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Onitore details

Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 0 comments

Onitore is just about ready for its Japanese launch. Nintendo has been promoting the software through asset updates, and today it detailed the title’s exercises and modes.

The new information is as follows:

– Game focuses on “Working Memory”
– Train through exercises such as “Demon Math”
– This exercise is based off a problem type called “n-back”
– Iwata highlighted it during Nintendo Direct
– Demon Mouse: Remember the panel the mouse has hidden behind
– Demon Speed Reading: Read a passage aloud while trying to commit a portion of the passage to memory
– Demon Symbol: Remember the given symbol and select it from three options
– Demon Block: Remember the position of flashing blocks in order
– All Demon Training exercises last five minutes
– Can only play one of each training type per day
– Demon Training Support, Brain Training, and Relax modes included
– Support: speed up your Working Memory
– Brain Training: six new brain exercises and three more from past Brain Ages
– Relax: Rest your brain through mini-games including “Cell Explosion” and “Bacteria Eradication”
– Game data supports up to four players
– Compare rankings with other players
– StreetPass support lets you trade your opinion of the game and your play data

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Wii U tech talk, Smash Bros. assurance from Harada, more

Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in General Nintendo, News, Wii U | 0 comments

Tekken Director Katsuhiro Harada tackled a number of topics in a new interview with Nintendo Gamer. He was asked about Wii U development, the possibility of Tekken X Street Fighter on the console, and the next Smash Bros.

Harada’s comments can be found below.

Japanese New Super Mario Bros. 2 footage

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Looks like today’s the big New Super Mario Bros 2. blowout…

Two Tribes thinking about RUSH on Wii U

Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U | 0 comments

A few years back, Toki Tori-maker Two Tribes brought the puzzle game “RUSH” to WiiWare. While some fans may have forgotten about it, the IP could reappear on the Wii U.

Okay, that’s not even close to being confirmed. Two Tribes is thinking about the possibility, however.

The company wrote on Twitter earlier today:

“Think along: if we were to bring RUSH to Wii U, how would the controls work? So many options!”

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