Debuted during Nintendo president Satoru Iwata’s latest Nintendo Direct address, the new trailer for Fire Emblem: Awakening on 3DS is — dare we say? — dramatic. Crafty YouTubers have already snatched the video and put it online, as evidenced above.
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Fire Emblem: Awakening’s brand new, way Japanese trailer
As part of the Nintendo Direct event, Nintendo has announced the surprise release of Dillon’s Rolling Western , a new download for the 3DS eShop (first revealed at Nintendo Direct last year ). The game stars the armadillo cowboy — a cowboy who is also an armadillo, not an armadillo herder — named Dillon, who defends poor towns in traditional gunslinger style
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Dillon’s Rolling Western rolls onto the 3DS eShop
According to Nintendo of America head Reggie Fils-Aime himself, Xenoblade Chronicles will finally arrive in North America on April 6. Wait, but didn’t that game already come out, like, two other times? Yes, friend, it totally did
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Xenoblade Chronicles arrives on April 6 wrapped in this gorgeous box art
Check out Nintendo President and COO Reggie Fils-Aime get raw and uncensored in this Nintendo Direct presentation. It’s all like “WHOA!” and “WOW!” and up in your grill faceplate! Nintendo Direct presentation videos originally appeared on Joystiq on Wed, 22 Feb 2012 09:20:00 EST
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The final surprise at the end of this morning’s Nintendo Direct: The Last Story ! The long-awaited action-RPG for Wii by Mistwalker will be out in North America this year, thanks to the stalwart RPG localizing staff of publisher XSEED Games. Wii’s ‘The Last Story’ coming to North America in 2012 originally appeared on Joystiq on Wed, 22 Feb 2012 09:03:00 EST.
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Wii’s ‘The Last Story’ coming to North America in 2012
Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata announced this morning a 3DS collaboration between publishers Capcom, Namco Bandai and Sega. The “impossible to predict” project also has a a teaser site . Your guess is as good as ours..
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Capcom, Namco and Sega teaming up for mysterious 3DS collaboration
The Nintendo Direct presentation from Nintendo of Japan brought news of Mario Tennis Open for 3DS, the latest entry in, you know, that series of games about Mario playing tennis. We learned that the sports game will feature online play and Mii customization — and, most importantly, that it’ll be available May 24
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Mario Tennis Open served to Japan May 24, Europe May 25 [update: North America on May 20]
Nintendo has been criticized for not getting edgy with some of its franchises.
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Brain Age returns with devilishly difficult training
Borderlands 2 will be out in North America on September 18, and internationally on September 21. That date might be enough incentive for you to pre-order — it’s so far away, and you might forget! — but 2K offered initial incentive, in the form of the ” Premiere Club .” Premiere Club members will get a unique “Gearbox Gun Pack,” a “Golden Key” item to unlock something in the Golden Sanctuary Loot Chest, and the “Vault Hunter’s Relic.” These are all in-game items, by the way. 2K didn’t really build a “Golden Sanctuary” and send out keys to it
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Borderlands 2 out September 18 in North America, September 21 elsewhere
March 14 is the big day for Game Gear on Virtual Console, with a trio of titles headed to Japanese 3DS owners, Nintendo announced this morning. Unsurprisingly, Sega leads the lineup with three classics: Sonic ( Sonic and Tails 2 ), Shinobi ( GG Shinobi ), and Dragon Crystal .
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Game Gear titles head to 3DS on March 14 for ¥300 apiece
