Your 3DS home menu is getting filled with tons of applications, games, and other content, making it a message Right? Well, Nintendo is remedying the situation. As part of an upcoming firmware update, Nintendo will be giving 3DS owners the ability to place their content into folders on the menu. We’ll have footage of this in action shortly.

Kirby turns 20 this year. Unlike Metroid, Nintendo hasn’t forgotten about the character’s birthday.

On the latest Japanese Nintendo Direct, Satoru Iwata announced that the company will celebrate by releasing “memorial versions” of classic Kirby titles on Wii. This will begin in the summer. Club Nintendo products will be made available as well in Japan.

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It’s the 21st in Japan, so we’ll stick with that date! The presentation should begin in 15 minutes.

Keep tabs on the site once it has begun. Trailers, news, and other content can be found here.

We have the first screenshots of Chronoblade for you, but there aren’t many details about the actual project. It’s a time traveling game from Corecell Technology Co. Ltd. There will be levels filled with puzzles in which the player need to mess around with a clock on the touch screen in order to change time, ultimately leading to a boss confrontation.

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I’d say about 50% of our posts today have been about today/tomorrow’s Nintendo Direct. For those of you who missed out on the notices, be aware that the Japanese presentation begins in roughly two hours – 8:00 PM PST / 11:00 PM EST to be exact.

Nintendo of America will be sharing updates a half hour later. They’ve said that information will be shared throughout the night.

To wrap things up, Nintendo of Europe will show a modified version of the Japanese Nintendo Direct tomorrow at (I believe) 7:00 AM EST.

We’ll be around for all of the news. Be sure to check in on the site starting at 11:00 PM EST for updates, trailers, and any other content!

No, Monster Hunter Tri G hasn’t been announced for the west. But Capcom’s Christian Svensson has continued to tease an announcement.

On the company’s official forums, one fan started a topic asking why Tri G hasn’t left Japan. Svensson responded with the following:

“There is method to the madness… that’s all I can say for now. I understand it not being clear or rational to you right now but you’ll see.”

One day later, another fan began another topic with the same question. Svensson addressed the situation by saying:

“…I think it’s fair to say I’ve said everything that I can on this topic without getting myself into trouble. Please be patient.”

At this point, I could see Monster Hunter Tri G getting a localization announcement during E3. If we don’t see anything once the event ends, though, I won’t have any idea about what Capcom is planning!

Thanks to Jake for the tip.

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