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E308: Miyamoto Says Punch-Out!! is Perfect for MotionPlus

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The Wii remote itself is good at detecting larger movements, whereas the Wii MotionPlus is better at detecting more subtle movements. And so, by combining the two of those, the …
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E308: Another Miyamoto Interview

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1UP: Since the Nintendo DS has a built-in microphone, is there a possibility of Wii-to-DS communication with WiiSpeak? Shigeru Miyamoto: The DS microphone can obviously be used for communication among DS …
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E3: New Zelda and Pikmin Coming to Wii, New Mario to DS

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IGN recently conducted an interview with Shigeru Miyamoto about all the games Nintendo didn’t talk about at their press conference on Tuesday:

“The core members of the Zelda team have …
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Gradius Coming to WiiWare
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Gradius Coming to WiiWare

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Konami is hopping on the WiiWare train with a sequel to one of their classic franchises Gradius.  The game is called “Gradius Rebirth” and will feature “a …
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The Man, The Myth, The Legend…Reggie Himself
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The Man, The Myth, The Legend…Reggie Himself

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I feel very fortunate to have bumped into Reggie this morning on the show floor.  I was even more fortunate when he took time out of his …
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Dead Rising heading to the Wii

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Well it looks like Capcom is at it again, they are porting the 2006 Dead Rising to the Wii.  The game will be an unaltered port with added waggle controls.  …
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Namco/Bandai Games Hands on, We cheer, Tales, Active Life, and Digimon

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*Pictures coming soon for these games…Internet is very slow here

Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World (Wii) was my favorite of Namco/Bandai’s showings.  The game takes everything the first Tales of Symphonia game on the Gamecube did well, and makes it 10 times better.  The battle system is still very free-form and allows for a number of new combos and strategies. The addition of a complete monster capture/training system is a welcome one.  There are almost 220+ monsters that can be caught in the game and each have their own evolutions and level up as in most RPGs (very similar to Pokemon).  Every monster levels up just like your characters and can be assigned strategies throughout any battle.

Another huge addition is 4-player multiplayer support.  Up to 4 of your friends can join your party at any time in the game and take control of one of your party members to control themselves.  I didn’t get to test this feature out, but I’m really looking forward to when the game finally releases in the States.

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E3: Day one mini recap

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Hey everyone! I’m finally back from my first day and man was it incredibly long! It was amazing for sure but I can see why everyone gets tired. I’m running …
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