Turbo Trainz (Wii) – E
Disney The Princess and the Frog (DS) – E
Disney Tangled (DS) – E
Puzzler Mind Gym 3D (3DS) – E
Disney Phineas & Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension (Wii) – E10+
Angler’s Club: Ultimate Bass Fishing 3D (3DS) – E
Zoo Resort (3DS) – E
Dance! It’s Your Stage (DS/Wii) – E10+
Nicktoons MLB (DS) – E
Pucca Power Up (DS) – E
King Fu Panda 2 (DS/Wii) – E
Hironobu Sakaguchi was recently in Paris to attend a concert performed by Masashi Hamauzu. While he was there, apparently French website GameBlog was able to discuss The Last Story’s future in Europe. The site reports that Sakaguchi actually confirmed that the title will be released in Europe, but failed to provide further details.
With a Nintendo rep and Sakaguchi saying that The Last Story is heading to Europe, the chances of the game arriving in the continent are quite high. Now all we need is an official announcement from the Big N. Perhaps we’ll hear something at E3 next week…
This week’s new downloadable games for Nintendo systems include two different ways to get behind the wheel – one futuristic, the other retro. In FAST – Racing League for the WiiWare™ service, players can fast-forward 100 years into the future to experience antigravity racing thrills. In Valet Parking 1989™ for the Nintendo DSiWare™ service, they can jump back a couple of decades to strategically handle a host of vintage ’80s automobiles. For those who prefer hospitals instead of hot rods, House M.D. – Globetrotting gives Nintendo DSi™ owners a way to immerse themselves in a rich medical drama. And for timeless console fun, the Super NES™ classic Super Adventure Island is now playable on the Wii™ system via the Virtual Console™ service. Whatever your gaming appetite demands, these great new downloads can help you kick off your summer with a smile.
Keeping this on the front page for the next few days. It’s pretty darn important, so I hope you guys have read about our exciting plans. And again, any input you have in terms of what coverage you’d like to see is 100% welcome.
I should also mention that news will be slow until Monday, as most companies are tight-lipped at this point with news and announcements. We may get some goodies on Thursday, though, thanks to Konami’s pre-E3 event.
E3 2011 is set to be one of the most significant years for Nintendo in recent memory. And it’s also going to be one of the biggest years for Nintendo Everything (and our sister site!). That’s because for the first time ever, we’re going to E3!
Let me explain things a bit. I personally won’t be attending the trade show, but Austin will be along with a few other folks representing the sites. One day I’ll make it out to California… but it’s just not happening this year. Although, staying here might be for the best, since I’ll be able to provide you all with constant coverage throughout E3 week, just like last year.
Now I’m going to let Austin chime in with a few points about what you can expect next week…
Also, I’m starting a new “That One” thing called “That One Roundtable”! Think of it as a sort of podcast, but more focused and a little bit shorter, released whenever there’s something to talk about. Look forward to seeing these get better and better as time goes on!
That One Roundtable – E3 2011 Predictions:
