Twitch Plays moves on to Pokemon Crystal
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After completing Pokemon Red, Twitch Plays is now moving on to Pokemon Crystal. How long will it take to complete this one?!
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Photos of the Japanese Kirby Triple Deluxe Club Nintendo soundtrack
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Iwata’s updated “Message from the President” covers QOL plans
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Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata has left an updated notice for shareholders and investors on the company’s website. Primarily, the “Message from the President” makes strong mention of the Big N’s QOL plans.
You can find the message in full below.
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Nintendo Minute – chat with Li Kovacs
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Retro says Wii U is “a powerhouse”, new game has been in the works for a few months
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Retro Studios president and CEO Michael Kelbaugh commented on several topics while speaking with GameSpot, including the Wii U’s technical capabilities.
According to Kelbaugh, the console is “a powerhouse”, adding, “It’s more than adequate to make great games on.”
“Unfortunately, the perception is that it’s not a very powerful machine. That’s just not true. It’s a powerhouse. It’s more than adequate to make great games on.”
Kelbaugh also mentioned that the Wii U is a “great box to make games on.”
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Gravity Falls creator hints at console game
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It sounds like we could be getting a video game based on the Gravity Fall television series.
On Twitter, creator Alex Hirsch tweeted about “a brainstorm meeting” pertaining to a Gravity Falls “console game.” He also asked fans about what they’d like to see.
Hey internet! About to have a brainstorm meeting re: Gravity Falls console game. What would y'all like to see? #SuperSmashGrunkle
— Alex Hirsch (@_AlexHirsch) February 27, 2014
My guess? WayForward will end up making the Gravity Falls game with D3Publisher backing the project.
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Pokemon show, movies will be on Netflix starting on Saturday
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The Pokemon Company International today announced that the Pokemon TV series and a pair of movies will be available on Netflix starting this Saturday. This includes the classic first season of Pokemon, Pokemon: Indigo League, and Pokemon: Black & White. You can find the full details in the announcement below.
New t-shirts point to Shaq Fu return
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Shaq Fu’s return truly does appear to be happening. Joystiq has published a pair of t-shirts sent in by a tipster, both of which will likely be used for a marketing campaign. This is on top of Shaquille O’Neal himself stating at CES this year that Shaq Fu 2 is coming.
Of course, this doesn’t necessarily mean we’ll be seeing a new Shaq Fu game on a Nintendo platform. But given the original game’s history on the SNES and Game Boy, we’d be remiss if we didn’t make a note about today’s discovery.
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Donkey Kong Country came with a risky investment for Rare
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Donkey Kong Country became well-known for its pre-rendered 3D visuals. However, pursuing such a style came with a heavy financial burden for Rare. For the machines the team was using, each costed about £80,000.
Former Rare staffers Brendan Gunn and David Wise opened up to
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Koji Igarashi holding a “Metroidvania” session at GDC 2014
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We haven’t heard much from Koji Igarashi in recent years, but the well-known Castlevania producer will hold a session at GDC next month.
The talk is titled “There and Back Again: Koji Igarashi’s Metroidvania Tale”. During his session, attendees will be able to join Igarashi “for an exploration of his experiences and methodology in creating some of the most popular and influential games in the genre over the last 15 years.”
Below is the official overview of Igarashi’s session:
