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Posted 1/14/2009 at 2:39:10 PM
IGN is claiming that, according to sources, the recently announced Nintendo DSi could be launching in the US as early as April 4th for the price of $180. Apparently the DS Lite will still be marketed due to it's continued North American popularity.
 If this is true, we're a little surprised. We know that DS sales are as strong as ever, and it seems like a risky time to be introducing new, pricier products to the market. To be fair, though, none of us have anything close to any expertise in marketing so we could be way off on that assessment. Perhaps Nintendo is planning this release not on the weakness of the DS Lite, but on that of the dying and similarly priced PSP. As with all rumors, only time will tell. Though, we will say that IGN tends to be an outlet that doesn't report unsubstantiated rumors willy nilly.
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Posted 10/1/2008 at 9:41:27 AM
We have to apologize for this post. We really do hate reporting on these types of fabrications, but when every other site is covering them, we need to do the same. That being said.. the info in this post is in no way confirmed or even close it.
Annnyway.. the new Wii will supposedly come by 2011, feature HD graphics, and more storage space. Blah blah blah.
Really? We think all of these points could simply be assumed at this point. It really doesn't take a lot to be a psychic.
This post is over. If you want to read more about Wii rumors, check out our thoughts on why the next Wii will not come sooner than you think.
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Posted 9/5/2008 at 10:17:42 AM
In a recent investor call, Take Two CEO Ben Feder was asked if we could see a Grand Theft Auto title on the Wii. His answer hit everywhere but the bush.
Among other choice statements, he says: "Without commenting specifically on whether GTA is coming to the Wii or not, I will say that Nintendo and Take-Two work very very well together"
Being that GTA-genre games such as The Godfather were very well received on the Wii, coupled with the fact that the GTA series has the ability to print Nintendo-like amounts of cash on any platform that it hits, we've pretty much assumed this would happen ever since Manhunt 2 and Bully hit the system.
What would you like to see from a Wii GTA? We'd like some of the wackiness from San Andreas with deeper emphasis on the RPG elements that that game had. We especially loved the property ownership and would love to see that concept expanded with more buildings to buy, maintenance, and other concepts thrown in to increase the strategy of it all.
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Posted 8/27/2008 at 2:26:26 PM
 Word came forth today from the annals of the internet, that Japanese gaming mag Famitsu has released some details on a Wii remake of the horror classic Resident Evil 2. Aside from the original game features, the Wii version may feature additional story details and a new character, as well as a viewpoint similiar to that of Resident Evil 4. Sounds good to us! You know we can never get enough Zombies! No word yet on whether this would even make it to North America..
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Posted 7/22/2008 at 1:56:15 PM
During a recent interview with GameTrailers Geoff Keighly, NOA President Reggie Fils-Amie was asked several pressing questions. Where are Nintendo's core games? When will we see the next Mario and Zelda games? Will there be a Mario WiiWare title coming this year?
That last inquiry is interest ..continue reading Mario coming to WiiWare? Reggie hints YES.
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