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E3 might be all done and dusted for the year but Sakurai has one final image to round out the week for us:

This is quite a line-up of characters for the gaming world. I mean, it’s amazing enough that Mario can fight Pikachu. I hope you enjoy this truly unique celebration!!

Update 3: Bumped to the front page again, having added Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. and Fossil Fighters: Frontier. Should be totally done now!


Update 2: Bumped to the front page one last time. List is now complete.


Update: Added a bunch of games.


Amazon has opened up pre-orders for various Nintendo-published games. Here’s the list:

The Legend of Zelda
Xenoblade Chronicles X
Hyrule Warriors
Yoshi Woolly World
Captain Toad Treasure Tracker
Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney
Pokemon Art Academy
Mario Party 10
Mario vs. Donkey Kong
Kirby & The Rainbow Curse
Mario Maker
Splatoon
Wii Sports Club
Devil’s Third
Fantasy Life
Code Name: S.T.E.A.M.
Fossil Fighters Frontier

We’ll keep this updated and add in more titles as they become available.

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In Japan, those who purchase a ticket for the upcoming movie will receive a clear file with shots of the main characters from the movie and from the games. The girl at the center above is Fatal Frame Wii U’s main character.

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This information comes from Takashi Tezuka…

“Obviously, there will be other graphical styles included. And nothing’s been decided yet, but I’d also like to include other graphics that aren’t Mario.”

“No, it won’t be top-down (if something like Zelda graphics were included). It’s always going to be a 2D platformer.”

– Tezuka said he plans to integrate more enemy and object types than what appeared in the E3 demo
– Tezuka also emphasized the inspiration Mario Maker draws from Mario Paint
– He said that he hopes to include features similar to those of Mario Paint, including a music composition feature
– As for Internet sharing and Miiverse integration, Tezuka admits those details are still being worked out as well, but that he’s mindful of players’ desire to show off their level designs to friends

“Sharing with friends is really the whole point of making levels.”

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