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Video game researching Liam Robertson has mentioned on new social network Bluesky that a number of developers descended upon Nintendo of America headquarters yesterday. These developers appear to be smaller developers and speculation is mounting online … Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Liam Robertson: Lot of developers got invited to Nintendo America yesterday By Sickr on September 17, 2024 Video game researching Liam Robertson has mentioned on new social network Bluesky that a number of developers descended upon Nintendo of America headquarters yesterday. These developers appear to be smaller developers and speculation is mounting online that they may have been invited to see the successor to the popular Nintendo Switch. It is not entirely […] Continue reading Comment

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Tales of series producer Yusuke Tomizawa has revealed to Famitsu that the company ran into trouble when they initially tried to rerelease the beloved Tales of games in release order and that it remains a "frustrating memory" for the team. Mr. Tomizawa w… Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Tales of producer says remasters were possible by giving up on chronological order By Sickr on September 17, 2024 Tales of series producer Yusuke Tomizawa has revealed to Famitsu that the company ran into trouble when they initially tried to rerelease the beloved Tales of games in release order and that it remains a "frustrating memory" for the team. Mr. Tomizawa wouldn't go into details regarding why it proved to be so troublesome to […] Continue reading Comment

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