Nintendo Everything

Gran Turismo 5 – 9 – “Burdened by expectation, yet still a genuine great”
Disney Epic Mickey – 5 – “Poor mechanics mar a great premise”
Splatterhouse – 4 – “Proof that some retro games are buried for a reason”
Tron: Evolution – 2 – “Bland, unimaginative and poorly executed”
Dance Central – 7 – “A step in the right direction”
Golden Sun: Dark Dawn – 8 – “Worth the wait”
Kirby’s Epic Yarn – 8 – “A purl of a platformer”
Kinectimals – 7 – “A glossy and fun showcase for Kinect”
Alien Breed 3: Descent – 7 – “A bold but nor brilliant conclusion”
Poker Night at the Inventory – 7 – “Funnier than any of your friends”
Tony Hawk: Shred – 4 – “A series in dire need of identity realignment”
FlingSmash – 6 – “A fun concept that’s ultimately let down by its controls”
Create – 7 – “Just enough to justify the low price”
No Heroes Allowed! – 7 – “Overwhelmingly complex but hugly empowering”
Pac-Man Championship Edition DX – 8 – “An explosive reimagining of a modern classic”
Michael Jackson: The Experience – 2 – “More exploitation than experience”
Malicious – 8 – “Well worth seeking out”
Raving Rabbids Travel in Time – 6 – “The guiltiest of guilty pleasures”
Kinect Joy Ride – 4 – “A tech demo at best”
Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit – 8 – “The best online single-player game ever”

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According to data collected from Enterbrain, New Super Mario Bros. has now surpassed the six million units sold landmark in Japan. Famitsu noted on its website that the title has sold 6,015,255 units as of December 26. Surprisingly, New Super Mario Bros. stands alone as the only DS game to reach this accomplishment.

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Playable

Hideo Kojima’s Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater 3D The Naked Sample (auto demo) (Konami)
Winning Eleven 3D Soccer (Konami)
Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition (Capcom)
Resident Evil Revelations (Capcom)
Samurai Warriors Chronicle (Tecmo Koei)
Dead or Alive Dimensions (Tecmo Koei)
Ridge Racer 3D (Namco Bandai)
Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask (Level-5)
Nintendogs + Cats (Nintendo)
Kid Icarus (Nintendo)
Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D (Nintendo)
Steel Diver (Nintendo)
Pilot Wings Resort (Nintendo)
AR Games (Nintendo)
Nintendo 3DS Camera (Nintendo)

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Rather than focusing on the gameplay, this commercial instead emphasizes the reactions of the children and the father. Check it out below…

Thanks to Chestah for the tip!

Videos

Nintendo Week 12/27
Pokemon Black/White Version Trailer #1
Mario Sports Mix Trailer #1
Super Mario All-Stars Ultimate Wii Challenge #2
Fluidity Developer’s Voice
Super Mario World Super Play Movie #1
chick chick BOOM Info Video
Around the World Info Video
G.G. Series Z-One Info Video
DodoGo! Challenge Info Video
Fantasy Slots: Adventure Slots and Games Info Video

DSiWare

1. Flipnote Studio
2. Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!
3. Nintendo DSi Browser
4. Photo Dojo
5. GO Series Defense Wars
6. Tetris Party Live
7. Academy: Tic-Tac-Toe
8. Music on: Electric Guitar
9. Arcade Bowling
10. Arcade Hoops Basketball
11. Army Defender
12. Cave Story
13. Extreme Hangman
14. Just Sing! Christmas Songs
15. Absolute BrickBreaker
16. My Exotic Farm
17. Absolute Chess
18. Aura-Aura Climber
19. Asphalt 4: Elite Racing
20. Dr. Mario Express

WiiWare

1. Fluidity
2. Frogger Returns
3. Heavy Fire: Special Operations
4. Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1
5. Pokemon Rumble
6. Dr. Mario Online Rx
7. Tetris Party
8. Family Games
9. Family Go-Kart Racing
10. Fireplacing
11. Deer Captor
12. Jett Rocket
13. My Pokemon Ranch
14. Cave Story
15. World of Goo
16. lilt line
17. UNO
18. Bejeweled 2
19. Adventure on Lost Island – Hidden Object Game
20. Reel Fishing Challenge II

VC

1. Super Mario Bros. 3
2. Super Mario Bros.
3. Mario Party 2
4. Super Mario World
5. Donkey Kong Country
6. Super Mario Bros. 2
7. Super Mario 64
8. Mario Kart 64
9. The Legend of Zelda
10. Pac-Man
11. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
12. Donkey Kong
13. Punch-Out!!
14. The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask
15. Super Smash Bros.
16. Paper Mario
17. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
18. Kirby’s Adventure
19. Galaga
20. Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest

Haven’t had one of these posts in awhile…

Mamepato = Pidove
Hihidaruma = Darmanitan
Meguroko = Sandile
Giaru = Klink
Gigaiasu = Gigalith
Chillarmy = Minccino
Shimama = Blitzle
Munna stays the same

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– Shoot bananas at townfolk
– Can also shoot banana peels at others online
– Banana peels tie into events
– Group of nobles will be drinking tea in the plaza and looking at the commoners, waitress will say, “It would be nice if they’d slip on a banana”
– Carry out the waitress’s wish to receive a reward
– People will also fall if you scatter lemons on the ground
– Sakaguchi: “If the game is received poorly, perhaps my sense does not match with the times. In that case, while I won’t go as far as ‘I won’t ever make games again,’ it would be meaningless to make games for a while. With that feeling, I’ve given my all.”
– Game’s theme is “Nakama,” or “Companion”
– While developing the game, Sakaguchi tried to push the theme and hopes that people end up feeling “It was nice to have an adventure with those companions”
– Sakaguchi believes the game does somewhat resemble a single player MMORPG, as you go through a 30-40 hour quest with six friends who speak while you play
– Game contains some elements which resemble things that might be in an MMORPG
– Sakaguchi interested in playing World of Warcraft after The Last Story is finished
– Sakaguchi believes there may not be a game with the equivalent level of conversation compared to what you’ll find in The Last Story’s conversation system
– Sakaguchi also thinks the dialogue gives the game a “live” feeling
– Story-related conversation towards the end of the game
– Sakaguchi had no idea Iwata would show up during the presentation
– Nintendo came up with the idea for a conference
– Sakaguchi was surprised by the idea

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