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I'm pretty sure we'll have Nintendo around for a little more than everyone seems to expect.

The one thing the game was clearly missing was Aether Foundation memberWicke, obliterating everyone with her thighs, riight? You never actually fight Wicke in Pokémon Sun and Moon, so this model's taken from her sprite form. The model is meshed into Peach's characters, so you have her moveset. 

Tomorrow will feature consecutive Pokèmon X&Y news! First off, the Pokèmon X&Y Direct Presentation at E3, followed by a Q&A session with Junichi Masuda and Tsunekazu Ishihara. Corocoro Magazine is expected to leak during this time or a few days later, hopefully with new X&Y info. Finally, Pokèmon Smash! has promised a Pokèmon X&Y Blowout Episode in the weekend to wrap things up. What are your expectations and wishes?

We get to follow the aptly named 'Darkathion' for his first nine minutes of character customization and exploration to spots like the 'Giant Rock Stack' and library. The game's already showing clear signs of being geared towards encouraging taking your next adventure outside. 



Maybe the biggest highlight of this revealing video was the part in which we get to see just how hard it is to actually 'hit' a Pokémon with a Poké Ball when trying to catch it--takes a serious chuck, man! All in all the hype continues to build with this pretty dang exciting video!

Though there are very few details available at this time, besides the above Japanese announcement video, IGN has put together a few of the first scraps of information Nintendo has let slip.

The latest instalment of the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series -- which spans nine games across four platforms and has sold over 13 million copies worldwide -- will again be coming Nintendo 3DS systems.

There are no more details -- not even any images to tempt you -- but Nintendo say that "players can look forward to even greater, randomly created dungeons that change each time they enter."

"In Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon, players will battle alongside Legendary and Mythical Pokémon to save the world in a sweeping tale of adventure and mystery."

... But seriously, this is not something to be proud of when addressing Nintendo.

First you've got Rowlet. This starter Grass Quill Pokémon can launch a soundless attack, and twist its neck at around 180 degrees to peer behind itself.

Next you've got Litten. A fire cat Pokémon that can attack with, wait, wait for it, flaming hairballs!

Lastly, you have Popplio, the Sea Lion Pokémon.