This weekend, the heroines will take the spotlight in Super Mario Run! The items you can get from Remix 10′s Super Bonus Game all relate to Princess Peach, Princess Daisy, Pauline, and Toadette!
Peach Topiary is 12%, Toadette Topiary is 12%, 8-bit Peach Statue is 12%, Peach Statue is 10%, Toadette Statue is 10%, Daisy STatue is 10%, Gold Peach Statue is 8%, Gold Toadette Statue is 8%, Gold Daisy Statue is 8%, Pauline Statue is 5% and Peach (Wedding Statue is 5%!
● Nintendo Co., Ltd. have applied for 13 new trademarks in Japan including for Princess Daisy, Kinopico (Toadette), Kuribo (Goomba), Fireflower, Dokan (Pipe), and Star. Check out the full applications here.
● The 10th Japanese Splatfest was announced for 21-22 April alongside JAMSTEC (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology) with a theme of ‘Unknown creatures vs. Advanced technology’.
● Arc System Works announced the dungeon RPG Wizard’s Symphony for Nintendo Switch as the latest work in the Wizards Harmony series and scheduled for 2018 release.
● Sekai Project announced the roguelike RPG A magicAl high-school girl as a worldwide release on Nintendo Switch in Spring 2018.
● PLiCy announced the adventure game Buddy Collection if -Shukumei no Akai Ito- for the Nintendo Switch eShop this Spring priced at ¥864.
● And Cosen will announce the 2D fighting game Fight Of Gods for Nintendo Switch in the coming days. None of the above four new game announcements are April Fool’s.
● Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp saw some novelty Leaf Tickets free for every player to celebrate April Fool’s Day!
● Fire Emblem Heroes saw Bound Hero Battle Revival: Minerva & Maria, some limited-time special quests, Awakening Special Maps, Part 2, featuring Olivia and Blessed Gardens: New Map adding the Grotto of Fire.
● Thanks to naruki again for several news tips and thanks everybody for following. Enjoy the rest of your Easter!
Nintendo Co., Ltd. have applied for 13 new trademarks in Japan including four for Princess Daisy (two in English and two as デイジー姫), two for Kinopico (Toadette – both applications using the English word Kinopico and the Japanese キノピコ), two for Kuribo (Goomba – again both applications use the English word and the Japanese クリボー), two for Fireflower (both using English and the Japanese ファイアフラワー), two for 土管 (which translates to Dokan, or Pipe), and one for Star (using both the English word and the Japanese スター).
Please note: this is not an April Fool. All trademarks are for merchandising related purposes and not directly for videogames. Actual applications posted below (apologies that there’s so many pages but they comprehensively cover every trademark)…
