Rumor: Nintendo France teasing January 19 conference
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Although the Twitter message above pertains to France, it goes along nicely with another rumor we heard. IGN’s Rich George indicated last week that we would be seeing “a flood of information” about the 3DS in late January. The 19th is fairly late in January, so if this latest tease is the real deal, it’s very likely that Nintendo will be sharing 3DS launch information and other details about the system.
Here’s a rough translation of the Twitter post above…
“Nintendo France has a mysterious teaser press event in Amsterdam on January 19 … 3DS? Other?”
ESRB updates
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Mighty Milky Way (DSi) – E
505 Tangram (DSi) – E
Gardens (3DS) – E
A few of you might be very interested in Mighty Milky Way. Why, you ask? Well, the game is being developed by WayForward! You can check out a description of the DSiWare title below:
“This is an action-puzzle game in which players help a green-skinned alien navigate toward warp portal exits. Players avoid hazards (e.g., pink puff balls, electric barriers) and create planets to use as jumping platforms. At the end of each level, players must dodge laser beams shot from a robotic T-Rex; the dinosaur sinks off-screen amid small explosions when defeated.”
D3Publisher Announces Dream Trigger 3D for the Nintendo 3DS Handheld System
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All-New Nintendo 3DS Arcade Shooter Features Visually Stunning Environments That Explode Off the Screen in 3D
LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–D3Publisher (D3P), a publisher and developer of interactive entertainment software, confirmed its support today for the Nintendo 3DS™ handheld system and announced Dream Trigger 3D. Dream Trigger 3D is a completely original arcade shooter in which players use sonar to detect sound to expose colorful enemies and blast them into explosive 3D patterns. The introduction of the new Nintendo 3DS system will allow players to experience an arcade shooter with a whole new visual perspective never before seen on a handheld.
“We are excited to confirm the development of Dream Trigger 3D as the first of many upcoming video games from D3Publisher for the Nintendo 3DS handheld system”
Doctor Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights details
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– From Konami
– Based around archeology
– Doctor Lautrec and his young companion Sophie go on an adventure
– 4 elements to the game
– Events, battle, exploration, and conversation make up the game
The Sims 3 3DS, My Garden details
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The Sims 3
– Area map shown on the touchscreen
– Edit your sims’ face, skin, clothing, personality, life goal, and other elements
– Give Sims precise directions about what they should be doing
– “Moodlet” icons will indicate what your Sims are feeling
– Moodlet icons will show things such as “I want to sleep” or “I want to take a bath”
– Karma Power: Instantly change your sims’ lives
– Need to be careful with Karma Power (ex: shake the 3DS to make money fall from the sky, shake too much and you’ll cause an earthquake)
– StreetPass support
– Spring 2011 release
My Garden
– Ponta is your guide
– Create the most beautiful garden in the world
– Use the touchscreen to position objects in the garden
– Full map display
– Shake the 3DS to make insects go away
– Whistle into the microphone to attract birds
– Spring 2011 release
The Sims 3 3DS screenshots
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3DS scans – Doctor Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights, Pro Baseball Spirits, Winning Eleven 3D Soccer, Asphalt 3D, The Sims 3, My Garden
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Thanks to Chauncey, Blake, and eff for the tip!
Nintendo on Mario 3DS
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This information comes from Nintendo’s Yoshio Koizumi…
“I’ve been making 3D Mario games up to now, and it’s been difficult to grab or ride on objects floating in midair with these sorts of games since the beginning,” said Koizumi. “But if the Nintendo 3DS system can produce a sense of distance that can be easily understood at a glance, I feel I’ll be able to more confidently create the tense stages that require you to jump from platform to platform in midair without falling. There’s still a whole range of things I’ll be able to do with Mario games in the future.”
I’m really interested to see what a 3D Mario would look like on the 3DS. There were actually a few rumors that Nintendo was working on a game similar to Super Mario 64 DS for the system, but nothing ever happened. I’ve always wondered what an original Mario title would look like on a handheld…
Mega Man Legends 3 engine revealed, Bonne Mecha winner
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Wondering which engine is powering Mega Man Legends 3? It should be familiar to fans who have been keeping up with the news for the Resident Evil 3DS games. Like Revelations and The Mercenaries 3D, Legends 3 is using the MT Framework. Director Eguchi quietly shared the news at the end of a blog post for the title. Legends 3 is most likely using the Mobile version of Capcom’s MT Framework engine, which is being used in a number of the company’s other 3DS games.
“By the by, it bears mentioning that Mega Man Legends 3 will be developed using Capcom’s pride-and joy MT Framework! To explain it simply, MT Framework is Capcom’s exclusive game engine. To put it even more simply, it’s sort of a set of “high-performance game-making tools” we at Capcom developed ourselves (although to be more accurate, it’s something else). Sort of a tricky subject, but I’m hoping I’ll have a chance to have the programmers tell you a little more about all that in the future.”
In other Mega Man Legends 3 news, a winner has been chosen for the Bonne Mecha contest: