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The GameCube launch title Luigi’s Mansion is getting a sequel. In a video reel of sorts, it was revealed that the sequel will be landing on the 3DS. No screenshots or information was shared, but stay tuned for more information!


Satoru Iwata has discussed preliminary details regarding Nintendo’s next home console. According to the president, it will provide “deeper” gameplay experiences and will offer a “wider” view to gamers, even moreso than Wii. More details will be revealed later today.


Nintendo isn’t done with the “Four Swords” portion of the Zelda franchise. Shigeru Miyamoto has announced that the title will be arriving on DSiWare later this year.

Regarding Skyward Sword, Miyamoto said that the title will be released this holidays. A gold Wii remote will be available as well.


The 3DS eShop launched last night with a few Virtual Console games. However, one significant titles was missing: The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX. However, Shigeru Miyamoto has revealed that the title will be available for download starting today.


Lucas Thomas has posted the following item on the IGN boards…

I’m pretty sure that it’s related to the tease from last night. More Zelda greatness incoming?


Austin tells me that the wireless connection in the Nokia Theater is dialup-like. I don’t know if that means there won’t be a blog, but you can be sure I’ll be posting live updates like last year.


We’re back!

Posted on 13 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in Site updates | 1 Comment

That was close. Maintenance is complete. I had to disable forum integration for now, but it’s well worth it for speed and stability.

It’ll be back once the conference is complete. For now, you can comment the old way!


We really, really want to make sure that nothing happens to the site while Nintendo’s conference is going on. So we’ve been doing a bit more maintenance work, as you may have noticed. With any luck, we should be good to go! Austin’s live-blog should be up somewhat soon – expect it on the site in 20-40 minutes.



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