australia, Nintendo has announced two new Switch bundles which include Mario Kart 8: Deluxe and 12 months of Nintendo Switch Online Individual Membership.

Due out early this fall — so probably sometime next month — the bundles will include a digital download code for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, the aforementioned 12 Months of NSO, and either an OLED or a regular Switch model. It’s not confirmed whether the DLC is included

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So long, and thanks for all the squids.

Update : After a whopping 72 hours of end-to-end splatting, Splatoon 3‘s Grand Festival Splatfest has found its champion.

Team Past walked away with the win in this one, pulling in an impressive 500p which left it head and shoulders above the competition. Team Present landed in second place with 370p, while Team Future brought up the rear with 0p.

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Every Power Rangers game, as ranked by you.

Go, Go Nintendo Lifers! It’s Morphin Time, folks, because we’re about to run through the very best Power Rangers games on Nintendo systems as ranked by you lovely lot.

If you grew up on any console from the SNES to the Switch, then the chances are that you will have stumbled across a Power Rangers game at some point. For a brief spell in the early 2000s, these games were churned out on a yearly basis, with fresh faces adorning the box art to correspond to whatever series happened to be out at the time.

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Issue #16 – September 2024.

Are we back? We’re back.

Yes, it’s time for another round of correspondents’ correspondence as we open up the Nintendo Life Mailbox.

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A duel of dual spirits.

Hello folks, we’re back once again for another edition of Box Art Brawl!

Before we get started, let’s take a look back at how things played out last week. We checked out the GameCube classic Pokémon Colosseum, originally released in Japan in 2003 before making its way West in 2004. All three covers were admittedly pretty similar, so the scores here were relatively even. In fact, things ended in a draw between North America and Europe, both of which scored 37% of the vote.

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