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The Koopalings aren’t Bowser’s children. So says Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of Mario.

Speaking with Game Informer, Miyamoto said the following about the Koopalings:

“Our current story is that the seven Koopalings are not Bowser’s children. Bower’s only child is Bowser Jr. and we don’t know who the the mother is.”

Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka shared other tidbits in the same interview as well. Check out the image above for that information.

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1UP has published a massive interview with Nintendo of America’s Bill Trinen. Trinen commented on the disparity of eShops and the Virtual Console between regions, talked achievements, Nintendo Land (no online confirmed), and a whole lot more.

As always, we’ve published the full interview below.


Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime answered a wide array of questions following the Wii U presentation in New York City yesterday. Read on below for his thoughts on the Wii U pricing and profitability, competition, his opinion on whether or not Mario is overused, and more.


Wreck-It Ralph is a movie based on video games. But there is also a video game in the works based on the movie! The circle is complete.



The image above isn’t the complete teaser for next month’s CoroCoro, but it may hold a clue about a possible reveal.

As you can see, Pikachu, Virizion, Espeon, Umbreon and Axew’s 3D models are shown. There’s some conjecture that CoroCoro is hinting at a new game. That really is nothing more than speculation, and I don’t think that anything specifically points in that direction.

But hey, you never know.

We’ll find out in about a month. Next month’s CoroCoro will officially be available on October 15.

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Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune has a few things in the works. He’s making King of Pirates, Soul Sacrifice, and J.J. Rockets for Mobage.

Believe it or not, Inafune has yet another project in development.

This week’s issue of Famitsu reveals that Inafune is making a zombie game titled “YAIBA”. The magazine doesn’t appear to list platforms, and further details beyond aren’t known as of yet. We’ll have to wait and see if additional information is included in Famitsu.


“I don’t find any lack of creativity in the game makers, but there is a lack of creativity in the game buyers. I think developers would like to make a wide range of interesting games, but they are difficult to sell, so they don’t get made. So it is a problem of economics. The question really becomes how to open up video gaming to a wider audience. Nintendo works on this question 24/7. Playstation and Xbox have little incentive to do that. The frontier right now is phones and tablets, but once again it comes down to the buyers.” – Rodney Greenblat, Parappa the Rapper/Major Minor’s Majestic March designer

I can’t tell you how long I’ve been saying this! There’s a very very good reason I stick with Nintendo consoles primarily, and it really comes down to who is being the most creative. I’d much rather have unique and interesting games that are mediocre than a bunch of great games that are monotone and uncreative!

He finished…

“What are people willing to pay for a game on a phone or tablet? Will these fees generate enough income for the publishers and developers? I hope so.”

Via VG247


Update: Official PR is posted below.

Nintendo UK posted a message on its Twitter account moments ago confirming a Wii U Nintendo Direct for Europe this Thursday. The news was shared by Nintendo of Europe president Satoru Shibata.

According to the tweet, the presentation will be shown at 4 PM CEST.

The message states:

“Hi everyone! I’d like to invite you to watch the Nintendo Direct Wii U Preview, Thu 13th Sep at 4pm CEST at http://t.co/EUbUkLDg”

Newly announced Nintendo Direct takes a closer look at upcoming Wii U console



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