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“The games are coming, we promise…” How many times have we heard that from Nintendo? While I have been enjoying my Wii U since its release, there has been a lack of truly engaging games since the systems launch and only a smattering of great titles have released for the system this year. The Wii U eShop has shown it can be a force to be reckoned with but consumers did not plop down $300+ to just toil around with this awesome channel. Read More
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Here is what you can expect this week for all of your Nintendo systems! Big Brain Academy will be priced at $19.99 like the previous brain game.
Game Boy Advance
June 06 – Cars (GameStats)
Nintendo DS
June 05 – Big Brain Academy (GameStats)
June 05 – Magnetica (GameStats)
June 06 – Cars (GameStats)
GameCube
June 06 – Cars (GameStats)
What will you get?
The following comes from Miyamoto talking with the guys at Official Nintendo Magazine (UK). Here is what they had to report:
It is progressing quite well, but as you may have heard, it’s often said that when I get involved in a project I upend the tea table and that tends to delay things! so rather than promise everyone it’ll be a launch title for now and then have to break that promise later, I’ll say no for now but say that if it’s not a launch title it’ll be out within the first six month of launch.
(Concerning Multiplayer) One thing I’ve always wanted to do with the Mario games is alow for one player to play as Mario and for other players to join in...
Read MoreThe continued strong sales of Nintendo’ s DS and DS Lite handheld consoles in Japan have brought the system to the verge of having sold 2.5 million units in the country in the latest set of regional hardware figures, with over a week left in the first half of the year. 2.5 million this year alone. Not too shabby for the little handheld that could. We will keep you posted!
Hey guys, here is the Japanese hardware sales for May 22 – May 28:
System – Weekly sales (2006 sales)
1. DSL – 285,025 (1,920,493)
2. PSP – 27,227 (799,363)
3. PS2 – 19,798 (653,415)
4. GBASP – 6,652 (146,870)
5. NDS – 4,126 (867,378)
6. GBM – 2,013 (96,217)
7. 360 – 1,242 (50,593)
8. NGC – 1,116 (50,576)
9. GBA – 44 (2,717)
10. XBX – 8 (1,510)
As we can plainly see, our DS lite continues to dominate the charts thanks to a little game called Mario releasing that week. Also worth noting, the 360 has finally passed the Gamecube in sales for 2006. I do believe that this will change however when Super Paper Mario comes out. We will keep you posted. Are you guys planning on picking up a DS lite?
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Everyone else was giving good coverage of this new ds title, so why not us!?
Iwata on Wii controller – “The current design for game controllers was determined by Nintendo, so some of our staff disagreed with changing it. Yet after some hands-on time with the prototypes, we knew we had a working formula. That is why I declared at last year’s E3 that revolutionary interfaces will bring change to future games.”
Iwata on Virtual Console – “When creating a packaged game to be priced at 5,000 yen, developers tend to feel the need to create a rich game. Yet it is possible to create a reasonably entertaining game in 2 months with a team of three. Offering such games for 500 yen over a network could lead to a reasonable number of people purchasing it...
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Quick update: Just sending you guys a cool little update; I went to Aim Express and an advertisement for Nintendo’s next “touch generation” Big brain academy popped up. It seems as though Nintendo is really pushing the successful franchise hear in the states as well. The first game sold 90,000 copies and was the #1 seller in April for handhelds. If you have never played a brain age game, go pick one up. They’re only 20 bucks and you will have a blast playing it. Non-gamers flock to this game like crazy. Click here for the teaser site for the game.
The game is set for release on June 5th and will retail for $20.00. Go pre-order now and support the touch generation.
