– Iwata has confirmed 10 minutes of recording footage
– Many options
– Interval recording
– Can make the 3DS take a frame after a few seconds
– You can make stop-motion movies this way
This event should begin in about 15 minutes.
This information comes from Nintendo of America’s Twitter account…
“We have an exciting guest tweeting tomorrow. Be on the lookout for tweets from the #Regginator himself!”
Could this be related to Nintendo’s 3DS presentation that will be taking place in a few hours? Will Nintendo of America have some news of their own? Or will Reggie be tweeting just for the heck of it?!
Who’s up for some early morning fun with Nintendo later this morning? I know I am!
In seven hours, Nintendo of Japan will be streaming a “Nintendo 3DS New Information Internet Presentation”. As has been the case with similar events on the site recently, I’ll post the UStream embed video about a half hour before the event begins. Any videos, information, and other significant content that rolls in will be added on the main page as well.
I wouldn’t expect any megatons since Nintendo literally held a major press conference a month ago. If there were some truly huge announcements planned, I’m sure the Big N would have opted for another conference. This event, however, is a pre-recorded show of sorts. There should be some interesting content shown, but don’t set the bar too high! We’ll find out more about Mario Kart 7 and upcoming firmware features for sure. There could be other items that will be discussed, too, such as the complete GBA Ambassador game lineup.
Anyway, it should be well worth a watch. See you all in seven hours!
Nintendo has announced the platinum Japanese Club Nintendo for 2011. Members who have obtained the status can select a “Dot Mario Cushion” item, two soundtracks out of five, or a pair of two table calenders. The three soundtracks that aren’t chosen can be purchased for 400 points.
Remember, you can watch the complete show right on the eShop, and in 3D.
I’ll re-post these images tomorrow if Nintendo re-releases them as larger screenshots.
