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Nintendo Europe have officially confirmed the release dates of several big titles in Europe, and confirmed that some won't quite make their way onto the shelves in 2007 as well.
Super Mario Galaxy and a host of other Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS games have already been dated for North America this year, but now a leaked release list reveals the launch dates of all of the titles headed to Nintendo consoles in Europe in 2007. The biggie, of course, is Super Mario Galaxy - set to rocket into stores on November 16.
The very first story details have been revealed via the latest edition of Nintendo Power, for Mario's upcoming outer space adventure, Super Mario Galaxy. Here's how it went down in the magazine:
While fingers are crossed in the hope that Super Mario Galaxy is at least as big as Super Mario 64 (which had 15 main levels, and numerous smaller ones), it is reported that Mario's next quest will take him through six worlds.
Gamers know Mario Galaxy is due for release on November 12 in the U.S. But what about everywhere else? What about Japan, when will they see it? What about Europe, will they get it at all? From the latest Famitsu, read on to see what Miyamoto had to say regarding the game's Japanese release date...
Wii still keeping everybody's interests, but Sony is not so far behind.
New scans of Super Mario Galaxy has surfaced and while many of the screens are the same ones from the E3 last week, there are about 3 brand new gorgeous screens. However the most important and intruiging part of the scan is pictures of what could be "new princess" to save. We say that because while it looks similar to Peach, the text says it is Rosetta.
E3 is the biggest event in the gaming community, it has all the ingredients to make for a great event: mega-games, exciting announcements, upcoming titles, console rivalry, and much more. Not surprisingly, E3 was a big this time as well; what made the extra special is the fact that Sony had a point to prove to the world.
So many games, so little time, which games does, E3 consider the top five games to look out for...
Nintendo guru Shigeru Miyamoto treated selected journalists to an extra showing of Super Mario Galaxy at a roundtable yesterday, in which he revealed some interesting nuggets of info regarding the much-anticipated adventure.