Super Mario World hack (O.L. Kaizo TAS 2)
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Thanks to Ross M for the tip!
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, 3D details
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KH Re:Coded
– Developed so that more fans can play the game
– DS was chosen since many consumers have purchased it
– Also developed knowing that an analog stick wasn’t needed
– Same story as Coded
– Major changes aside from event scenes
– Targeted more towards casual gamers, but a difficulty setting will be available
– Design concept is a mix of Coded/358/2 Days/Birth by Sleep
– Birth by Sleep co-director overseeing the battle planning, same team working on map design
– Level-up system will be an expansion of the ideas from 358/2 Days
– Some multiplayer elements
– Unlock avatars that include characters from Birth by Sleep, Lightning from Final Fantasy XIII
– Secret movie will be included
– 80% complete
Kingdom Hearts 3D
– Completely new game
– Next stage of the franchise following Coded/358/2 Days/Birth by Sleep
– Play as Sora and Riku
– New worlds to visit
– A number of hints in Re:coded relating to 3D
– More info/announcement at E3 2011
Famitsu software sales (6/14 – 6/20)
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1. [Wii] Super Mario Galaxy 2
2. [DS] Ghost Trick
3. [DS] Egokoro Kyoushitsu DS
4. [PS3] Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City
5. [Wii] Xenoblade
6. [DS] Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2
7. [DS] Tamagotchi no Pichi Pichi Omisecchi
8. [PS3] World Soccer Winning Eleven 2010: Aoki Samurai no Chousen
9. [DS] Tomodachi Collection
10. [PS3] Hakuoki: Junsouroku
Nintendo Pushes Summer Blockbuster Action to the Max with Sin & Punishment: Star Successor
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Thrilling New Shooter for Wii Features Nonstop Arcade-Style Excitement and Online Leaderboards
REDMOND, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– How much explosive, high-scoring shooter action can one video game deliver? With the June 27 launch of Sin & Punishment™: Star Successor for the Wii™ console, Nintendo is taking adrenaline-soaked adventure to inspiring new heights. Packed with nonstop arcade-style thrills, intense boss battles and precision pointer controls, the game challenges players to rack up high scores as they fend off waves of enemies in a stylish post-apocalyptic world.
Sin & Punishment: Star Successor was created by developers at the acclaimed Japanese game studio TREASURE, makers of the original Sin & Punishment game for the Nintendo 64™ system. Many Wii owners have already discovered the fun of the original game, which was originally only available in Japan, thanks to its availability on the Virtual Console™ downloadable game service. Now, this long-awaited sci-fi sequel pushes the arcade shooter genre to new levels of intensity and fun.
Quick look at Paper Mario 3DS, Mario Kart 3DS
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Nintendo Voice Chat podcast summary
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E3
– Nintendo had a really awesome showing
– Peer thinks a bunch of people were disappointed with the Zelda showing
– Peer, Craig think Nintendo had the best conference at E3
– Nintendo skipped the Vitality Sensor entirely
– Miyamoto confirmed to IGN that Pikmin 3 is for Wii
Donkey Kong Country Returns video/interview
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Level-5 announces PS3 version of Ninokuni
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Based on a magazine picture that comes from this week’s Famitsu, it seems like the highly anticipated title Ninokuni will no longer be a DS-exclusive, as a PS3 version is in the works as well. There are no signs at this point that the game will be canceled on Nintendo’s portable, so Level-5 is most likely developing two versions of the game. We’ll probably hear more about the DS edition later this week when a Ninokuni press conference is held. If interested, you can read more about the PS3 news here.