Angler’s Club: Ultimate Bass Fishing 3D trailer
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Miyamoto on what devs are struggling with on 3DS, Virtual Boy on 3DS possible, much more
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Yet another Nintendo interview for you guys to look over. The funny thing is, the second question in this interview from GameSpot was regarding Pikmin. Shigeru Miyamoto actually revealed that he’s going to be putting the franchise on Wii U instead of Wii, but this was before his roundtable.
Miyamoto on whether there has been a philosophy or a direction that Nintendo is taking in bringing titles to the 3DS…
“Well, I’m really seeing a couple of different tendencies in 3DS software, and one is that the system itself is, I think, a great system, where games that we’ve released in the past can be remade and really take on new meaning, and there are new ways to make them fun. But on the other hand, at this point, what we’re also looking at of course is creating new installments in existing franchises. And so that’s, I think, where the system is right now.”
Eiji Aonuma, Koji Kondo talk Ocarina of Time 3D
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Eiji Aonuma on what he thinks the best way is for Nintendo commemorate Zelda’s 25th anniversary…
“Zelda has always been a series known for its high-quality music, so we’ve planned an orchestral concert to help people celebrate the 25th anniversary. Music is a passion of both myself and Mr. Miyamoto, and that passion connects to gameplay elements such as Link’s playing of instruments. I would like to give people an opportunity to enjoy music while following the history of the Zelda series with us all the way up to Skyward Sword.”
Aonuma on whether Nintendo considered further altering Ocarina of Time 3D beyond interface and graphics, similar to Super Mario 64 DS…
European Activision release dates
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Skylanders: Spyro’s Adventure – October 14th
Spider-Man: Edge of Time – October 28th
Generator Rex – October 28th
X-Men: Destiny – September 30th
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 – November 8th
An hour of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D footage
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Miyamoto interview: Wii U, rejected ideas, Zelda concerts, Four Swords DSi, Skyward Sword, and tons more
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To make that title less than 500 words, I had to make it a bit more vague than I had wanted. But I highly suggest reading the interview that Game Informer conducted with Shigeru Miyamoto below, since there’s a significant amount of information. Miyamoto discusses topics including the Wii U, why the time is right for Zelda concerts and Four Swords on DSiWare, some initial concerns about Skyward Sword and how it’s a “very open world”, and a whole lot more.
Miyamoto: You’ll get used to the Wii U’s circle pads, more advanced than 3DS one
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One aspect of the Wii U controller that has been a concern for some fans is its analog nubs. It almost seemed as though Nintendo took a step backward by implementing sticks that are more comparable to the 3DS rather than what we’ve seen on the GameCube and Wii.
However, Shigeru Miyamoto is confident that consumers will get used to the circle pads. He says that they “are of a more advanced state than the one we created for Nintendo 3DS” and that they might be slightly more precise.
“The circle pads that we’re using for the Wii U controllers are of a more advanced state than the one we created for Nintendo 3DS. They will perhaps have a bit more precision. The mechanism that allows those circle pads to work is still very different from, for example, the mechanism we used for the control stick on the Gamecube controller. In that sense it’s very tough to compare the precision or how the circle pads will work in that sense, but personally I feel that we’ve gotten them to a point that when you sit down and play with them you get used to them very quickly and they feel very nice.”
3DS eShop charts (6/17) – debut data
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Contained below is the first round of charts available for data on the eShop. Nintendo technically doesn’t say what the software chart is, but I’m assuming it’s comprised of the most downloaded titles. The second chart considers recently popular videos.
Software
1. 3D Classics: Excitebike
2. The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX
3. Super Mario Land
4. Plants vs. Zombies
5. Cave Story
6. Donkey Kong
7. Shantae: Risky’s Revenge
8. Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!
9. Alleyway
10. Photo Dojo
11. Anonymous Notes Chapter 2 – From the Abyss –
12. Tetris Party Live
13. Dr. Mario Express
14. Mario Clock
15. Anonymous Notes Chapter 1 – From the Abyss –
16. Dark Void Zero
17. Extreme Hangman
18. WarioWare: Snapped!
19. Army Defender
20. Bomberman Blitz
Videos
1. Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!
2. Dragon Quest Wars
3. Game & Watch: Mario’s Cement Factory
4. Dragon’s Lair
5. Tetris Party Live
6. Little Red Riding Hood’s Zombie BBQ
7. Need for Speed Nitro-X
8. Mighty Milky Way
9. Dark Void Zero
10. Bomberman Blitz
11. Photo Dojo
12. Dr. Mario Express
13. Mario Calculator
14. Airport Mania: First Flight
15. Army Defender
16. Rayman
17. G.G Series Dark Spirits
18. Bejeweled Twist
19. Battle of Giants: Dragons – Bronze Edition
20. Cosmo Fighters
In shops now – The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D on Nintendo 3DS (Europe)
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Hopefully some of you guys in Europe will be able to pick this title up today. And for North America, only two more days remain…
1998’s The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo 64 is, historically, one of the most critically acclaimed games of all time. Now, this beloved adventure returns, reborn on Nintendo 3DS as The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D, to create millions of new heroes worldwide.
With remastered graphics, updated controls, hint videos to prevent you from getting hopelessly stuck, and much more, this revitalised version of an iconic classic brings action, adventure and puzzle-based gameplay to your new handheld in stunning 3D. The beautiful setting of Hyrule is full of vibrant characters and just waiting to be explored – ready to capture the hearts of an entirely new generation.
