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This information comes from Nintendo’s Supplementary Information about Earnings Release…

Interesting details:

– Zelda Wii is listed as “TBA”
– A title called Xenoblade is listed
– “The Last Story” is listed as well, which confirms that it is not Last Window
– Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Metroid: Other M are on track for this year
– More specifically, Other M should be hitting Japan in the summer
– Kensakusu and Start With 100 Words: English Conversation, two unknown titles, are on the list
– Kirby Wii pops up on the list once again


PSP – 52,909
Wii – 45,167
PS3 – 26,966
DSi LL – 24,059
DSi – 20,373
DS Lite – 4,966

Xbox 360 – 3,343
PS2 – 2,088
PSP go – 1,773

For comparison’s sake, here are the numbers from December 28, 2009 (last week).

PSP – 71,186
Wii – 57,349
PS3 – 35,156
DSi LL – 30,418
DSi – 27,292
DS Lite – 6,574

Xbox 360 – 4,622
PS2 – 2,580
PSP go – 2,027


Brain Cadets screenshots

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Tower of Shadow trailer

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– Comes with a 20-page 20-page book of art, which sketches from the developers
– A metal bullet branded with the Red Steel 2 logo
– 4 unique weapons

Thanks to Captain N for the news tip!

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Attention! Brave brain training enthusiasts take on the Drill Sergeant in ‘Brain Cadets’

Rising Star Games announces its first ever WiiWare release that takes training your brain to another level

Thursday 28th January: Brain Cadets, one of the most entertaining brain training games for Wii, will be available to download for 1,000 Wii Points from Friday 5th February, courtesy of Rising Star Games.

Brain Cadets challenges gamers to complete a number of tests under the watchful eye of the toughest Drill Sergeant around, in the race to progress from lowly Private up to the prestigious roll of Field Marshall.


On January 28, 2009 (Japan time), Nintendo Co., Ltd. reported financial results for the first three fiscal quarters and earnings for the period ending Dec. 31, 2009, and left unchanged prior forecasts for full year global sales and profits.

The nine month figures for net sales, operating income, ordinary income, and net income represented the third best corresponding performances in company history, but they all saw a decline from the results of the prior year. The net sales and operating income declines in comparison to the record-breaking previous year primarily stem from year-on-year decreases in Wii hardware and Nintendo DS software sales, a price cut for Wii hardware, and the significant impact of a stronger yen.


Worldwide LTDs
Wii (hw): 67.45m
Wii (sw) 509.66m
NDS (hw): 125.13m (of which 16.43m DSi, 0.70m DSiLL)
NDS (sw): 688.29m

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Last Flight screenshtos

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