IGN has posted its full interview with Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime. When the two sides met at E3 2015 last week, Reggie discussed things like Yo-Kai Watch, amiibo, toys-to-life partnerships, and the Digital Event.
We have a number of excerpts from the interview below. You can read the full talk on IGN here.
TACS Games shared a new trailer for Factotum today. Catch the game’s latest video below.
Off-screen footage from Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale’s E3 2015 build is now available for viewing. Check it out in the video below.
VIZ Media has announced a special panel for San Diego Comic-Con 2015. At the expo next month, attendees will be able to visit a session dedicated to the Zelda: A Link to the Past graphic novel.
Here’s the full overview of the panel:
Zelda fans are invited to take up their Master Swords and join VIZ Media staff and special guests for a celebration of one of the most acclaimed video games of all time, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. VIZ Media will provide a special behind-the-scenes look at the return of the classic graphic novel that was originally featured in Nintendo Power magazine int he 90s and will also answer questions and give out a fun array of Zelda prizes.
VIZ Media’s Zelda: A Link to the Past graphic novel panel will be held on July 11 at 1:30 PM.
Nintendo published a new version of the Star Fox Zero trailer from E3 2015. The actual content is the same, but it can now be seen at 60 frames per second. View the updated trailer below.
Since The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes’ announcement last week, the question has been raised about where the game falls within the overall Zelda timeline. Hiromasa Shikata, director of the project, seemed unsure about it when asked by Game Informer. If Nintendo of Canada’s Julie Gagnon is to be believed, Tri Force Heroes “is completely different and not in the timeline of Zelda.”
Image & Form has gone live with a new SteamWorld Heist video that features a Q&A from some of the artists. Check it out below.
Nintendo had made it known last week that Super Mario Maker would come with a number of pre-made courses. Now we know just how much. According to an official UK website for Super Mario Maker, Nintendo is including 100 courses that can be played without an internet connection.
A new Never Alone video interview has come through Nintendo UK’s YouTube account. Those who are interested in the Wii U eShop title can view the talk below.
Nintendo has published the North American launch trailer for Art Academy: Home Studio. Watch it below.
