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CVG has published an extensive interview with Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma. In the discussion, Aonuma commented on the impact of HD development for the series, fan feedback (including the “Zelda cycle”), online connectivity, and a bunch more.

You can find CVG’s full piece here. We’ve also posted the Q&A after the break.


Hulu Plus launches on 3DS

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Hulu Plus is now available on the 3DS, Nintendo has announced. System owners can stream TV shows, movies, and other video content directly to their handheld.

A Hulu Plus app can be downloaded directly from the eShop. Existing subscribers can begin watching videos immediately, while new users will be given a one-week free trial.

You can find today’s official announcement below.


IGN has put up a new feature on Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. The article has more details about the upcoming 3DS game, plus a few more comments from Eiji Aonuma.

Head past the break for the latest on A Link Between Worlds.


A few details on Mario Party: Island Tour’s StreetPass functionality are now available. Here’s the rundown, courtesy of NintendoWorldReport:

– Compete against ghost data of people you encounter in real life
– StreetPass mode is a part of the “deep and exciting” single-player experience
– Choose from different difficulties
– Compete in a mini-game tower
– Unlock collectables
– These include voices, music, and character illustrations
– Buy collectables with Mario Party Points

We also have news on another board in Mario Party: Island Tour. The new inclusion, known as “Shy Guy’s Shuffle City”, has players using cards to try to strategically make their way to the goal.


Sonic has returned to Nintendo consoles after Sonic Generations skipped the Wii. Even better for the Big N, Sonic Lost World’s main game is only available on Wii U.

So what does the future hold for Sonic on Nintendo’s home systems? SEGA’s Takashi Iizuka won’t make any commitments, but told Nintendo Life, “we are willing to have these fans to enjoy our titles in the future too.”

“Wii wasn’t a HD console so we weren’t able to release Sonic Generations. But even though, we knew that there are many platform action game fans in Nintendo console, so we are willing to have these fans to enjoy our titles in the future too.”

As far as the 3DS is concerned, it sounds like Iizuka has interest in extending SEGA’s Sonic support going forward, though he won’t “confirm the future.”

“We can’t confirm the future, but personally, I feel 3DS is a best console for kids to enjoy a game, and to those consumers, we hope to deliver Sonic titles in the future too.”

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