It’s Nintendo’s president like you’ve never seen him before! The latest Iwata Asks has given us a special gem: Iwata dancing on Tomodachi Collection:
And here’s another peculiar voice clip:
Here’s a bit of unexpected news: Dillon’s Rolling Western: The Last Ranger contains a left-handed mode. If selected, the Circle Pad’s functions are switched with the face-buttons. Not everyone is a righty out there, so this could come in handy for certain gamers!
The Legend of Zelda: Symphony Of The Goddesses will be returning to Los Angeles in June, just in time for E3.
For its revisit at The Greek Theatre, “newly approved material” is promised that explores “additional chapters from the Zelda franchise, while continuing to enjoy traditional performances of the show’s now-classic repertoire”.
Jason Michael Paul, CEO of Jason Michael Paul Productions, said:
“Los Angeles is one of the world’s epicenters for both music and gaming. To return here, especially under such popular demand and anticipation, is an honor. We are thrilled to present new and classic material to our extraordinary fans in this great city.”
Zelda fans can order tickets starting on April 13 at 10 AM. Tickets can be acquired at The Greek Theatre box office, online at Ticketmaster.com, at all Ticketmaster outlets or charge-by-phone at (800) 745-3000.
Even though the series is known as a tactical strategy action game (or something weird like that– it has large robots!), the upcoming Super Robot Taisen UX will have an interesting downloadable addition: Puzzle-based maps that players will get in-game money, upgrades or other items for solving. They use the same basic gameplay as the main game from what I can tell, only you’ll have specific ways in which you have to “solve” various maps. More clarity is available in the trailer above!
This is basically a bug fix, but it’s nice to see Nintendo tending to the Miiverse platform…
