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Customized Kirby Truck to Help Area Fans Attack Snack Time with Frozen Fruit Treats and Hands-On Video Game Demos

–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Nintendo:

WHAT:
To give hungry fans a fun way to attack snack time, Nintendo has something special in store for folks in New York City and beyond. On Sept. 14, a customized Kirby Snack Attack Truck will offer frozen fruit treats to fans around New York’s Rockefeller Plaza to help mark the launch of the new Kirby™ Mass Attack game for the Nintendo DS™ family of systems. While enjoying these tasty snacks, participants can enjoy hands-on demos of Kirby Mass Attack, in which gobbling up fruit allows players to accumulate a mass of up to 10 Kirbys at a time. In addition to Rockefeller Plaza, the truck will make a special stop at an area school. Other Kirby Snack Attack Trucks will be visiting the San Francisco Bay Area and the aptly named Upper Kirby neighborhood of Houston. The truck tour will culminate in a special visit to the GameStop store in Upper Kirby on Sept. 18.

Launching across the United States on Sept. 19, Kirby Mass Attack is playable on the Nintendo DS family of hand-held game systems – which includes Nintendo DS, Nintendo DSi™ and Nintendo DSi XL™ – as well as the Nintendo 3DS™ system. The game offers a fun twist for new and experienced Kirby fans. Unique touch-screen controls let players control up to 10 Kirbys at a time as they take down enemies and break through obstacles across five colorful, side-scrolling worlds. They can build up a mob of Kirbys by eating fruit, and as their swarm gets bigger and more powerful, they can access new areas and defeat tougher enemies.


IN CELEBRATION OF THE LEGEND OF ZELDA 25th ANNIVERSARY ENJOY THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: FOUR SWORDS ANNIVERSARY EDITION AS AN EXCLUSIVE NINTENDO DSiWARE DOWNLOAD

As part of The Legend of Zelda(tm) 25th Anniversary celebrations Nintendo are offering you three more ways to celebrate all things Zelda as The Legend of Zelda(tm): Four Swords Anniversary Edition, Limited Edition prepaid card for downloadable games and The Legend of Zelda(tm): Skyward Sword all arrive before the end of this year.

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword represents one of the deepest and richest experiences ever produced by Nintendo. More than 100 staff members have been working for five years to produce the epic story, which includes a new approach to game play and more than 100 minutes of cinematic cut scenes. The game also will feature a boss challenge mode and, for players who need assistance, optional hint movies to help them along. Make sure you experience this epic adventure when it launches on 18th November across Europe for Wii


28 – The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Anniversary Edition*
30 – metallic red Nintendo 3DS

October
7 – Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2
7 – Wii Fit Plus + Wii Balance Board (black)
28 – Kirby Mass Attack
X – Go Vacation

November
18 – Super Mario 3D Land
18 – The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
25 – Professor Layton and the Spectre’s Call

December
2 – Mario Kart 7
2 – Super Pokémon Rumble
X – Kirby’s Adventure Wii

2012
Luigi’s Mansion 2
Mario Tennis for Nintendo 3DS
Animal Crossing for Nintendo 3DS
Kid Icarus: Uprising
Paper Mario for Nintendo 3DS
Rhythm Paradise
The Last Story
Pandora’s Tower
Mario Party 8
Fortune Street

* DSiWare, downloadable for free and for a limited time only

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This information comes from Nintendo of America’s latest press release…

“In honor of the 25th anniversary, Nintendo is offering a free classic game for a limited time. The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Anniversary Edition will be available to download between Sept. 28, 2011, and Feb. 20, 2012. Fans can download the Nintendo DSiWare™ version of the game using their Nintendo DSi™ or Nintendo DSi XL™ systems, or by accessing the Nintendo eShop with a Nintendo 3DS system (wireless broadband Internet access is required for download). The game allows up to four players who have downloaded the game to play cooperatively and has also been enhanced with a new single-player mode. Unlike the original, all multiplayer game play is handled wirelessly. Once players finish the main quest, they will unlock new stages and abilities to expand the game’s replay value.”

The wording in this press release makes it sound like the title will be completely gone once February 20th arrives. That kind of stinks… the least they could do is leave it up on DSiWare/the eShop and let fans purchase the game!


Nintendo 3DS Gets 3D Video Recording and Two Great Mario Games for the Holidays

Strong Nintendo Holiday Lineup Includes Treats for Fans of The Legend of Zelda

REDMOND, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– This November, a new system update for the portable Nintendo 3DS™ system will enable owners to capture 3D video footage. People will be able to record and view moments from birthday parties, soccer games and holiday events, or create their own original 3D productions and show them to others in 3D, all without the need for special glasses. The system update will also provide new experiences for people who have conquered all the StreetPass™ challenges in StreetPass Mii Plaza™.

The update is just one of the many elements of Nintendo’s strong holiday season lineup that features two Mario™ games – one platformer and one racer – for Nintendo 3DS. The season also sees the arrival of the largest game-development project in Nintendo history: The Legend of Zelda™: Skyward Sword for the Wii™ system.


Suda51, the producer behind Contact, actually said around five years ago that a sequel to title would be made. We never saw anything of the sort, however.

At least we know that the game’s director has a great deal of interest in a follow-up. In a recent interview, Akira Ueda said “I hope that I can indeed release Contact 2 someday.”

Here’s his full response:

“Yes, I will. I’m always ready to work with him! But Suda-san always looks busy *laughs* As for my personal feelings in general towards a second game, I hope that I can indeed release Contact 2 someday. The world of Contact cannot be represented without the Professor and Mochi! Regardless of the business aspects of making a sequel, I think the world would be a better place if there was another Contact game in existence!”

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ESRB updates (9/12)

Posted on 13 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in 3DS, DS, News, Wii | 0 comments

Happy Feet Two (Wii) – E
Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 (Wii) – E
Generator Rex: Agent of Providence (Wii) – E10+
Trivial Pursuit Bet You Know It (Wii) – T
Star Fox 64 3D (3DS) – E10+
Power Rangers Samurai (DS) – E10+
NASCAR Unleashed (Wii) – E
Puzzle Rocks (DSi) – E
Get Up And Dance (Wii) – T


Eponymous puzzle-solver Professor Layton returns exclusively to the Nintendo DS™ family of consoles including Nintendo 3DS™*, in a new mysterious adventure, Professor Layton and the Spectre’s Call, available across Europe on November 25th.

Professor Layton and the Spectre’s Call is bursting to the brim with brand new puzzles to challenge and delight both seasoned Professor Layton fans and those new to the series. The exciting storyline, set three years before the events of Professor Layton and the Curious Village, follows the story of how Professor Layton first met his soon-to-be trusty assistant Luke. Players will also be introduced to Layton’s female assistant, Emmy, who is keen to work with him to discover the mystery behind the Misthallery spectre. The more puzzles you solve, the closer you will get to cracking Layton’s latest mystery.


eShop

Mega Man: Dr Wily’s Revenge (£3.60)

DSiWare

Cosmos X2 (£1.80/200 DSi Points)

WiiWare

MotoHeroz 1500 Wii Points)
Kyotokei (500 Wii Points)



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