Nintendo is wishing its fans a happy holiday for the 2012 season. The company has produced an animated card that can be viewed in a number of different languages. It’s heavily influenced by New Super Mario Bros. 2’s launch back in August.
You can view the card here.
LEGO City: Undercover is shaping up to be Nintendo’s next big Wii U game. With its release coming in the very near future, new previews are being produced regularly.
A handful of LEGO City: Undercover articles went live today. Details from the latest preview session, covering around an hour of play, can be found below.
– Many locations are inspired by real-life areas
– Drive around in various vehicles trying to destroy innocent LEGO civilians, climb high building, grapple through the air and get thrown from launch pads across the sky
– Use different disguises
– Each disguise has a unique ability to help you progress and reach new areas
– Tons of items to collect
– Collect LEGO pieces, hidden lockers
– Each locker has a new disguise
– Tons of different costumes to dress Chase in
– Various vehicles to unlock
– Can travel by land, sea, and air
– Can scare LEGO citizens with your vehicle
– Seems to be just one correct route to progress the story
– Pop culture references from Titanic to Sherlock Holmes
All games downloaded on a Wii U are shared across accounts on the same console. Likewise, demos – and their play limits – are shared.
Let’s say you have twelve accounts on your Wii U. That means for a demo like FIFA 13, only ten people would be able to experience its content. Two people would be missing out.
Gunman Clive will be hitting the North American 3DS eShop on January 3, the game’s developer has confirmed. It will be available for $1.99.
Last week, it was announced that Gunman Clive would arrive on the European eShop on December 20 for €2.
Nintendo Power Dec. 2012 scans – Nintendo Power memories, reviews
Well folks, this is the end of the line. Nintendo Power’s final issue is out that door and has started to reach subscribers. The magazine picks their all-time favorite games and looks back on Nintendo Power’s history. There are reviews of the first wave of Wii U titles as well.
The following Rock Band Music Store songs will be made available on December 18:
“The Bitch is Back” – Elton John – keyboard support
“Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me” – Elton John – keyboard support
“I’m Still Standing” – Elton John – keyboard support
Each song can be purchased for $2.00 on Wii.
Source: Harmonix PR
