Tagged: Nintendo
At the end of this morning’s Nintendo Direct presentation, Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime dropped a huge piece of news: The Last Story is coming to the West! For those unaware, The Last Story is the second of three… Read More »
With 2011 in the books, it’s time to look ahead at what gamers will be playing in 2012. The following titles are a few that we’re looking forward to here at GamerNode. These games will definitely be worth checking out… Read More »
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata has reaffirmed the company’s position on its next-generation system, the Nintendo Wii U, stating that although this will be the console maker’s first venture into the HD era, Nintendo will remain resolute in providing gamers with… Read More »
Nintendo announced that although its stance on DLC has not changed, the company’s future online service – the Nintendo Network – will allow microtransactions. Several executives have backed the idea, reiterating that it will bolster third-party support for the Big… Read More »
Yoshinori Ono, producer of upcoming mega-crossover Street Fighter X Tekken, has claimed that what Nintendo showed of the Wii U at E3 2011 was merely a small look into everything the console is capable of. “What we saw last E3… Read More »
First impressions are everything. For a game to truly show its excellence, it must grab the player from minute one and never let go. If a game struggles to make a good first impression, the entire package will be in… Read More »
E3 2012 is starting to get crowded. With the expected announcement of launch date and pricing for the Wii U, Sony and Microsoft refuse to be left behind as they plan to announce their next console iterations. The news comes… Read More »
New reports indicate that Nintendo’s handheld broke Japan’s monthly console sales record, moving nearly 1.5 million units. During the December tracking period, November 28 to December 25, Nintendo sold a total of 1,492,931 3DS systems. The Japanese publisher that tracked… Read More »
For all the controversial moves made by Nintendo over the past decade, one thing has never been more apparent: the Big N maintains a commitment to fun. While many developers are focused on implementing the most impressive visuals into their… Read More »
Reader, there is a 73.81010101% repeating chance that you started reading a review of Nintendo’s latest iteration of The Legend of Zelda virtual instances game series, subtitled Skyward Sword. My analysis indicates that this game unfolds as follows: Scenario 32… Read More »
