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The ever-ubiquitous Reggie Fils-Aime, recently promoted to President of NOA, sat down to chat with U.S magazine Game Informer on the subject of Nintendo’s upcoming console, the Wii. Fils-Aime revealed several key functionalities that players can expect for WiiConnect24, saying “If you’ve gotten to a particular part in a game, we could push content out [...]
SEGA’s Toshihiro Nagoshi, president of the company’s console division, New Entertainment, recently sat down to talk with website Kikizo. Primarily, the focus was on PS2 epic Yakuza, although he did reveal some focus on Nintendo’s upcoming generation console, the Wii. When asked on the decision to bring Super Monkey Ball to the console, he replied [...]
The latest issue of Nintendo Power has confirmed several day one launch titles for the Wii. Assuming that nothing changes (which is unlikely) gamers should expect to plunk down some money on the following titles: Red Steel – Ubisoft Rayman Raving Rabbits – Ubisoft Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz – Sega Dragon Quest Swords: The [...]
Nintendo executives, including President Satoru Iwata and designer Shigeru Miyamoto, recently sat down to discuss a variety of issues at the company’s Corporate Management Policy Briefing in Japan this week. Iwata was quick to note on his objections on current game pricing, stating “We believe that each software should have its own price point depending [...]
The latest issue of Game Informer has exclusive coverage on the next Need for Speed title, named Need for Speed: Carbon. According to them, the game is also coming out for Nintendo Wii in addition to Playstation 3 and X-Box 360. Currently, no further information is available on the title, including whether or not the [...]
Nintendo’s legendary Shigeru Miyamoto, creator of blockbuster franchises such as Super Mario Bros and Legend of Zelda, recently sat down to talk with Digital Trends. Miyamoto was keen to reiterate his views on the upcoming console war, when asked how things would likely pan out, he replied “What battle? What war? I think the press [...]
