Scram Kitty and his Buddy on Rails trailer
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Wii U Developer Direct – Super Mario 3D World
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Wii U Developer Direct – The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD
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Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze E3 2013 trailer
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Wii U Developer Direct – Bayonetta 2
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Wii U & Nintendo 3DS Developer Direct – Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U
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Wii Fit Trainer character playable in next Smash Bros.
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Hahaha they just showed a video of Wii Fit Trainer Girl kicking ass in Super Smash Bros, she’ll be in the game vine.co/v/blhYwA5MeLh
— Kirk Hamilton (@kirkhamilton) June 11, 2013
Nintendo made a surprise, and somewhat odd announcement about the next Smash Bros. games at the end of its E3 2013 Wii U Software Showcase. The company announced that the female Wii Fit Trainer character will be in the game, and believe it or not, playable.
This could be the surprise that Nintendo was teasing a short while ago. In other words, there may not be an additional game announcement.
“She uses moves that are really quite healthy. Her moves are very fitness-based. She is quite powerful against characters like Bowser.”
— Kirk Hamilton (@kirkhamilton) June 11, 2013
Miyamoto on GameTrailers, Super Mario 3D World footage
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Retro says it was tough choosing between Metroid and Donkey Kong, but “had unfinished business”
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It sounds like Retro could have been in charge of the next Metroid game, had the company not decided to pursue the new Donkey Kong game for Wii U.
According to Retro’s Michael Kelbaugh, the studio had a tough time deciding whether to go with Metroid or Donkey Kong. In the end, though, Retro felt they had unfinished business with Donkey Kong.
ONM’s Chandra Nair relayed the news:
Michael Kelbaugh (Retro) says that it was hard to decide whether to go with Metroid or not but they felt they had unfinished business w/ dk
— ChandraONM (@ChandraONM) June 11, 2013
