Wondering what the narrator was saying in the Xenoblade trailer we just posted? Well, take a look below to get a better understanding!
“Long ago, when this world was nothing more than endless sea and unbroken sky no matter where you went, two giant gods were born — Kyoshin and Kishin. The gods fought for their lives. And then, they became corpses. Now, after many tens of thousands of days and nights…Our world, the land that expands atop the corpse of the Kyoshin.”
The following comes from a Computer and Videogames interview with Shigeru Miyamoto:
“This year’s going to be really great for the hardcore Nintendo player, especially with Super Mario Galaxy 2. It’s action-packed software and when I say action-packed software, it’s not just going to show you [pre-set] action movements in the 3D format. Rather, this is action-packed software that you can manipulate with your own will and your own control. I really want many households to be able to have a hands-on experience of Mario Galaxy 2. [Elsewhere] I didn’t have any involvement in Metroid Other M, but it is on its way. And also we are working on the New Legend Of Zelda for Wii. So from this year to the next, I hope that the hardcore-type gamers are really looking forward to the multiple Nintendo titles on Wii. And also, we are working on the [new] Pikmin.” – Shigeru Miyamoto
I definitely agree with Miyamoto on this one! Zelda Wii, Galaxy 2, Other M, Pikmin 3… There’s so many ‘core’ Nintendo titles coming out in the next year or so! It’s a good year to be a Wii owner indeed!
– Developed by Milestone
– Fighting game, featuring bishojo characters from four PC game makers
– No specific franchises mentioned yet
– Four players, simultaneous
– Modes include: Battle Royal, 3-on-1
– Movement controls and network rankings included
There’s no confirmation that this is all true, but it popped up in an online retail listing today. On the other hand, it’s nearly April Fools day…
March 30, 2010 – IRVINE, CALIFORNIA – Atlus U.S.A., Inc. today announced that Trauma Team, its upcoming medical drama experience for Wii, will launch at a newly reduced price point of $39.99. The game, which features six different fields of medicine to master and represents the largest expansion of the bestselling series to-date, offers series fans more variety and deeper gameplay than ever before.
