Nintendo Serves Up Some Love for Mario Tennis Open
Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 0 comments
Nintendo revealed more details today for the upcoming Mario Tennis Open, which launches for the portable Nintendo 3DS system on May 20.
The Special Games mode in Mario Tennis Open lets players hone their tennis skills while enjoying tennis games with a Mario twist. Players can check out games such as Super Mario Tennis, which puts a classic Super Mario Bros. twist on tennis drilling. As they play through familiar game levels, they can use their tennis swing to stomp Goombas and Koopas along the way.
Dragon Quest X screenshots
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Xenoblade Chronicles enemies infographic
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These are just a few of the beings you’ll be fighting in Xenoblade Chronicles:
Nintendo has also released a cast infographic, which you can find here.
Project Zero 2: Wii Edition videos
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Japanese eShop software overview for March
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First 48 minutes of Rhythm Thief & The Emperor’s Treasure
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3DS crossover project site enters its final stretch
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Namco Bandai, SEGA, and Capcom are finally ready to unveil their mystery collaboration. It seems as though we’re just one week away from a proper announcement.
The game’s official website now includes a countdown – it ends in seven days – and each company’s pitri dish/chromosomes appear to have been stolen. When you visit the page, an alarm sounds and shows the image above.
We may hear something about this new game in Famitsu. If there’s nothing in next week’s magazine, expect news in seven days.
Thanks to 4Him for the tip!
Nintendo: We don’t focus on hardware specs, gameplay experience than raw numbers
Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in General Nintendo, Wii U | 0 comments
There’s been lots of rumors going around about the Wii U’s power and graphical capabilities. Companies generally provide the standard “we don’t comment on rumors/speculation” line for these types of situations, but things are different this time!
A Nintendo representative provided the following comment when presented with GamesIndustry’s report, which surfaced earlier this week:
“We do not focus on technology specs. We understand that people like to dissect graphics and processing power, but the experience of playing will always be more important than raw numbers.”
This has more or less been Nintendo’s motto for quite some time now. I wouldn’t be surprised if we never saw an official, in-depth summary of the Wii U’s specs from the company.
