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So what happens as we get older and stop playing games, and our children aren’t as interested in videogames as we were at their age? We grew up with Pong, Centipede and Pac-Man. We graduated to Donkey Kong, Super Mario Bros. and Paperboy. Games grew up with us, so it’s to be expected that the average age of a gamer increased along with the age of the industry. But with few mainstream games now appropriate for a younger audience, what happens when the industry wakes up and notices its bread-and-butter generation is too old to play games, and that the next generation, the only one that can keep the industry going, has been ignored for so long that it’s not playing games either?
That’s where Nintendo comes in. Like a knight in shining armor, Nintendo is going against the grain in this Xbox 360/PS3/Wii console war, and it could very well save the videogame industry in the process. Miyamoto-san isn’t afraid to work on games that appeal to kids, and he seems to actually prefer it to the dark games favored by id Software and Epic Games. Iwata-san isn’t against trying something completely new, even somewhat wacky, with a control mechanic that will get people’s attention and stir creativity. And Reggie-san (sorry, it just fits) isn’t afraid to defy conventional wisdom and shun horsepower for the promise of an inexpensive system that working families can afford.
This is the list of the 101 Nintendo Wii Games Revealed by Nintendo
- Elebits / Konami Digital Entertainment / Launch
- Ennichi no Tatsujin / Bandai Namco Games / Launch
- Hajimete no Wii: Your First Step to Wii / Nintendo / Launch
- Kororinpa / Hudson / Launch
- Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess / Nintendo / Launch
- Machi-Kuru Domino (Working Title) / Success / Launch
- Necro-Nesia / Spike / Launch
- Red Steel / Ubisoft / Launch
- SD Gundam Revolution (Working Title) / Bandai Namco Games / Launch
- Super Monkey Ball: Ukiuki Party Daisuugou / Sega / Launch
- Swing Golf Pangya / Tecmo / Launch
- Tamagotchi no Pikapika Daitouryou / Bandai Namco Games / Launch
- Trauma Center: Second Opinion / Atlus / Launch
- Wario Ware: Smooth Moves / Nintendo / Launch
- Wii Sports / Nintendo / Launch
- Wing Island / Hudson / Launch
- Bleach Wii / Sega / Dec-06
- Cooking Mama: Minna to Issho ni Oryouri Taikai! / Taito / Dec-06
- Crayon Shin-chan / Banpresto / Dec-06
- Furifuri (Working Title) / Taito / Dec-06
- Mahjong Wii (Working Title) / Koei / Dec-06
- Need For Speed Carbon / EA / Dec-06
- Pokemon Battle Revolution / Pokèmon / Nintendo / Dec-06
- Rayman (Working Title) / Ubisoft / Dec-06
- Sengoku Musou Wave / Koei / Dec-06
- Sudoku / Hudson / Dec-06
- Tsuri Master (Working Title) / Hudson / Dec-06
- 3D Action game (Working Title) / Takara Tomy / TBA
- 3D Boxing Action game (Working Title) / AQ Interactive / TBA
- Action Game (Working Title) / ASNetworks / 2007
- Action Game (Working Title) / Epoch / TBA
- Action game (Working Title) / Takara Tomy / TBA
- Action Game (Working Title) / Banpresto / TBA
- Action Game (Working Title) / From Software / TBA
- Action RPG (Working Title) / From Software / TBA
- Bachindaa / Hudson / Feb-07
- Barnyard (Working Title) / THQ Japan / TBA
- Baseball Game (Working Title) / Konami Digital Entertainment / TBA
- Battle Action game (Working Title) / Takara Tomy / TBA
- Biohazard Umbrella Chronicles (Working Title) / Capcom / TBA
- Bokujou Monogatari Wii (Working Title) / Marvelous Interactive / TBA
