Nintendo removed a bunch of Turbografx-16 games from the European Wii Shop Channel early last year. All of these titles have now returned.
R-Type, Vigilante, Ninja Spirit, and Legend of Hero Tonma are available once again for purchase. It’s still unclear why they were taken down in the first place, and why Nintendo decided to put them back up on the Wii’s shop.
Sonic Lost World’s North American release date has been postponed by a week, it would seem. A new trailer put out by SEGA today now shows an October 29th launch for the Wii U and 3DS games.
Sonic Lost World was originally expected to hit US shelves on October 22. It’s still on track to arrive on October 18 in Europe.
Polygon has published an extensive report on Sonic Lost World. We’ve rounded up details from the article below, though feel free to check out the site’s full piece here. You can also find a few comments from Sonic brand manager Aaron Webber and producer Sam Mullen after the break.
Today’s Sonic Lost World screenshots give us a look at the Deadly Six in the 3DS game, new areas, and more:
Another brand new, evolved Pokemon will be revealed on Wednesday, it has been confirmed.
The Pokemon Company confirmed the news on Twitter. We’ll have the news right here as soon as it becomes available, though the reveal will also be taking place on the official Pokemon Facebook page.
Heads up, Trainers! We’re revealing a never-before-seen evolved Pokémon exclusively on our Facebook page on September 25! #PokemonXY
— Pokémon (@Pokemon) September 23, 2013
Today, Nintendo is celebrating its 124th birthday. The company, established on on September 23, 1889, was quite a bit different back then than it is today.
Initially, Nintendo started out as a hanafuda cards business. Instant rice, love hotels, and taxi services were later added to the mix.
Nintendo began producing video game systems and titles in the 80s. The era brought along the birth of Donkey Kong, Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, and other hit titles.
It’s safe to say that the video game scene wouldn’t be the same without Nintendo. So on that note, happy birthday to the Big N!
