Hey everyone! Welcome back to Nintendo Prime! We got a lot of awesome news for you today. But before we get into that, I got to remind you, we are giving away a Nintendo Switch OLED! To enter to win the Nintendo Switch OLED, all you need to do is subscribe to the channel, and we will announce the winner in a live stream in early October. One thing to note here is that we actually do giveaways every single month, and the base requirement is that we only give away to people who are subscribed to the channel. So even if you're not interested in this one, we have a new giveaway next month, and the month after, and the month after that! So you might as well just subscribe for that, or subscribe for the real reason, because you actually enjoy me. Alright folks, let's get right into this stuff here. We have a lot to talk about today. We got Nintendo potentially releasing, well not potentially, they're going to be releasing a new controller, so we're getting to that here. We also have another update on that Nintendo Switch 13.0.0 update, and yes we have last week's sales in from Japan, which matter obviously for us Switch people, because that is the week of Warrior Wear get it together coming out. So we'll get to talk about all that. Let's just jump right into it after I remind you that hey, you see this shirt, you like this shirt, it's cool, it's a brand new merch we have. You can head down to the top link in the description to get this shirt for yourself. I like it, I don't know, maybe it's just me. The very first story we have today deals with Nintendo has registered brand new controllers literally today. Alright, so here's the information we have. It was filed with the FCC by Nintendo of Japan. It uses the 2.4 GHz Bluetooth standard, which is the exact same that the Joy-Con use, and it has a 3.5 milliamp power output. I don't know, I get confused with all of the different terminology they use for power output, but it has a very small amount of power output to use the controllers, which again is actually very very close to what the Joy-Con use. It is however not an amendment to the Joy-Con registration with the FCC, but it's actually registered as an entirely new controller. So while it sounds like that, maybe it's a new pro controller, maybe it's a new control input in general, maybe we're getting a tennis racket or something. I have no idea, right? This is all we know is that Nintendo registered this. There are confidential aspects to this filing. Obviously with the control it looks like, how it's built, all that jazz. None of that stuff is available at this point, which is completely normal by the way for something that hasn't been announced. I know sometimes we see patents out there. This isn't a patent. This is an actual FCC filing, which is usually precursor to actually putting something on sale. The confidentiality, interestingly enough, expires on March 6th of 2022. That's not when the filing expires, that's when the confidentiality does. So as of March 6th, 2022, literally whatever this filing is, whatever type of controller it is, would be fully unveiled if for some reason Nintendo hasn't already unveiled it, although it's pretty normal for the product to be unveiled and sometimes even released before these confidentiality dates come to pass. Notably, they don't make filings like this just to release new colors of Joy-Con or custom themed pro controllers. So we can kind of rule out those as necessarily being what this is. Those can all fit under the old FCC filing. Again, those are just color palette swaps. That's not something that the FCC really cares about too much. Now, I did notice this stuff off of Sam and Hunter on Twitter originally. And what's interesting is she said, and I'm considering this to be a rumor at this point, because the FCC filing is real. I can look at it. I can see it. There's a link down in the description. But she additionally said that it could be announced very soon, maybe even today, but if not today, pretty soon. This could be an announcement obviously in a supposed upcoming direct. We'll have to wait and see on that from. But yeah, that's really, really interesting as for what it could be. Obviously, we could be looking at something like N64 controllers. If you guys remember, the Nest and SNES had controllers made that slide onto the side of your switch to charge them. And that was for the Nest and SNES apps that are on the switch. And if the N64, which is now rumored to be coming, is going to be, it would make somewhat sense anyways, if they had N64 controllers that you could slide on and purchase separately, and that would require a separate filing with the FCC, and they would be wireless. So that could be what this is. Could be something that's for some reason, Game Boy related, although all the controls you need for Game Boy already exist in the Joy-Con. I have no idea. It's just something we're going to have to wait and see. Obviously, there's also that faint hope. And I'm calling it faint, because I'm not so sure that Nintendo is ever going to do anything about it. It could be literally a brand new Joy-Con, a brand new version of the Joy-Con that fixes Drift, and that would, because it's a literal part change, would require a brand new filing. So there is hope out there that that's what this is, and Nintendo's about to announce new Joy-Con. But again, I wouldn't count on that. And I would assume if it was new Joy-Con, they