Its been a big week for Nintendo. Their SNES Classics have already sold out everywhere, they dropped big news for Splatoon 2 and ARMs at Gamescon, and we found out that they’re going to have some awesome exclusive cars in the Switch version of Rocket League. Plus there’s a brand new area in Super Mario Odyssey called Luncheon Kingdom. What more could you ask for?

We’ll start with Super Mario Odyssey. The game is already one of the most talked about titles in recent memory, and now Nintendo is just adding fuel to the fire. The company showed off a brand new area called Luncheon Kingdom at Gamescon. The video, which you can see above, details a landscape built around the idea of food. It’s more proof of just how diverse of a place Odyssey will be.

The Release date is only a couple months away at this point and Nintendo knows its fans are eager to get their hands on the game. You can probably expect a couple more teases between now and Oct. 27. 

Nintendo’s software has never been the problem, it’s always been their hardware that they’ve had troubles with. This time it’s the SNES Classic that’s giving consumers headaches. Not because of any glitch or reported malfunction, but because people just can’t seem to get their hands on one. Pre-orders went live recently and sold-out almost immediately. This comes just a month after the Walmart snafu where the retailer began taking pre-orders well before they were supposed to.

Of course, Nintendo hardware is notorious for being difficult to attain. The Switch is still sold out in many places and you can bet it’ll be near impossible to find it come the holiday season. For everything Nintendo does right, you’d think they’d be better at estimating sales. Admittedly, maintaining a low supply could be part of their plan, but if it is, we wish they would come up with something a little less frustrating.