Konami release schedule
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PES 2012 (Multi) – Fall 2011
Metal Gear Solid HD Collection (PS3/360) – November 2011
Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D (3DS) – FY2012
New Love Plus (3DS) – Fall 2011 (Japan)
NeverDead (PS3/360) – FY2012
Silen Hill Downpour (PS3/360) – FY2012
Karaoke Revolution Glee: Volume 3 (Wii) – Fall 2011
DanceDanceRevolution II (Wii) – Fall 2011
Nazo Waku Yakata screenshots
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Treyarch making Modern Warfare 3 for Wii
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Yesterday we finally received a confirmation that Modern Warfare 3 is in in the works for Nintendo’s home console. Today we’ve discovered the developer behind the Wii version.
It shouldn’t come as a shock that Treyarch is creating the game. The studio also brought Modern Warfare – Reflex Edition, World at War, and last year’s Black Ops to the console. Based on what Treyarch was able to deliver last year, Modern Warfare 3 on Wii will likely be another enjoyable experience.
Japanese Kirby Mass Attack commercial
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Umeji Narisawa might be the oldest Nintendo fan
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Umeji Narisawa is 99 years-old. And she’s still gaming.
She actually started playing video games when she was 63 years-old. After seeing her grandchildren play Bomberman, she decided to join in on the fun. Umeji has continued to play that game for twenty six years.
Umeji says that by playing the title every day, she can keep her brain sharp. She also believes that pressing the buttons on the NES controller can be considered a form of exercise.
Go! Go! Kokopolo out in North America next week
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Oxford, England – August 3 2011 – Get ready for a brand new experience in arcade action, introducing the worlds first chase ‘em-up – Go! Go! Kokopolo – Harmonious Forest Revenge!, exclusively available through the Nintendo DSiWare™ service.
Take control of the wildcat, Kokopolo, on an epic adventure of madcap revenge and mayhem as he scratches his way through 80 fantastic stages, and across 10 different worlds. Filled to the brim with slapstick humour and comic mischief on the surface, Go! Go! Kokopolo also offers extra complexity and depth for players who want to best themselves in the various time attack modes, and unlock all the secrets the game has to offer.
Nintendo celebrates the 25th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda with symphony orchestra in London
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The HMV Hammersmith Apollo in London is to host a unique The Legend of Zelda inspired concert on 25th October 2011
4th August 2011 – Nintendo is celebrating the 25th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda video game series in style by hosting a unique symphony concert in London. The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Symphony Concert Tour will stop off in London for a one-off European date, playing music from the iconic series. The European concert will be held on 25th October 2011 at the HMV Hammersmith Apollo in London, and will include songs hand-picked by Nintendo composer Koji Kondo and his team. Ticket prices for the London concert start at £33.75 and will be available starting on 8th August 2011 from www.ticketmaster.co.uk / www.zelda-symphony.com
“The Legend of Zelda series is famous for its beautiful music and we are thrilled to celebrate 25 years of memorable soundtracks from this iconic series by letting a symphony orchestra bring this music to life,” said Laurent Fischer, Managing Director of Marketing & PR for Nintendo of Europe. “The symphony orchestra concert in London will allow fans from across Europe to come together and show their love for all things Zelda while enjoying a truly unique performance & experience.”
A 70-piece orchestra will be joined by a choir to perform new arrangements of a variety of songs from the series’ 25-year history. The concerts will be produced by Jason Michael Paul, Inc., the producers of PLAY! A Video Game Symphony, which has toured the world performing music from video games.