would also be included with the Switch OLED, because why would you release the old system with the old Joy-Con if you have new ones? So I don't know. I guess we'll have to wait and see on that front. But this is something that's factually happening. Nintendo did file this with the FCC. We just aren't exactly sure what it is. So a lot of speculation could be revealed soon. If nothing else, March 6, 2022 is when we'll actually know everything about this, not patent, but this, you know, for sale filing with the FCC. So we'll see. Next up, we have a small update, but I wanted to bring it up anyways on that 13.0, update that released two days ago. Obviously, yesterday we spent a lot of time talking about all the big features that were announced by Nintendo. But there actually was something else that Nintendo didn't announce. And I'm kind of curious why they didn't. It is a rather small thing. But this is something that probably should have been changed a while ago. So if you didn't know, you could take screenshots and, you know, short little 30 second video clips, and they go into an album. And from that album, you're able to share them on Facebook and Twitter. On Twitter, however, when you go to share it, you've only been able to use 140 characters in your tweet. This is actually the old Twitter limit for tweets. And it probably, I think, was the limit still back in 2017. But that limit has changed and doubled the 280 characters on Twitter. But that never changed on switch until today. Or well, two days ago, the 13.0.0 update actually changed the current character limit to Twitter's standard character limit today. So yeah, congrats, you can now do full tweets like you normally can do from your phone and anywhere else. So it's a really tiny, small thing. But you know what, for people that do happen to share their screenshots and videos on social media and use Twitter as an avenue, hey, you know what, it's good to be able to get full use of it like you would in any other Twitter application. Alright, our last story is updated sales figures from Japan from last week. These sales figures come from Famitsu. There will be media create ones at some point later today. But usually the Famitsu media create are within margin of error of each other. We have the top 10 game sales. And interestingly, a PlayStation game is actually at the top of the list in Japan. And that's a pretty big rarity. That's because a massively popular IP in Japan dropped last week. And that would be Tales of Arise. The number one spot is I probably tales of Arise for PlayStation 4 selling 151,316 units. The number three spot is also occupied by again, Tales of Arise, which for the PlayStation 5 selling 50,482 units. Now I obviously find this very interesting because the Tales of series actually has a long history on Nintendo platforms too. And yet it's not there. I have to wonder how well would a Tales of Arise sold if they also had a Nintendo Switch version, at least one available right now, you know, that 151,000 sounds nice, but could it have been a 300, 400,000 unit seller on Switch? You have to wonder again, Nintendo platforms are like the only thing that's really, you know, prominently relevant in Japan. So yeah, I don't know. I feel like it was a mistake, but hey, it is what it is. It's probably going to go on to sell record numbers. I think they put out a report this morning that it had, you know, between digital and physical already sold over a million units. That's really great. It's just, man, why isn't this on Switch? I just, I've seen gameplay of it. I don't know. I don't know why it's out there. It doesn't look like something that or feel like something watching it that couldn't be on Switch, but it is what it is. They made that decision. Now you notice I skipped the number two spot because number two is actually Nintendo's WarioWare Get It Together, which also released last week and that debuted with 72,277 units. Not bad for WarioWare. I'm not exactly sure how that compares to prior WarioWare releases, but hey, you know, it would have been number one if not for Tales of Arise. Next up at number four, we have Ring Fit Adventure for Switch. That one sold 14,628 units. That is creeping slowly to three million in Japan. That's big for that game. At number five, we have Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Still going strong at 13,863 units. That one has crossed four million. We have Momotaro Densaru Showa Hensei Rawa Attei. No, Taimon, I don't even know. I probably butchered that name, but it is a Konami game and it is sold 8,749 units on Switch this week at number seven. Then we have at number nine, eight. Wait, I'm confused. I don't know how my numbers work here. Yeah, number eight, I think. Yeah, number eight. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Sorry.  Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is at number eight with 8,428 units. That is almost at four and a half million. At number nine, we have Yeez. What is that? Yeez 9. That game has sold 7,324 units on Switch. That was a new release last week, so it did crack the top 10. At number 10, we have Pokemon Sword and Shield with 7,000 units and that one is over four million as well in Japan. So really, really good stuff from a game perspective. But what about from a hardware perspective? From a hardware perspective, the Nintendo Switch is still at number one with 67,114 units last week that the 7,000 unit roughly increased over the week prior. Although it is a decrease over the same week last year. Again, though, last year it was probably still dealing with boosting from Animal Crossing. We also had Paper Mario and all that. So I don't know. It is what it is. That's just what it is. It hasn't been a big game released on Switch in a little while. Year to date, there are 3,778,286 units which is ahead of last year. PlayStation 5 is at number two. It's sold 16,975 units. It's actually a 50 unit decrease or something like that over last week. So it is what it is. But they have sold 774,000 this year. Likely going to hit a million maybe depending on how they do during the holidays. The Xbox series is doing well as well this week with 2,089 units. Again, a slight decrease, but they have sold over 56,000 units in Japan. PlayStation 4 is still charting at 1,763 units which is a 300 unit increase probably due to the release of Tales Arise, I would assume. But they've only sold 94,000. It's very clear that they are phasing that out. But the lifetime sales of PlayStation 4 are at 9,384,000. 3DS is still on the charts as well. It was 789 units. So yep, I mean the 3DS isn't even in production anymore. So as soon as they're already units it is what it is. But the 3DS has sold 24,580,992 units. This is a number to pay attention to because I believe that is the best selling Nintendo platform in Japan ever. But Nintendo Switch is at 21,118,660 units. Has a brand new model launching next month. Has a couple Pokemon games on the horizon. Metroid, yeah, it's pretty safe to presume that Switch is probably going to become easily the number one selling platform in Japan of all time. But we'll have to wait and see on that front. So that's what we got for you guys today. You know, kind of short and sweet compared to some prior ones. But hey, I'm just really glad to bring this new story to you. Obviously the controller story to me is the big one because there's a lot of potential there. But what is it? We don't know at least at the time of recording. Maybe there's an amendem made it made in the video because while I'm editing it gets announced, but we'll see. I think you guys so much for tuning in. I am Nathaniel Revolgence from Nintendo Prime. And as always, I'll catch you guys in the next video.


Hi, I'm Stephanie Yancey. Today we'll be exploring Canva. It's a web app that can be used to create all types of graphics for use in the classroom, social media, and beyond. Before we get started, don't forget to subscribe and hit that bell to enable notifications for our channel by clicking our logo during the video. Also, if you're not already familiar with Canva, check out our related video by clicking the pop-up card in the upper right-hand corner because we're going to be jumping right in. Here's how to get started with expressing learning visually with Canva. So for this lesson, we're going to be looking at how to use Canva specifically to create an infographic. One thing that I do want to call out is that if you are an educator, you want to make sure that you have a Canva educator account. And you can do that by going to canva.com slash education. So I'm going to go up to my home page and I'm going to get started with my infographic. So something to think about starting off is that you want to really prep your students for working with an infographic. Infographics are great because they visually display information. They can make a complicated subject easier to understand or they can share a lot of information in a really compact way. So we're going to assume that at this point I've already done my research and I'm coming to Canva with my information. Today I'm going to be creating an infographic on the aquatic biome. So I'm going to start off by choosing my education infographic option. You could also go up to templates, but I'm just going to click it since it's right here. So I see lots of different templates over on my left-hand side. But because I'm doing an aquatic biome infographic, I'm just going to type in nature and see if I can narrow down some options here. Okay, so these definitely a little more what I'm looking for. More nature-based colors, some nature-based graphics. So maybe I can find something a little bit more specific to what I'm looking for. And scrolling through, I think this tsunami template is going to be great because I'm doing water. It's blue. It already has some ocean waves and things in there, so that's going to work really well. And also because I'm giving an overview of the aquatic biome, I know that this layout's going to help because it gives me five different areas to put five bullets of information. So now that I have my template, I'm going to start editing to add in my information that I've developed through my research. Starting off with the title, I just want to call out some of the advanced options that you have in Canva. I've selected this first word and this toolbar up at the top changes based on what I'm selecting. So you see a lot of the typical font and text box editing options here. A couple that I want to point out. One is this spacing option here.  And that can be really important for personalizing your graphic based on your needs. So you see here that my letter spacing for the first word is 167. And my letter spacing for the second word is negative 57.  