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It’s tough to believe, but the Nintendo 64 was the only main Nintendo console to never receive a Metroid title. There have been a few notes here and there about a possible game for the system, but recently Metroid co-creator shared some very interesting information. In an interview with GamesTM, Sakamoto stated that he thought about creating a new entry in the franchise for the N64. However, he wasn’t ready to take on the challenge of making a 3D Metroid at the time. Nintendo actually asked another company to consider developing a Metroid title for the system, but they turned down the offer as well, as they lacked confidence that they could live up to expectations set by Super Metroid.

“I was actually thinking about the possibility of making a Metroid game for N64 but I felt that I shouldn’t be the one making the game. When I held the N64 controller in my hands I just couldn’t imagine how it could be used to move Samus around. So for me it was just too early to personally make a 3D Metroid at that time. Also, I know this is isn’t a direct answer to your question but Nintendo at that time approached another company and asked them if they would make an N64 version of Metroid and their response was that no, they could not. They turned it down, saying that unfortunately they didn’t have the confidence to create an N64 Metroid game that could compare favourably with Super Metroid. That’s something I take as a complement to what we achieved with Super Metroid.”


Sonic Colors footage

Posted on 14 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in Videos, Wii | 2 Comments


This information comes from Sonic Colors director Takashi Iizuka…

“It’s not like Sonic is exclusively for this platform, it’s just that this game in particular (Sonic Colors) was made for this purpose. It’s not like [Sonic Colours] wouldn’t fit the PS3 or 360, actually this game would probably work with those core audiences, the more action audience as well.”

The Wii is actually in a unique position because it’s the only console getting a 3D Sonic title this year. Considering that Colors is showing a great amount of promise though, I’m sure a lot of fans would have liked to have seen the game made available on a number of different platforms.

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Little Red Riding Hood’s Zombie BBQ will land on America on the Nintendo DSiWareTM

14th September 2010, Barcelona, Spain. Gammick Entertainment and EnjoyUp Games announce Little Red Riding Hood’s Zombie BBQ for the american market on the Nintendo DSiWareTM service.

Little Red Riding Hood’s Zombie BBQ has received high praise across the board in Americas including:

IGN:

“Where else are you going to find a sexy Little Red Riding hood murdering her zombified grandmother with a shotgun?”

Daemon Hatfield

Score:8.6/10

Nominations of Little Red Riding Hood’s Zombie BBQ in Nintendo DS.

The Top 25 DS Games Under $20

http://ds.ign.com/articles/926/926356p4.html

Cheers

http://ds.ign.com/articles/102/1023745p1.html

Nominated best Shooting Game 2008:

http://bestof.ign.com/2008/ds/8.html

Nintendo Life

“What’s great about the Zombie BBQ is that it’s not only fun to play, but it is also fun to watch: the title stands strong as one of the best examples of hand-drawn art on the DS”

Matthew Blundon

Score: 8/10

Worthplaying

“Little Red Riding Hood’s Zombie BBQ is one of the most bizarre games in recent memory that I’ve had the chance of playing”

Score: 8.1/10

Game Zone

“Zombie BBQ is one of the most original and fun games I’ve played on the DS recently, and anyone with a DS and an appreciation for the bizarre would do themselves a disservice if they missed it”

Dylan Platt

Score: 8.4/10
Pricing: 800 Nintendo DSi Points.

See for more details including latest video footage, screenshots and exclusive content:

www.gammickentertainment.com/zombie
www.enjoyup.com

Little Red Riding Hood’s Zombie BBQ

OVERVIEW

Fry those zombies up!

Alter saving her grandmother from the claws of the Wolf and its army of the evil everything seemed to have gone back to normal. Nothing further from reality. With the recent and tragic death on combat of the woodman, an invasion of leper zombies endangers once again the peace in the world.

Little Red Riding Hood’s Zombie BBQ is a really fun shooter for Nintendo DsiWareTM, where you have to move forward by shooting down every living (or dying) creature in your path! Use the great arsenal of weapons at your disposal to do away with the savage hoards of zombies. Shoot, blast, massacre, bombard and burn your enemies to the bone with a simple touch of your stylus on the console screen. Can you save fairy tale land or will you let its creatures live an unhappy-ever-after-life?
Features

– 21 action-packed levels wrapped in a seamless fairy tale environment.
– 10 Epic enemy Final Bosses.
– Superb 3D graphics.
– Choose between Little Red Riding Hood or the mythic japanese character Momotaro.
– 3 difficulty levels.
– 3 refreshing game modes.

About EnjoyUp Games

Innovative developer in the gaming industry, EnjoyUp Games born with a team with more than 14 years of experience on the entertainment sector and the idea of revolutionize the concept of video game, a young company with strong principle of contribute with new and fun game forms.

Our philosophy is create new products that give new sensations to the player. We have
achieved this with our ambitious and original project Chronos Twins, a game never seen were the action runs on two screens at once with a new concept of time.

With these projects, EnjoyUp achieve his short-term objectives. With a look on the future on new and fascinating challenges, becoming a promising studio on the video game sector.

Experience:

Chronos Twins
Chronos Twins DX
FootballUp

Source: EnjoyUp PR


Course: Wario’s Gold Mine
Objective: Time trial
Tournament date: 9/15 – 9/25


A BRIGHT FUTURE AHEAD FOR NINTENDO DSi XL

Nintendo launches yellow, green & blue Nintendo DSi XL handheld consoles across Europe

The Nintendo DSi XL handheld gaming console, is set to have a technicolour makeover this autumn, as three bright new colours – yellow, green & blue make their way to stores across Europe on 8th October 2010 for all to enjoy!.

Since it’s European debut in March 2010, as part of the Nintendo DS range, the Nintendo DSi XL has sold over 3.6 million* pieces of hardware globally, taking the total number of Nintendo DS range of consoles to over 132 million** systems. In addition to the stylish wine red and dark brown consoles still available in stores, players will be given a wider choice of colours to choose from as yellow, green and blue join the offerings!



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