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Saturday, Apr 4
Opinion: Q&A: Nintendo's Fils-Aime Talks DSi, Wii and Everything in Between
Wired.com: I'm sorry, I mean, what's the finish line? When will DS be the best-selling console ever? Product Review: Nintendo DSiUnboxing the Nintendo DSiDSiWare Launch Titles: Which Ones to BuyGDC Live Blog: Nintendo President Satoru Iwata's KeynoteQ&A: Nintendo's Cammie Dun...
Wednesday, Mar 25
Opinion: GDC Q&A: Why Masaya Matsuura's New Game Is PaRappa the Rapper's Baby
Wired.com: We're seeing a lot of Wii projects now from Japanese developers. Which audience do you think will like your game more, the United States or Japan? Wired.com: A lot of Wii games are using old-school controls where you hold the Wiimote sideways. Does that interest you, or do you want t...
Wednesday, Mar 11
Opinion: Brief Impressions: Metroid Prime Shines on Wii
This week, Nintendo released similarly upgraded versions of Pikmin and Mario Power Tennis for Wii in the U.S., and will follow with Donkey Kong Jungle Beat in May. Metroid Prime is, of course, a shoo-in for a U.S. release, but Nintendo has not yet announced a date.
Monday, Dec 15
Opinion: Nintendo Pitches In to Help Dragon Quest Succeed -- What It Means
On the occasion of last week's announcement of a release date for Dragon Quest IX and the development of Dragon Quest X on Wii, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata made some interesting comments about the popular RPG series. Here's what Iwata... Here's what Iwata had to say, as quoted on 1up:
Wednesday, Oct 22
Game Review: Sambe de Amigo will Shake Your Maracas
My most recent discovery has been Samba de Amigo for the Nintendo Wii, which, almost miraculously, was able to uncover a modicum of syncopation that I didn't know I had. The game turns your Wii-mote into a virtual maraca -- a brilliant use of the controller. Price/maker: $39.99 Wii
Tuesday, Jun 10
Opinion: Opinion: MMOs Need a Wii
That all changed when Nintendo launched the Wii. Not only did the company capture the technological cachet usually reserved for Apple's latest iDevice, they also earned the affection of the masses. Now grandparents are playing Mario Kart Wii along with their six-year-old grandspawn an...