And then I'm going to go in and I'm just going to change the spacing so that they're equal. So I'm going to change this to zero and go back and change this to zero. Another button on this toolbar is the effects button. So when I select it, it's going to give me options for changing up the style of the text. So I'll give you a sample of that. If I highlight aquatic and I go down to this neon option, it's going to change the look of that. So you've got some presets there and you can also personalize those. But I don't want that. So I'm going to change that back. Animate, we're not going to use right now because we're going to be printing this piece out. So those are some additional options that you might not be used to seeing in that text bar. Okay, let's get out of that. So now while we're here, let's take a look at guidelines. So I'm going to add in my definition of aquatic biomes here and you can see that when I click off, that's not filling up that space in exactly the same way. So I'm going to take that extra space out of there, grab this text box and then use my guidelines to make sure that it's in the best place in this box. So you can see here that when I click and start moving, I get these magenta colored guidelines and different ones show up according to where I move it. I know that I want this to be right in the middle of that dark blue box. And then I also want it to be aligned with the edge of my lighter colored boxes down. So I'm going to use those guidelines to make sure that all of my elements are situated exactly where I want them so that it's pleasing to the eye. Okay, I'm going to fast forward here while I make some changes to my text and get some of my information in. And then we'll look at working with some other elements. So we've looked at editing and personalizing our text boxes and our titles and our regular text. Now let's look at some graphics. So the template that I chose is using kind of icon or cartoonish graphics. And I think it would be really cool since I'm talking about animals and specific types of aquatic biomes to use actual images. And this is where Canva can be really powerful. So I'm just going to go ahead and I'm going to select all these graphics, hit my delete button, go ahead and get them out of there. And I'm going to go over to my elements bar on the far left. Now I get lots of options here, photos, videos, graphics, photos are what I want to focus on. So I'm going to go ahead and start searching for my first element. And I'm going to show my marine and freshwater types of aquatic biomes. So one marine biome is a coral reef. So I'm going to search for coral reef, get lots of options here, especially if you're using that education version and you get these EDU versions. And I'm going to choose photos specifically. So now I get several photo options. What's really great about this for your students is that these are free to use. So rather than going out to Google and getting a graphic that is copyrighted and that you're going to have to make sure that the students have the rights to use, everything in Canva is free to use. So that's a really good place to put your students to find graphics as well as photos. So I'm just going to pick this coral reef. I think this looks nice. I'm going to grab it and drag it over, get it in there. Use my little corners to go ahead and minimize it. I want things to be about the same size. So you can see that when I was looking at this, I made the width to 70 and I'm going to kind of keep track of that. And I'm going to use my guidelines again to get that located exactly where I want. So now freshwater option, going to choose a river. Same thing to choose photos and find a river that I like. Same thing going to drop it in, going to make it about the same size. It doesn't have to be perfect. I'm going to drag it. Remember to use those guidelines to get it exactly in the middle of the box below and then also lined up with the box next to it. So now I've got my two actual images, photographs of my two biomes as opposed to an icon. So I'm going to go ahead and add the rest of these in and then I will talk about how to change up some colors. Okay. So I've added in my photos as well as the rest of my content that I've researched and now I'm going to further personalize with colors. So I'm going to click on my background first. You'll see up here you get this options bar. Here it has my background color. I get the document colors up here, which are great because it keeps a unifying look if you keep using the same colors within your graphic. I also have some other colors here but I'm going to scroll down and look specifically at these photo colors because this is really helpful in Canva. So what Canva does is it takes the images that you've put on your graphic and it pulls out the colors from it. So you can choose a palette that is going to be uniform and also going to coordinate with your images. So I'm going to take a look at these new palettes and see what I think will work for my graphic. And after I choose my colors, I can change up my graphics. So I can go in. I'm going to choose water. I want to graphic here specifically and go ahead and delete that one and choose another one that I like. So now we have our finished infographic where we've taken a template, we've added in our own information that we gathered from research and then we've changed the template using Canva elements to personalize it and make it fit our needs. 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