- Bomberman Land (Working Title) / Hudson / Mar-07
- Call of Duty 3 / Activision / TBA
- Cars (Working Title) / THQ Japan / TBA
- Crossword / Hudson / Mar-07
- Dairantou Smash Bros. X / Nintendo / 2007
- Densha de Go! (Working Title) / Taito / TBA
- Disaster (Working Title) / Nintendo / Spring 2007
- Donkey Kong Taru Jet Race (Working Title) / Nintendo / 2007
- Doubutsu no Mori (Working Title) / Nintendo / TBA
- Downhill Jam (Working Title) / Activision / TBA
- Dragon Ball Z Sparking! NEO / Bandai Namco Games / Jan-07
- Dragon Quest Swords / Square Enix / Spring 2007
- Excite Truck / Nintendo / Jan-07
- Eyeshield 21 (Working Title) / Nintendo / TBA
- Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Crystal Bearer (Working Title) / Square Enix / TBA
- Fire Emblem: Akatsuki no Megami / Nintendo / Feb-07
- Fishing Game (Working Title) / ASNetworks / Summer 2007
- Forever Blue (Working Title) / Nintendo / 2007
- GT pro series / MTO / TBA
- Gun Shooting game (Working Title) / Sega / TBA
- Harry Potter (Working Title) / EA / 2007
- Heroes / Spike / 2007
- Horce Racing Action game (Working Title) / Koei / TBA
- Hoshi no Kirby (Working Title) / Nintendo / TBA
- Java / Spike / Spring 2007
- Jigsaw Puzzle / Hudson / Mar-07
- Kawano Nushi-Tsuri Series (Working Title) / Marvelous Interactive / TBA
- Mario Party 8 (Working Title) / Nintendo / 2007
- Mario Strikers Charged (Working Title) / Nintendo / 2007
- Marvel Ultimate Alliance / Interchannel-Holon / TBA
- Metroid Prime 3 Corruption (Working Title) / Nintendo / 2007
- Mobile Suit Gundam (Working Title) / Bandai Namco Games / TBA
- Music simulation game (Working Title) / Konami Digital Entertainment / TBA
- New Action Adventure Game 1 (Working Title) / Konami Digital Entertainment / TBA
- New Action Adventure Game 2 (Working Title) / Konami Digital Entertainment / TBA
- New RPG (Working Title) / Koei / TBA
- Noumiso Konekone Puzzle Takoron / Compile Heart / Summer 2007
- One Piece: Unlimited Adventure / Bandai Namco Games / TBA
- Original Action game (Working Title) / D3 Publisher / 2007
- Original Simulation game (Working Title) / Marvelous Interactive / TBA
- Pac-Man Carnival (Working Title) / Bandai Namco Games / TBA
- Princess Company / Starfish SD / TBA
- Project Hammer (Working Title) / Nintendo / 2007
- RPG (Working Title) / Konami Digital Entertainment / TBA
- San-X Allstar for Wii (Working Title) / MTO / TBA
- Shooting Game (Working Title) / ASNetworks / Summer 2007
- Simple series (Working Title) / D3 Publisher / 2007
- Soccer Game (Working Title) / Konami Digital Entertainment / TBA
- Sonic and the Secret Rings / Sega / 2007
- Soothing character action game (Working Title) / MTO / TBA
- Sponge Bob (Working Title) / THQ Japan / TBA
- SSX (Working Title) / EA / 2007
- Super Mario Galaxy / Nintendo / 2007
- Super Paper Mario (Working Title) / Nintendo / 2007
- Sword Fighting Action game (Working Title) / Interchannel-Holon / TBA
- Sword of Legendia (Working Title) / Bandai Namco Games / TBA
- The Dog Island (Working Title) / Yukes / 2007
- Tiger Woods PGA Tour (Working Title) / EA / 2007
- Totsugeki Famicom Wars W (Working Title) / Nintendo / 2007
- Wii Music (Working Title) / Nintendo / 2007
- Wii Yawaraka Atama Juku (Working Title) / Nintendo / Spring 2007
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According to the Play-Nintendo 26 Virtual Console classic titles will be available for the Nintendo Wii launch date . And five brand new Virual Console games that are in development.
