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Nintendo’s Susumu Tanaka commented on the status of third-party support for both Wii U and 3DS during the company’s Annual Meeting of Shareholders last week. You can find his full comments below.

Nintendo’s E3 2014 lineup was varied to say the least. We saw plenty of action titles. RPGs. A game that lets you make your own Mario levels. A colorful shooter.

Shigeru Miyamoto, speaking at Nintendo’s Annual Shareholders Meeting last week, said the company “looked very unique” and received positive reactions thanks to its variety of games. That’s in contrast to other titles at the show, which Miyamoto felt were mainly “bloody shooter software that was mainly set in violent surroundings or, in a different sense, realistic and cool worlds”.

Here’s Miyamoto’s comments in full:

Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto, Shinya Takahashi, and Satoshi Yamato sounded off about several topics relating to Wii U and more at the company’s Annual General Meeting of Shareholders a few days ago.

The three discussed the lack of titles for Wii U and initial difficulties in developing games in the HD era. Additionally, we have quotes about sales and smart devices.

You can find the full set of comments below.

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At Nintendo’s Annual General Meeting of Shareholders meeting last week, one investor asked when we will next see The Legend of Zelda for Wii U. Unfortunately, Shigeru Miyamoto wasn’t able to say, but he did speak more about the game in general terms. Miyamoto specifically discussed Zelda Wii U’s “open world” – a term that he personally doesn’t like to use when making software, “but we used this term in order to make it easier for consumers to understand.”

Miyamoto went on to discuss The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds and how Nintendo started to change up the series’ formula with that game. And very interestingly, Miyamoto teased unannounced “ideas” for 3DS that he hopes fans will look forward to.

I think Sakurai’s a little bit proud of today’s screenshots. The first is of Mega Man’s final smash:

Mega Man.EXE and Mega Man Volnutt!! They only appear for a split second, but the modeling is so detailed. And if that’s the case…!

And of course no Mega Man news would be complete without a dose of Mega Man X:

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…How can we not use it for trophy creation?! Today’s update is a rare mix of Wii U and 3DS images in the same post.

Reggie Fils-Aime

IGN has gone live with several new quotes from Reggie Fils-Aime. The Nintendo of America president was asked about the possibility of Amiibo crossovers, Nintendo’s vision for Wii U, and how the company intends to avoid game droughts.

You can find a few interview excerpts below, and more over at IGN.

Another Hyrule Warriors pre-order bonus has been confirmed for Japan. If you reserve the game on the Koei Tecmo “GAMECITY” website, you’ll receive a set of post cards featuring Link, Zelda, Impa, Lana, and a mystery character. Only a limited amount of stock will be available to fans.

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Bandai Namco announced today that the company has reached a worldwide distribution agreement with Slightly Mad Studios on the release of Project CARS. The game will be available on Wii U, PS4, Xbox One, and PC in November.

Here’s an overview of the racer:

Project CARS is the most authentic, beautiful, intense, and technically-advanced racing game on the planet.

Crowd-funded by a passionate community that has been involved in the development process throughout to create their ultimate racing experience, Project CARS allows you to create a driver, pick from a huge variety of motorsports, and shift into high gear to chase a number of Historic Goals and ultimate recognition in the Hall Of Fame. Then test your skills online either in competitive fully-loaded race weekends, leaderboard-based time challenges, or continually-updated community events – sometimes for real-world prizes.

Featuring the largest track roster of any recent racing game with a ground-breaking dynamic time of day & weather system, world-class graphics and handling, deep tuning & pit stop functionality, and support for Oculus Rift and Project Morpheus, Project CARS leaves the competition behind in the dust.

A couple of Project CARS trailers can be found above.

This week’s expanded Japanese software sales are as follows:

1. [PSV] Freedom Wars – 188,888 / NEW
2. [PS4] Watch Dogs – 63,595 / NEW
3. [PS3] Kamen Rider: Battride War II – 62,649 / NEW
4. [3DS] Taiko no Tatsujin: Don to Katsu no Jikuu Daibouken – 53,095 / NEW
5. [PSV] Girls und Panzer Master the Tank Road – 31,526 / NEW
6. [PS3] Watch Dogs – 31,028 / NEW
7. [3DS] Youaki Watch – 29,590 / 1,147,202
8. [WIU] Mario Kart 8 – 23,520 / 492,837
9. [3DS] Pokemon Art Academy – 15,373 / 46,454
10. [PS3] World Soccer Winning Eleven 2014 Aoki Samurai no Chousen – 13,026 / NEW
11. [PS3] Date A Live: Ars Install – 9,703 / NEW
12. [3DS] Persona Q – 7,072 / 237,379
13. [WIU] Kamen Rider: Battride War II – 6,936 / NEW
14. [PS4] Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate – 6,768 / NEW
15. [PS3] GTA V (Bargain Edition) – 6,732 / NEW
16. [PS4] FIFA 14 – 6,510 / 53,813
17. [3DS] World Soccer Winning Eleven 2014 Aoki Samurai no Chousen – 6,454 / 56,742
18. [PSV] Robotics;Notes Elite – 5,467 / NEW
19. [3DS] Pokemon X/Y – 4,641 / 4,092,653
20. [3DS] Monster Hunter 4 – 4,250 / 3,300,689


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