New advertisements promoting Nintendo’s Wii U partnership with Burger King have started to appear at fast food restaurant outlets. As expected, one toy will be included with every Kids Meal.
We’re still unsure as to when this offer will begin. I’d say next month is likely!
Capcom is open to the idea of a Resident Evil 2 remake. Nothing is in development at the moment, but producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi seems interested in the idea.
So how can a Resident Evil 2 remake be made possible? It’s really up to the fans. Hirabayashi told GameSpot that “if there’s a groundswell of support for remaking that game, then I think that’s something Capcom would take under consideration.”
“Just to lay all the cards on the table, that way there’s no rumor-mongering or things like that, no, we are not working on a Resident Evil 2 remake as of now. But if the fans really clamor for it; if there’s a groundswell of support for remaking that game, then I think that’s something Capcom would take under consideration.”
Don’t get too excited folks, because the chances of this actually happening are slim to none. That being said, it’s pretty cool to see something like this pop up on Twitter:
Now, I’m not sure who runs that account, but whoever does has confirmed that Grant Kirkhope (composer for Banjo) and Steven Hurst (artist) would be on board. Now if only we can get a few million dollars, a year’s worth of time, an entire development crew, and a platform to release it on…
Fire Emblem, Doom 4, Endless Ocean, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles, Kingdom Hearts, Nintendogs, Red Steel III, and Trauma Center. These are eight of the games that Norwegian retailer “CDON” listed on their website as coming to the Wii U.
Yea. No seriously they did. Look at it.
I can’t honestly believe that any of these games are truly coming to Wii U anytime soon, but I can’t help but wish for a few of them… coughTraumaCentercough.
During an interview with Joystiq at TGS this year, Megaman brain-man and leader of the team behind the upcoming “Ninja Gaiden Z” Keiji Inafune said that the most important game of all time (to him) is The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. He didn’t specify reasons (nor should he have to!), but it’s hard to argue with the man considering most people find ALttP to be the real turning point for Zelda in its transformation from old-school to new-school.
We found out about the European Club Nintendo RPG Commemorative Coin Collection a few months back. It’s now reaching the hands of eligible members.
Nintendo has shared release dates and prices for three upcoming 3DS eShop games. Details on each can be found at the links below.
October 4
October 11
Crazy Kangaroo (3DS Download) – $3.99
Nurikabe by Nikoli (3DS Download) – $4.99
