Because it isn't truly a new Nintendo system without a truly new Super Mario Bros. game, Shigeru Miyamoto has confirmed that an original Super Mario Bros. entry for the 3DS is indeed in development, and that it will make the most of its new, 3D platform...
If you care anything about what people who are paid to predict the happenings of the games industry think (it's OK to say "no"), then you might be interested to hear that Lazard Capital Markets analyst Colin Sebastian expects we'll see a successor to the Wii next year...
Imagine if Tricell Pharmaceutical Company made a product that transformed wimpy men into deadly killers who could survive being neck deep in a river of volcanic magma. Imagine that product being called 'Old Uroboros' and being endorsed by Resident Evil's metrosexual bad guy Albert Wesker. Now imagine if the TV commercial for 'Old Uroboros' was like this...
Hot for 3DS? Live in the UK? Then read about a great chance to play Nintendo's handheld before its release from our friends at Official Nintendo Magazine...
You could easily say that Sony tried to steal away some of Nintendo's 3DS thunder when it revealed the NGP or PSP2 or whatever we're supposed to call it. But Nintendo's not afraid of no stinking Sony handheld. In the end, it says, consumers will vote with their wallets...
If you were planning on transferring your DSiWare titles and buying classic Game Boy games for your 3DS on launch day, you'd better put those plans on hold. During Nintendo's quarterly earnings call, company president Satoru Iwata said that there will be a very important update to the 3DS in late May.
The update will include the system's "eShop," which will add a Virtual Console that offers classic Game Boy and Game Boy Color titles - many of which have not been resurrected since their original releases more than a decade ago...
3DS manufacturing has been optimized so that there won't be a need for a slimmer version of the system - at least not in the short term, says Nintendo research and development guy Kenichi Sugino.
"We don’t have any short term plans for creating a more compact version of Nintendo 3DS like we did with Nintendo DS Lite," said Sugino in a recent interview with MCV...
For me, racing games are the most appropriate use of 3D technology - the ability to gauge depth adds a lot to a Need for Speed or Gran Turismo. In this case, it's Ridge Racer 3D for the 3DS...
It's never a good idea to lay out a challenge for hackers, but according to recent statements from a 3DS event, Nintendo is confident that its anti-piracy features for the 3D handheld are some of the most uncrackable yet.
Speaking at a 3DS presentation in Amsterdam last week, Nintendo UK general manager David Yarnton and UK marketing manager James Honeywell commented (albeit carefully) on the state of their anti-piracy features, noting that while they're cautious of saying anything to attract the attention of hackers, that the 3DS will be a tough nut to crack.
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