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Masahiro Sakurai tweeted the photo above earlier today, which features Smash Bros. art drawn on a whiteboard. He said that the Smash Bros. team made the “excellent” image.

This is more of a random doodle than it is a sign of the roster for the next Smash Bros., but we can appreciate the art for what it is. It’s quite nice!

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Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise launches in Europe this Friday.


Last year, Smile Boom released the interesting DSiWare title Petit Computer, an app that allows users to make their own games with the BASIC programming language. Gamebridge will be bringing the software over to the North American service this summer.

Petit Computer comes with 512 pre-packed sprites and 256 backgrounds. You can make your own creations on the DS touch screen as well.

Once you’ve made your art, entered BASIC commands, and finished your project, you can exchange your program with others wirelessly. It’s also possible to save the program to an SD card and convert it into a QR code.

More information has been posted below.


In one way, the Nintendo Update “show” acts as a replacement for Nintendo Week. However, Nintendo Update is produced monthly whereas Nintendo Week could be seen each week… not to mention that Nintendo Week was more of an actual show.


ESRB updates (7/2/12)

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

This week’s ESRB updates are as follows:

Transformers Prime: The Game (Wii/3DS/DS) – E10+
Just Dance Greatest Hits (Wii) – E10+
Unchained Blades (3DS) – T

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Project Zero 2: Wii Edition hit Europe this past Friday. Anyone pick it up?


Nintendo invited a number of celebrities to New York for a Wii U play opportunity. Adrienne Bailon and Corbin Bleu made an appearance, as did Stacy Keibler and Constantine Maroulis.

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