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The Legend of Zelda Gear Coming to Miitomo During Nintendo's E3 Events

Plus, get some new Miitomo items and buy games cheap.

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Nintendo has detailed the various ways fans will be able to engage with the company over E3. Along with hosting its Treehouse streams and showing off its games, Nintendo is also introducing new content to its mobile social game, Miitomo.

"Miitomo users should check @NintendoAmerica on Twitter today for a special tweet kicking off a collaboration between the mobile app and the Legend of Zelda franchise," it said in a press release.

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"If the tweet gets a combined 10,000 retweets worldwide, Nintendo will issue a 'Link's new hair wig' as an in-app gift to all users of Nintendo's Miitomo mobile app. If it gets 20,000 combined retweets, Nintendo will give all Miitomo users a 'Link wig' in the Miitomo app."

On June 14, Nintendo will introduce a new Miitomo Drop mini-game and all prizes will be themed around The Legend of Zelda.

"Players will also be able to use Miitomo coins in Miitomo to purchase The Legend of Zelda collaboration items. An additional The Legend of Zelda collaboration gift will be available on the My Nintendo website, and players can exchange their My Nintendo Platinum Points for this item."

Further details on Nintendo's E3 plans can be found below.

June 14

  • More of The Legend of Zelda in Miitomo: Miitomo will continue its celebration of The Legend of Zelda with a themed Miitomo Drop game that will give players the chance to win The Legend of Zelda-themed in-app gear for their Mii character. Players will also be able to use Miitomo coins in Miitomo to purchase The Legend of Zelda collaboration items. An additional The Legend of Zelda collaboration gift will be available on the My Nintendo website, and players can exchange their My Nintendo Platinum Points for this item.
  • Nintendo Treehouse: Live – Day 1: Nintendo's kickoff to the E3 trade show begins at 9 AM PT, with an introduction by Nintendo of America President and COO Reggie Fils-Aime and the world's first look at live gameplay of The Legend of Zelda game for the Wii U console. Viewers can also catch the first live gameplay of the Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon games. Watch Nintendo Treehouse: Live via Nintendo's channels on YouTube and Twitch, as well as on http://e3.nintendo.com.
  • Nintendo eShop sale: Starting at 11 AM PT until 8:59 AM PT on June 21, Nintendo is offering discounts on some of its most popular games as a special treat for fans. My Nintendo members who are signed in will also get a special bonus if they buy select games included in the sale. Anyone who hasn't signed up for My Nintendo yet is encouraged to do so now to avoid the E3 rush. To get the extra discount, My Nintendo members must link their Nintendo Account to their Nintendo Network ID and access Nintendo eShop on their device at least once before they make a purchase. The discounted games can be purchased in Nintendo eShop or at http://e3.nintendo.com. Details about the discounts can also be found at http://e3.nintendo.com.

June 15

  • Nintendo Treehouse: Live – Day 2: Starting at 10 AM PT, the Nintendo Treehouse: Live programming will showcase upcoming Wii U and Nintendo 3DS games, including Monster Hunter Generations from Capcom, Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past and Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE. The day will start with a special Pokémon GO developer Q&A. Watch all of Nintendo's action from the E3 show floor via Nintendo's channels on YouTube and Twitch, as well as on http://e3.nintendo.com.

Nintendo's Treehouse event is the last showcase from the big companies, as briefings from Sony, Microsoft, Electronic Arts, Bethesda, and Ubisoft take place earlier in the week. Check out this schedule to see when exactly the events will be held and how you can watch.

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