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The Nintendo World Championships 2015 were held on June 14, 2015, in Los Angeles, California. You can watch the entire tournament here, in case you missed it or just want to watch again.

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Nintendo brought back the Nintendo World Championships as part of their E3 2015 lineup, after a 25 year hiatus, and it was amazing.The tournament had been marred by a very lacking selection method, only accepting a limited number of contenders from a handful of Best Buy locations scattered around the US. Some of the contestants werent all that great either, seemingly only having been invited for star power. There was commentary from a child that ranked slightly higher than Short Round on the all time Oh God why!? leader boards. At one point the reveal of a small new IP almost put the room on ice, resulting in the commentators almost begging for crowd responses. In spite of all that, the show went on to be a massive success because Nintendo knew how to cater to fans.

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The hype countdown begins

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A game changer for the franchise

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Kotaku UK: Nintendo held the Nintendo World Championships last night (although it was actually more like Major North American Cities Championship, but let's not get too bitter), pitting contestants against both each other and a huge range of Nintendo games new and old, from Splatoon to Super Metroid.

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The top two players were awarded autographed New 3DS XLs by the legendary Mario creator himself.

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John Numbers won the 2015 Nintendo World Championships, and his prize was presented by Shigeru Miyamoto.

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In a 3v3 match, players hop into a mech suit and shoot at a giant ball, trying to score on their opponent's goal.

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During the Nintendo World Championships today, Nintendo announced that Mario Maker has been renamed Super Mario Maker. This new name was introduced at the conclusion of the Championship, when the two finalists competed in some specially designed levels from the Nintendo Treehouse.