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Last year, Nintendo’s E3 boxes were all the rage. Photos of these items were taken a couple of days before the Big N’s press conference, contribution to a rise in hype.

Good news, folks – the boxes are back! No, they really don’t show anything, but it’s still amusing. Plus, there’s a twist this year: there are Nintendo vehicles driving around Los Angeles!

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Remember how Satoru Iwata was tweeting during E3 last year? Well, he’s back, and he’ll be doing the same thing for this year’s expo.

According to Nintendo of America’s Twitter account:

“Nintendo’s Global President will be guest tweeting in our #IwataSays series throughout #E3, beginning Monday!”

You can follow the NOA Twitter here. If Iwata tweets anything interesting, we’ll post it here.



Nintendo of America posted the image above to its Twitter account just a few minutes ago. Nintendo’s “big three” – Shigeru Miyamoto, Satoru Iwata, and Reggie Fils-Aime – have all landed in Los Angeles. They’re ready for that show, and that photo is pretty darn awesome.

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Update: Nintendo of America’s Twitter account says tomorrow’s Nintendo Direct “focuses on the concept behind Wii U”. Games are coming on Tuesday, so tomorrow’s show will probably focus on the other details behind the system.


Nintendo is pulling a surprising move by holding a new “Nintendo Direct” presentation just a day before E3, and just two days before its media briefing. President Satoru Iwata will be on hand to present Wii U news.

According to Nintendo UK’s Twitter account, the event will take place at 23:00 GMT / 24:00 CET. That’s 6 PM EDT and 3 PM PDT.

You’ll be able to watch the pre-recorded presentation here.

We’ll have the latest information here for you as usual. This should be a good one…


You can find the entire gallery here, which includes another 15 photos or so.

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Starting on July 1, Club Nintendo will be seeing a fairly significant overhaul for coin values.

All eShop downloads will net you 5 points rather than 10, Nintendo Select registrations are going from 50 coins to 20, and 3DS post-play surveys will be given a 10 point reductions. Nintendo’s recent DSi and DSi XL price drops will be reflected on the site as well.

There are a bunch of games that will remain at their original values while others have been increased slightly. For all of the changes, view the images in the gallery above. You can also find more information here.

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Today’s Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed update focuses on new characters/levels.

According to a write-up on IGN, Shinobi’s Joe Musashi will be appearing as a playable character. The site describes his ride as “a transforming land, sea and air vehicle that looks as though it’s been borrowed from Batman, complete with black paint job, angular body work and stealth-dampened sound effects.”

Regarding new tracks, a Golden Axe-inspired “Adder’s Lair” level is being added. The Jet Set Radio Tokyo-to will be one of the games’ raceways as well.

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It’s the start of a new month, which means new downloadable rewards have been added to Club Nintendo. Members can choose from Donkey Kong (100 coins), Brain Age Express: Sudoku (150 coins), Kirby Super Star (150 coins), and Maboshi’s Arcade (150 coins). Each game will remain on the service until July 1.

You can pick up the new rewards here.


June 1, 2012, Today Nintendo announces a unique cultural partnership and short film-making competition with the BFI (British Film Institute).

Under this exciting new partnership the BFI and Nintendo are launching a short film-making competition using the 3D video recorder built in to the Nintendo 3DS. Entrants are encouraged to use the innovative technology of the Nintendo 3DS to create short films that capture the imagination and showcase the still-evolving art of 3D videography, one of the major innovations to the entertainment industry of the last decade. The winner will have the opportunity to have their work shown to some of the most prominent people in the film industry at the Nintendo Gala screening at the 56th BFI London Film Festival In Partnership With American Express in October 2012.

In addition to this ground-breaking competition and as part of their wider cultural partnership Nintendo and the BFI are working together on a number of exciting new 3D content projects, details of which will be revealed in due course.



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