Nintendo Everything

Japanese Club Nintendo members can choose from a couple of new rewards. The site has added in Mario and Luigi pouches that can hold a 3DS, DSi, DS Lite or original DS. Each pouch costs 250 points.

You can find a few photos of the pouches above.

Thanks to 4Him for the tip!

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I thought it’d be worthwhile to compile a roundup of Mario Tennis Open details from the latest Nintendo Direct.

Nintendo of America localization producer Erik Peterson shared the following information about the game:

– Focus on fast-pace, intense rallies
– Controls have a surprising amount of depth
– Can use the touch screen to tap certain shots rather than using buttons
– Gyro sensor support
– Tilt the 3DS to look around the court
– View for tilting is as if you were down on the court itself
– Local wireless with up to four people
– Can play online
– 2-4 friends
– Single or doubles matches can be played online
– There is also an “open match” online option to play against others of similar skill
– Earn victory medals by defeating other players
– Monthly leaderboards
– Player rating

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Nintendo did not create Dillon’s Rolling Western. As it turns out, Vanpool did.

Although one could argue that Vanpool is an under-the-radar company, they have participated in the development of numerous Nintendo titles. They made the Tingle DS games, contributed mini-games for Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, and helped out with Wii Play: Motion.

Don’t forget, European Wii owners: The Last Story arrives tomorrow!

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On this week’s episode: Super Mario 3D Land, Tales of the Abyss, Dillon’s Rolling Western and Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 3D.