Below is the most recent list that our source has laid eyes on, listed in alphabetical order:
1. Bonk’s Adventure
2. Castlevania
3. Duck Hunt
4. Excitebike
5. F-Zero
6. Kid Icarus
7. Legend of Zelda, The
8. Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
9. Mario Kart 64
10. Metroid
11. Mortal Kombat
12. New Adventure Island
13. Ninja Gaiden
14. OutRun
15. Pac-Man
16. Prince of Persia
17. Punch-Out!!
18. R-Type
19. Rayman 2
20. Sonic the Hedgehog
21. Star Fox
22. Super Mario 64
23. Super Mario Bros
24. Super Mario Kart
25. Super Mario World
26. Tecmo Bowl
More About: Virtual Console, Nintendo Wii launch
This are the categories and the trailers dominated for the MTV’s Best of for E306
GENERAL AWARDS:
Best of Show
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii) Nintendo
Crysis (PC) Electronic Arts
Gears of War (Xbox 360) Microsoft
Assassins Creed (Ubisoft) PlayStation 3
Rainbow Six: Vegas (Ubisoft) Xbox 360
Best Trailer
Super Smash Bros.: Brawl (Nintendo) Wii
Metal Gear Solid: Guns of the Patriots (Konami) PlayStation 3
Assassins Creed (Ubisoft) PlayStation 3
Final Fantasy XIII (Square Enix) PlayStation 3
Tony Hawk’s Project 8 (Activision) PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Most Innovative
Spore (Electronic Arts) PC
Loco Roco (SCEA) Sony PSP
Eye of Judgment (SCEA) PlayStation 3
WarioWare: Smooth Moves (Nintendo) Wii
Assassins Creed (Ubisoft) PlayStation 3
Best Graphics
Gears of War (Microsoft Game Studios) Xbox 360
Resistance: Fall of Man (SCEA) PlayStation 3
Rainbow Six: Vegas (Ubisoft) Xbox 360
Crysis (Electronic Arts) PC
Heavenly Sword (SCEA) PlayStation 3
Best Hardware
Nintendo Wii
Xbox 360
PlayStation 3
Nintendo DS
Sony PSP
Best User Submitted E3 Video
Nominees and winner announced on Friday on the E3 edition of GT Weekly.
GENRE AWARDS:
Best Shooter
Crysis (Electronic Arts) PC
Gears of War (Microsoft Game Studios) Xbox 360
Resistance: Fall of Man (SCEA) PlayStation 3
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars (Activision) PC
Lost Planet (Capcom) Xbox 360
Best Action/Adventure
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Nintendo) Wii
Super Mario Galaxy (Nintendo) Wii
Splinter Cell: Double Agent (Ubisoft) Xbox 360
Assassins Creed (Ubisoft) PlayStation 3
God of War II (SCEA) PlayStation 2
Best Puzzle
Loco Roco (SCEA) Sony PSP
Every Extend Extra (Q Entertainment) Sony PSP
WarioWare: Smooth Moves (Nintendo) Wii
Lumines II (Buena Vista Games) Sony PSP
Capcom Puzzle Worlds (Capcom) Sony PSP
Best Strategy
Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars (Electronic Arts) PC
Panzer Tactics DS (CDV Software) Nintendo DS
Supreme Commander (THQ) PC
Heroes of Might and Magic V (Ubisoft) PC
The Lord of the Rings, The Battle for Middle Earth II (Electronic Arts) Xbox 360
Best Role-Playing
Final Fantasy XII (Square Enix) PlayStation 2
World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade (Blizzard Entertainment) PC
BioShock (Take-Two) PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3
Mass Effect (Microsoft Game Studios) Xbox 360
Tabula Rasa (NCSoft) PC
Best Sports
Madden NFL 07 (Electronic Arts) Xbox 360
Wii Sports (Nintendo) Wii
NCAA Football 07 (Electronic Arts) Xbox 360
NBA 2K7 (Take-Two) Xbox 360
Rockstar Presents Table Tennis (Rockstar Games) Xbox 360
Best Online
The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar (Midway) PC
World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade (Blizzard Entertainment) PC
Tabula Rasa (NCSoft) PC
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars (Activision) PC
Gods & Heroes: Rome Rising (SOE) PC
Best Racing
Test Drive Unlimited (Atari) Xbox 360
Gran Turismo HD (SCEA) PlayStation 3
Moto GP 06 (THQ) Xbox 360
Motorstorm (SCEA) PlayStation 3
