n-Space revealing three 3DS titles at or before E3
Posted on 13 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 0 comments
This information comes from n-Space’s Dan O’Leary…
“We currently have three 3DS titles in development, one for 2011 and two for early 2012. All of them will be announced at or before E3 early next month. We’re very excited to share them with the world and hope that many of your readers will look forward to their release.”
Man, I really can’t wait to see what n-Space has done with the 3DS. I’d be surprised if at least one of the games wasn’t a shooter. It’ll also be interesting to see which publishers the company is working with.
Two more The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D screenshots
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Cave Story 3D screenshots
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NASCAR The Game Wii screenshots
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One word: Yikes!
Things not looking good for possible Modern Warfare 3 Wii release
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Check out the description of Modern Warfare 3 on the Facebook page…
“Modern Warfare is back. On November 8th, the best-selling first-person action series of all-time returns with the epic sequel to the multiple Game of the Year award winner Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.
Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, PC.”
Activision hasn’t announced anything officially, so we can’t start calling for people’s heads just yet. This definitely isn’t a good sign, though… After releasing Black Ops on Wii last year, I have absolutely no idea why the company wouldn’t consider a Wii version of Modern Warfare 3. I’d love an explanation if this is true!
Nintendo UK: More surprises in store for Wii
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This information comes from Nintendo UK marketing manager Rob Lowe…
“There are great new pieces of software launching this year such as Wii Play: Motion in June and Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword later on in 2011. Plus, there are plenty more surprises in store for 2012 from us – Wii has got a great future ahead of it. We just wanted to make sure that the appeal of Wii is as broad as possible, and the new Mario Kart bundle is designed to be a great value proposition to anyone who is interested in getting a Wii. With this specific campaign, we are targeting families with young kids looking to buy their first games console. This is a very large potential audience, and the new Mario Kart bundle will be the perfect proposition for them.”
Project Cafe won’t be out until April 2012 at the earliest, so Nintendo has one year year to fill with Wii software. And, personally, I think the console will arrive later in the year rather than earlier. There are only so many games Nintendo will localize (and let’s not forget about Japan who has had these titles for some time now), so Nintendo really should have at least a surprise or two in store for the Wii.
