Recently, there have been some intriguing developments in the world of Nintendo. It has come to light that the video game giant has registered new trademarks in Australia. The trademarks in question are for the 2015 Wii U title “Kirby and the Rainbow Paintbrush” (also known as Kirby and the Rainbow Curse) and the 2015 3DS release “Fullblox” (commonly referred to as Stretchmo).
While the original trademarks for these games still exist, it is uncertain whether this registration signifies a simple renewal or something more significant. It is important to note that the existence of trademarks does not guarantee that the games will be revived. These trademarks have been in place for approximately a decade, so it could just be part of Nintendo’s routine business operations.
For those who may need a refresher, here are brief descriptions of both games:
– Kirby and the Rainbow Paintbrush: This colorful platforming adventure for the Wii U involves using the GamePad touch screen to draw rainbow ropes for Kirby to navigate obstacles and enemies. Players must explore each level carefully to discover various collectibles, such as clay figurines and music tracks.
– Fullblox: The 2015 3DS game introduced a new twist to the series by allowing players to manipulate blocks from multiple directions. In addition to pushing and pulling from the front, players can now interact with blocks from the rear, left, and right sides, adding layers of complexity to the gameplay.
Nintendo World Championships on Switch
In another exciting development, a listing for “Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition” has surfaced on the ESRB for the Switch. This unexpected discovery has sparked speculation among fans about the potential return of this iconic gaming event.
Stay tuned for further updates on these trademark registrations and upcoming game releases from Nintendo. The gaming community eagerly anticipates what surprises may be in store from this beloved company.
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