Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze
Sonic Lost World (3DS)
Super Smash Bros (3DS)
Bayonetta 2
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
Super Mario 3D World
Pikmin 3
Mario Kart 8
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Blacklist
Scram Kitty and his Buddy on Rails
Deux Ex Human Revolution Director's Cut
Shin Migami Tensei IV Ritual (3DS)
Yoshi's New Island (3DS)
Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (3DS)
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds (3DS)
Monolith Software (Untitled)
The Wonderful 101
New Super Luigi U
The titles in the playlist below are all currently slated to be launching within the launch window of the Wii U, which is between it's launch of November 18th, 2012 - March 2013.
Because we all love it when Nintendo has to somehow get their product names integrated into the names of their other products; feast your eyeballs on the latest abomination of Nintendo words hacks. Nintendo TVii is the Wii U's attempt at being the seconds screen for not only games, but for the media you consume on your televisions out side of games as well.
In case you missed Nintendo Direct Pre E3 2012 here are the hard facts found with Nintendo Direct Pre E3 2012:
*More info to come in the days ahead from E3.
In about 20 minutes or so of this writing you'll be able to tune into a Nintendo Pre E3 2012 broadcast where Satoru Iwata will be divulging new information on the Wii U.
[If the video above isn't working, here is the direct link to the page on Nintendo's Japanese site.]
Camp Hollywood / National Jitterbug Championships 2011 Showcase Routine
Morgan Day & Emily Wigger - Super Mario Brothers Routine
It's a good bet Shigeru Miyamoto hadn't a glue as to what he was getting himself into when he was developing what we all now know as the Suer Mario Brothers. The range of influence of Mario can be seen and heard from in the most unlikely events much like in the video above. A legend was born back in the 80's and to this day remains to be insanely popular.
It's obvious in the world of Nintendo when "Shit just got real" for them. Anytime you hear or see of Nintendo World you know something big is on the way from them. This time around it's the impending launch of the Nintendo 3DS and the needed education for the masses who more than likely have a device with the letters "DS" on it already.
Nintendo 3DS first impressions
There's nothing like watching videos of people speaking a language you don't understand, yet at the same time uh's and ahh's tend to be universal and that's exactly what you see in the above video of various people checking out the 3DS for the first time at Nintendo World 2011. Will the unwashed masses do the same as in the above video?
There is a lot you can gleam at from Nintendo World 2011. Those of you who speak Japanese should feel at home, but for the rest of us the below concert of Nintendo music during the event comes across just fine.
Nintendo Game Music Concert
[All videos courtesy of Nintendo World on Ustream]
When it comes to homebrew there's no mistaking the passion and drive it takes to put forth a ton of time and effort to take something you love and turn it into a bit of your own. Inspiration almost always comes from the things you hold dearly and it's more than likely that Super Mario Brothers of some form is ripe for the picking. The below video was released quite some time ago (8 days to be exact) in internet time, but it's awesomeness in legality or sheer fortitude should not be lost no matter when you see it. How or where to get this remake is another story all together.
[Via Joystiq]
When it was announced that Japan would be getting a special 25th Anniversary Edition of the classic title SNES title, Super Mario Bros. All-Stars, released on the Wii, Wii owners in the US began loudly clamoring for Nintendo to get this release over to the west.
It looks like Nintendo heard the cries of the American Wii user-base, as they have announced that Super Mario Bros. All-Stars will be coming to the American shores starting December 12th for a limited time only. Not only that, but it will retail for the very reasonable $29.99. Much like the Metroid Prime Trilogy, once these are gone, they are gone for good.
If you're like us, you already have the four titles, Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3, and Super Mario Bros. Lost Levels, on your Wii through Virtual Console. To make this deal enticing to that population, Nintendo will also be including CD containing a Super Mario History Soundtrack, as well as a commemorative 32-page booklet that gives players a brief, yet colorful tour of the series' history.
