If you own the content-packed Sonic x Shadow Generations but missed the Sonic Jam skin promotion, which was previously only available as a download code if you subscribed to the official Sonic newsletter, then you will be pleased to know that the classi… Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Sonic Jam skin for Sonic x Shadow Generations available for all as free download By Sickr on January 17, 2025 If you own the content-packed Sonic x Shadow Generations but missed the Sonic Jam skin promotion, which was previously only available as a download code if you subscribed to the official Sonic newsletter, then you will be pleased to know that the classic skin is available for all players as a free download on the Nintendo eShop or your platform of choice. Source Comment

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Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Nintendo responds to Donkey Kong credits issue saying it values "contributions that all staff make" By Sickr on January 17, 2025 It was recently revealed that the newly released Donkey Kong Country Returns HD doesn't fully credit the individual developers who worked on the original version of the game for the Wii. Instead, Donkey Kong Country Returns HD end credits simply say "based on the work of the original development staff" and then continues to credit the new team at Forever Entertainment. Eurogamer reached out to Nintendo to provide a statement regarding its crediting policy and was told the following: "We believe in giving proper credit for anyone involved in making or contributing to a game's creation, and value the contributions that all staff make during the development process." Source Comment

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Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier says that one of the reasons Nintendo likely decided on a Nintendo Switch 2 teaser before the full reveal on 2nd April is to allow third party developers the chance to announce their games for the platform. Previously t… Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Schreier: Switch 2 teaser ahead of the full reveal allows third parties to announce their games By Sickr on January 17, 2025 Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier says that one of the reasons Nintendo likely decided on a Nintendo Switch 2 teaser before the full reveal on 2nd April is to allow third party developers the chance to announce their games for the platform. Previously third party developers weren't allowed to say that they were developing for the Nintendo Switch 2 as the system hadn't been officially announced by Nintendo. Now that it has been announced they are free to say that a game is in development for the new system. If you're wondering — one reason to randomly drop a Switch 2 teaser 2.5 months ahead of the proper reveal would be to allow third-party companies to start officially announcing their games for the system — Jason Schreier (@jasonschreier.bsky.social) 2025-01-16T13:19:36.589Z Comment

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