Inafune to announce new Capcom title at Comic-Con
Posted on 15 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in General Nintendo, News | 1 Comment
The news below comes from information gathered from Comic-Con’s schedule page for
“4:45-5:45 Capcom 2010 and Beyond!— See the latest trailers and get the inside scoop on all of Capcom’s most highly anticipated games for 2010 and beyond: Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, Sengoku Basara, Okamiden, Bionic Commando Rearmed 2, Ghost Trick, Dead Rising 2, and more. On top of all that, hear details on an exciting new game announcement by Capcom legend Keiji Inafune, the father of Mega Man! Room 6BCF”
As it turned out, today’s big Capcom announcement wasn’t related to Nintendo. But considering Inafune is involved with the company’s new project, the news from Conic-Con should be worth paying attention to and there’s a possibility that the announcement could be tied to the Wii/DS.
News from Naka (impressed with 3DS, making animal-based title, more)
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Yuji Naka, CEO of Prope responding to the fact that he created Sonic…
“Not right now. Right now, I want to create new things. Even if I had the opportunity to create some kind of new Sonic game I think that’s best kept within Sega.”
Naka on whether we’ll see another game like Let’s Tap…
“Personally, I would love to work on something like that, but the sales weren’t high so I don’t know if I can justify making another one. One of the things in Let’s Tap is it’s not digital, you don’t push a button and have the game react to it. I’m really happy with the technology we created. It senses soft touches, reads that, and puts that it into the game.
Sony thinks Wii, 360 succesors could make it out before next PS3
Posted on 15 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii | 1 Comment
“Looking from the outside, it was Microsoft that released the first of this generation of consoles. Naturally, in my opinion, Microsoft will make the first move. Or, because Nintendo’s approach was not to upgrade much on its basic hardware – Wii doesn’t even support HD resolution – so they might be the first to move. Probably the watch should be on these companies, in my opinion.” – Sony Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida
Nintendo has repeatedly said that HD alone won’t motivate the company to introduce a new console. There needs to be an innovative idea that can’t be realized on current hardware. And with the 3DS launching as late as next year, it wouldn’t surprise me if it takes Nintendo a long time to announce a Wii successor.
3DS comparison shots – MGS 3DS, Kingdom Hearts, Mario Kart and more
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A clearer look at one of the new Pokemon
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You may recognize this new Pokemon from the anime beta art we posted a few days ago. Now we can see it in color, thanks to a flyer from the Daisuki Club site. The Pokemon has yet to be named.
Possible Japanese Metroid: Other M boxart
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At the moment, it isn’t clear if this will end up being the final boxart for Metroid: Other M in Japan. It’d be nice if it does stay this way, though…It looks really nice, don’t you think?
Short Pokemon Black/White clip featuring Koromori
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DRAGON QUEST Fans Connect and Conquer in New York’s Rockefeller Plaza
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Major Launch Gathering at Nintendo World Store Highlights Social Fun of New Adventure Game for Nintendo DS Systems
–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Nintendo:
WHAT:
Nintendo will host a sensational social gathering to celebrate the July 11 launch of DRAGON QUEST® IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies for the portable Nintendo DS™ family of systems. Consumers of all ages and backgrounds are invited to the Nintendo World store in New York’s Rockefeller Plaza to experience the multiplayer fun and rich customization features of this epic new release. Multiple game demo stations will be placed throughout the store and Rockefeller Plaza for attendees. All guests will have the opportunity to buy the game in advance of launch and Yuji Horii, creator of the DRAGON QUEST series, will sign autographs for the first 30 fans in line at the Nintendo World store to purchase the game (limit two items per customer). All visitors also can have souvenir pictures snapped in a unique DRAGON QUEST photo booth, snack on treats from a DRAGON QUEST ice cream truck (while supplies last), and receive special DRAGON QUEST-themed prizes (while supplies last).
