Dynasty Warriors 7 (PS3/360) – 9/9/9/9
Fight Night Champion (PS3/360) – 8/8/7/6
Asphalt 3D (3DS) – 7/7/7/7
Kenshin le Vagabond (PSP) – 7/7/7/6
WiiWare
Successfully Learning: Mathematics, Year 2 (Tivola, 800 Wii Points)
WiiWare Demos
Lead the MeerkatsTM (Lapland Studio)
Virtual Console
Bomberman Hero (HUDSON SOFT, 1000 Wii Points)
Nintendo DSiWare
Puzzle to Go Sightseeing* (Tivola, 500 Nintendo DSi Points)
The Seller (CIRCLE Ent., 500 Nintendo DSi Points)
Monster Buster Club (Nordcurrent, 800 Nintendo DSi Points)
28th February 2011: In Successfully Learning: Mathematics, Year 2 on WiiWare this week, learning and playing make the perfect combination. With the help of a little vampire, Freddy, you’ll find solving mathematics problems is child’s play! And if you enjoy Successfully Learning: Mathematics, Year 2, be sure to look out for the release of higher Maths grades on WiiWare over the course of the coming weeks.
On Virtual Console this week is Bomberman Hero, a single player action game which will see you flying, swimming, shooting and bombing your way through the galaxy on your mission to save Princess Millian.
Last night, we posted some comments from Satoru Iwata regarding the Wii’s successor. Fortunately, it looks like the translation was pretty much accurate! We now have a direct quote from Iwata about Nintendo’s next home console, as well as information about the 3DS.
Iwata was first asked about 3DS sales targets…
“We don’t have a specific sales target, but we’d like to increase the number of people who experience it to beyond the DS. We’ve equipped it with a 3D camera and so-forth, which can also bring in those who aren’t interested in games.”
Iwata was then asked about video downloads for the 3DS…
“The 3DS will be the first 3D video playback device to reach major penetration. We’ve had many proposals from the film, music and such industries. We’re looking into distributing Hollywood trailers and movies, along with things like 3D reference software.”
Last but not least, here’s the direct quote from Iwata about the Wii’s successor…
“It’s just four years since release. It’s selling over 7 million units a year in North America, so we don’t think it’s at the limit. We’ll make decisions about a successor system at the time when software developers cannot offer surprises (on the Wii).”
According to a tip that was released yesterday via Twitter, the famed F1 racing series will make its way onto the Nintendo 3DS at some point in the console’s lifetime. I assume that, since the information was from a reliable source, that we’ll see a reveal of the game pretty soon, but there really is no telling if that’ll be part of GDC or another announcement after that.
The game that will be coming is, in fact F1 2011, and it can be assumed that it won’t be too long after the game’s release that the 3DS version will make its way onto the handheld for all of us to play.
Keep posted here for more info!
Nintendo of America announces the hiring of a new vice president of Corporate Affairs. Cynthia Gordon, a PR expert with more than 20 years of experience in consumer brands, joins the company on March 14. Gordon comes to Nintendo from her position as a vice president at 360 PUBLIC RELATIONS in Boston, where she developed and executed consumer public relations campaigns and contributed to the advancement of the firm’s social media and digital efforts.
Gordon will work from Nintendo’s office in Redwood City, Calif, and will report to the executive vice president of Sales & Marketing, a vacant position that is currently being managed by Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime.
