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NOT AN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF iQue/Nintendo HK/Tencent. Covers news, history and trivia about Nintendo in Chinese-speaking regions.
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Official iQue Wallpaper, 4 family members playing an iQue Player game together.
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The only exception to the rule is Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon (iQue 3DSXL/Nintendo Switch), where the original script was mostly preserved with minor adjustments.

*Metroid Prime's Shield port was unreleased, but its translations could be speculated through names in SSB Ultimate
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Examples:

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (iQue Player/iQue 3DSXL)
Star Fox 64 (iQue Player/iQue 3DSXL)
Donkey Kong Country Returns (Nvidia Shield/Nintendo Switch)
Metroid Prime (Nvidia Shield*/Nintendo Switch)
Super Mario Galaxy (Nvidia Shield/Nintendo Switch)
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The Chinese script for Super Mario Galaxy on the Switch is re-translated from the original (Japanese), and not ported from the Shield Version. It appears that Nintendo almost always have different Chinese scripts for the original and remake.
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Screenshot from launch day stream footage: www.bilibili.com/video/BV1m3H...
Shield version screenshot:
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Kamek no longer tells Mario to "go to hell" in the Simplified Chinese script of the Switch version of Super Mario Galaxy 1+2.

The Switch translation is more literal to the Japanese script, where Kamek tells Mario to roll on the ground instead.
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The live subbed version will not be streamed through Nintendo HK/TW's YouTube channel.

Source: www.facebook.com/NintendoofTa...
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Nintendo Today launches adds Chinese language support and is released in Hong Kong and Taiwan today.

The North American version of today's Nintendo Direct will be streamed through the app with Chinese subtitles for the Chinese audience.
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Tencent Video will be removed from the Tencent Nintendo Switch eShop on September 25, 2025.

The app cannot be downloaded if it is deleted from the console after that date. However, it will remain accessible until all internet services for the Tencent Nintendo Switch terminate on May 15, 2026.
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Repair services for Tencent Nintendo Switch consoles and accessories will terminate on December 31, 2026.

Online services (Nintendo eShop, game updates, and online matchmaking) for the Tencent Nintendo Switch was already announced to terminate on May 15, 2026.
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Nintendo eShop will officially launch in Taiwan on Sept 9, 2025.

www.nintendo.com/tw/topics/ar...
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The Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Update Pack of Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter is given a price of 10 HKD or 31 NTD.
The pricing suggests that the Nintendo eShop would launch in Taiwan sometime around the release date of this game: Sept 19, 2025.
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Nintendo's official report says sales in the "others" region is 1,130,000 units within the first month, which would mean the greater Chinese area contributes at least half of the Nintendo Switch 2 sales outside of Japan, the Americas, and Europe.

Source: weibo.com/6048193311/P...
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China-based Nintendo Switch News Account 知任CHS claims that the Nintendo Switch 2 has sold more than 500,000 units in the greater Chinese area (Mainland, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) within one month.
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Nintendo's global region selector portal (www.nintendo.com/region-selec...) adds a direct link to Nintendo Hong Kong's Simplified Chinese website.

Nintendo Hong Kong has had a Simplified Chinese site since 2013.
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Pauline is voiced in Mandarin Chinese by Taiwanese voice actress Mei-hsiu Lin (林美秀, Angel Lin) in Donkey Kong Bananza.

She is also the VA for Misty for Episode 261 and onwards in the original Pokémon anime.
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Pinyin is primarily used in Mainland China and other Chinese language communities outside HK, Macao and Taiwan.

Via: weibo.com/6048193311/P...
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