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Nintendo today reported financial results for the first six months of its current fiscal year (through Sept. 30, 2011), and revised downward full-year financial and unit sales forecasts.

In total, the company shipped 9 million hardware units and more than 73 million software units during the half year. In addition, Nintendo revised its full-year unit global shipment forecasts as follows, compared with projections at the end of the previous fiscal quarter:


This week’s Nintendo Download includes the following featured content:

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Thriller – DreamWorks Animation – Shrek, Fiona and Donkey are in for the scariest Halloween of their lives when they attend a midnight musical based on Michael Jackson’s classic video… it’s bound to be a Thriller! (For Nintendo 3DSâ„¢)

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Burger Time Deluxeâ„¢ – How fast can you put together a burger when there are toppings out to get you at every turn? Give Chef Peter Pepper a helping hand in creating the ultimate hamburger in this classic arcade game. (For Nintendo 3DS)


GTA V Wii U mock-ups

Posted on 12 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U | 0 comments

Grand Theft Auto V has been officially announced, so we could know as soon as next week if the game is coming to Wii U. Then again, there’s a chance that Rockstar won’t confirm platforms when they release the first trailer. It’s also possible that a Wii U version will be announced in the future.

In any case, IGN has drawn up some mock-up shots of what GTA V might look like with Wii U controller functionality. The images are somewhat interesting, so I figured I might as well post them up on the site. The mock-ups can be found in the gallery above.



After you complete the main adventure in Super Mario 3D Land, players can experience a bunch of additional content. What sort of content, you ask? You can find that information after the break… beware of potential spoilers!


A new Iwata Asks for Super Mario 3D Land has gone live on the Japanese Nintendo site, and it’s full of brand new footage. I’ve compiled all of the clips into one video, which runs for almost eight minutes. The footage confirms a few new elements that I’ve posted after the break.


The second edition of the Iwata Asks for Zelda: Skyward Sword has been completely translated by Nintendo. There are some interesting tidbits contained in the discussion, so I’ve rounded up some of the information for your convenience. You can find all of the details after the break.



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