May
12
2006
3:23 pm
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Elebits Wii Game Trailer
Elebits are the energy source that make the world move, and it is your job to collect them. It has been mentioned that the world will gradually evolve with the collection of the Elebits, but the demo available did not have any evidence of this function.
As far as what the demonstration offered, we started in a kitchen, and would toss everything from pots and pans to refrigerators in search of the elusive beings. We found it was also possible to leave the house and collect Elebits on the lawn - we were even able to lift the house with our grappling weapon.
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this is the Nintendo Wii Game Rayman Raving Rabbids Long trailer 2+ minutes.
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May
12
2006
10:50 am
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Name: Wii Sports
Format: Wii™
Developer: Nintendo
Launch Date: TBA
ESRB: RP (Rating Pending)
Game Type: Sports
Players: 1-4, depending on the game
KEY INFORMATION
• Wii Tennis (1-4 players):Players grab the controller like a racket and swing – the game willregister forehands, backhands, volleys, lobs, slices, spin and powerdepending on how fast the user swings and at what angle.
Don’t worryabout moving around the court to get to the ball – the gameautomatically moves players into position.
• Wii Baseball (1-2 players):Grip the controller like a bat and swat fastballs out of the park in ahome run derby.
Timing and bat speed will make all the differencebetween going yard and whiffing, so keep an eye on the ball and swingfor the fences. In the two-player game, one player pitches and theother bats.
• Wii Golf (1 player): Step up to thetee, hold the controller like a golf club and swing naturally to smackthe ball onto the green.
The harder players swing the club, the fartherthe ball will fly, so be sure to take some practice swings before goingfor the pin. After reaching the green, line up putts carefully,practice the stroke and try to hole out.
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May
12
2006
9:42 am
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The latest issue of Japan’s Weekly Famitsu is home to a few new Wii surprises.
RELEASE IN 2006
Necro-Nesia (Spike, tentative name)
RELEASE IN 2007
JAWA (Spike, tentative name)
HERO’S (Spike, tentative name)
RELEASE DATE TBA
Elebits (Konami Digital Entertainment, tentative name)
Machi Kuru Domino (Success, tentative name)
Super Monkey Ball Banana Blitz (Sega, tentative name)
Swing Golf Panya (Tecmo, tentative name)
New RPG (Bandai Namco Games, tentative name)
New Action Game (Bandai Namco Games, tentative name)
Dragon Ball Z Sparking! NEO (Bandai Namco Games, tentative name)
Final Furlong (Bandai Namco Games, tentative name)
One Piece Unlimited Adventure (Bandai Namco Games)
source: IGN
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May
12
2006
2:24 am
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Some SSGP details:
The Super Swing Golf PANGYA: The Nintendo Wiicontroller provides a new level of gaming interaction, sensing motion, depth, positioning and targeting dictated by the movement of the controller itself allowing the controller to act as the golf club. A back-swing sets the amount of power of the swing and the angle of controller when hitting the ball defines whether the ball will hook or slice.
Revolutionized Graphics: Improved character texture and molding and the newly designed costumes bring this title to life in this uniquely designed fantasy world.
Single Play Modes: Hit the lynx in Single Mode to play through Story Mode, Free Mode, or Challenge Mode. In Story Mode, the game proceeds along with the story of each character and will diverge according to the results of the match.
Multiplayer Modes: Try out Battle Mode to take on others in Match Play, Stroke Play, and Party Play.
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May
12
2006
1:25 am
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Hudson Soft will bring upwards of 100 titles to Nintendo’s Virtual Console.
As developer of such classics as Lode Runner, Bomberman, and Bonk, this news is huge for fans of games long past. But that’s not all, the news gets even bigger.
Hudson Soft is currently attempting to acquire rights to other third party games to release on the Virtual Console.
Developers who no longer exist as actual companies could still see their games make the way to Nintendo’s system for downloading.
According to one Hudson Soft representative, they “have every single one of [their] lawyers checking into it.”
Currently, Bonk’s Adventure from the Turbografx is the only actual title announced from the company, and is available to play at Nintendo’s E3 booth.
Hudson seems to be looking for feedback from gamers on what titles they’d like to see though.
We’re very excited reviewing the long, long list of amazing games that Hudson has crafted over the years.
Around one hundred titles from them, and perhaps even more, is enough to make the virtual console the place to be when Wii launches this year.
source: IGN
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May
11
2006
11:21 am
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The Wiire’s managing editor, Rob Galbreath, sat down with Konami Group Manager Denins Lee to discuss the company’s first project for the Nintendo Wii, Elebits.
“The Wii controller is used as an extension of your arm while you’re playing. While you’re playing the game you’re able to interact with anything in the environment. You’re able to push, pull, lift, throw anything, and you use the Wii controller to seamlessly do that.”
“The nunchuck is used as well for camera control and moving your character and the other half of the controller is basically what you’re using to grab and to pull things. “
“It is one player for sure, and the team is investigating ways of making it multiplayer, but nothing has been confirmed for that. “
Read full Inteview at: The Wiire
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Today Japanese developer Grasshopper revealed it is developing an original game called Heroes for Nintendo Wii.
The project was mentioned during the game designer panel at the expo and is currently in the works in collaboration with Marvelous Entertainment and Spike.
The title was originally planned to be shown at E3 itself, however was removed from th event for unknown reasons.
Readers familiar with Grasshopper will know that the company is best known for its moody GameCube title Killer 7.sourced: IGN
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Miyamoto unveiled the game everybody wondered about after Nintendo’s pre-E3 conference, Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Wii.
It turns out last year Miyamoto spoke to the Masahiro Sakurai about creating another Smash Bros game. A new team was put together just for this game.
There are two parts to this announcement that should please Smash Bros fans. The first is that Sakurai insisted on this game not using the Wii controller, so the GameCube controller is yet again what players will use to battle each other with Nintendo characters.
Single player mode will have some changes, though Sakurai didn’t mention them. And there will be an online multiplayer mode.
But I guess I can’t just say “Nintendo characters” now. Nintendo has announced a new character from a third party developer. First, these are the new Nintendo game characters: Pit (from Kid Icarus), Samus in the Zero suit, Metaknight, and Wario. And Konami has graciously offered up its own character: Snake (from Metal Gear Solid for you hermit folks).
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