Diddy Kong Racing (Nintendo) Nintendo DS
Best Fighting
Mortal Kombat: Armageddon (Midway) PlayStation 2, Xbox
Tekken: Dark Resurrection (Namco) Sony PSP
Virtua Fighter 5 (Sega) PlayStation 3
Powerstone Collection (Capcom) Sony PSP
WWE Smackdown! vs RAW 07 (THQ) Xbox 360, PlayStation 3
Best Simulation
Spore (Electronic Arts) PC
Chrome Hounds (Sega) Xbox 360
Microsoft Flight Simulator X (Microsoft Game Studios) PC
Guitar Hero 2 (RedOctane) PlayStation 2
Gran Turismo HD (SCEA) PlayStation 3
PLATFORM AWARDS:
Best Xbox 360
Rainbow Six: Vegas (Ubisoft) Xbox 360
Gears of War (Microsoft Game Studios) Xbox 360
Lost Planet (Capcom) Xbox 360
Mass Effect (Microsoft Game Studios) Xbox 360
Splinter Cell: Double Agent (Ubisoft) Xbox 360
Best PlayStation 3
Resistance: Fall of Man (SCEA) PlayStation 3
Warhawk (SCEA) PlayStation 3
Heavenly Sword (SCEA) PlayStation 3
Gran Turismo HD (SCEA) PlayStation 3
The Eye of Judgment (SCEA) PlayStation 3
Best Wii
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Nintendo) Wii
Super Mario Galaxy (Nintendo) Wii
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (Nintendo) Wii
Wii Sports (Nintendo) Wii
Red Steel (Ubisoft) Wii
Best Nintendo DS
Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin (Konami) Nintendo DS
The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (Nintendo) Nintendo DS
New Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo) Nintendo DS
Star Fox DS (Nintendo) Nintendo DS
Yoshi’s Island 2 (Nintendo) Nintendo DS
Best Sony PSP
Killzone Liberation (SCEA) Sony PSP
Loco Roco (SCEA) Sony PSP
Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters (SCEA) Sony PSP
Tekken: Dark Resurrection (Namco Bandai) Sony PSP
Gitaroo-Man Lives! (Koei) Sony PSP
Best PC
Crysis (Electronic Arts) PC
Spore (Electronic Arts) PC
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars (Activision) PC
Tabula Rasa (NCSoft) PC
World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade (Blizzard Entertainment) PC
After years of dominating video games worldwide, two Nintendo celebrities will show up on a new medium. A-list Nintendo star Mario(TM) and his creator, legendary video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto, will make special appearances on the GoTV mobile television network in a series of four episodes featuring “New Super Mario Bros.(R)” for Nintendo DS(TM), which launches today.
The episodes will run weekly between May 15 and June 5 on GoTV’s Hip Hop Official, the video game and hip-hop channel; ALTitude, the rock music channel; and GoTV Superchannel, the eponymous flagship package.
Mario will tell viewers all about his new larger-than-life adventure saving his beloved Princess Peach from Bowser and Bowser Jr.’s clutches. Meanwhile, Miyamoto will share behind-the-scenes stories and special features from a producer’s perspective.
“A legend like Mario rarely gives interviews, so this is a treat,” said Elizabeth Brooks, executive vice president of Marketing, GoTV Networks. “Mario’s fans, young and old, will finally hear what this video game icon has to say in this exclusive interview.”
“This is gonna be an in-depth interview,” Mario said. “Hopefully we can get around to talking about my pasta-based energy plan.”
Tune into GoTV channels on Sprint/Nextel and GoTV’s BoostTV on Boost Mobile to see the special features. The show schedule is as follows:
Episode 1: Monday, May 15 - Interview with legendary video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto
Episode 2: Monday, May 22 - “New Super Mario Bros.” review
Episode 3: Monday, May 29 - Interview with Mario
Episode 4: Monday, June 5 - Nintendo DS(TM) Lite preview
source: Nintendo
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