The Nintendo Online Official Journal receives the treatment of a summer edition of 2021

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The last official edition of Nintendo, and free! - The online magazine has landed, just over a year since the first issue was launched last August. After that summer edition of 2020, and after the winter edition of 2020 that followed him, there is the summer edition of 2021 this month. As always, it includes many ads for games and switch products, lists of the best games and similar, as well as a handful of features, including some that examine some popular Nintendo cats and items from the Legend of Zelda series. What combination. Also as previous deliveries, the magazine itself is written entirely in Japanese. Even so, it's free and has nice images, so, what can not you like it? Did you have a look? Would you like Nintendo to launch an English version of these in the future? Share your thoughts in the usual place.