Nuove immagini di Opoona
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lunedì 16 aprile 2007
Wiimote Strument Test
Bellissimo filmato dimostrativo delle possibilità strumentistiche del Wiimote.
Nuove immagini di One Piece: Unlimited Adventure
Ma quando esce? Comunque, trovate altre immagini qui.
Date PALlose da parte di Sega
Wii:
Alien Syndrome - Early Summer 07
The Golden Compass - Holiday 07
Mario & Sonic at the Olympics - Holiday 07
NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams - Winter 07
DS:
Sega presents Touch Darts - Early Summer 07
Sonic Rush Adventure - Autumn 07
The Golden Compass - Holiday 07
Mario & Sonic at the Olympics - Holiday 07
Beh, proprio pallose non sono via. Ma quel NiGHTS dato a "Winter 07" ci mette un po' in apprensione, che sia il solito trucchetto per dire che ce lo cucchiamo a marzo 2008? Sperem.
Guitar Hero 3 per Wii con chitarra e online
Il gioco arriverà presumibilmente entro la fine dell'anno su Wii (oltre che 360 e Ps3), e avrà come nelle altre edizioni una chitarra allegata con cui giocare.
Il presidente di RedOctan ha confessato ad IGN che il team di sviluppo sta cercando di trovare nuovi modi per sfruttare le capacità del Wiimote, ma che il controllo base rimarrà lo stesso di sempre. Ecco l'estratto in questione:
We are really excited about the Wii game because there are so many options for the Wii remote. However, you will play the game with a guitar peripheral and it will be similar to a guitar you've seen in the past."
He also confirmed that Guitar Hero III on Wii contains features included in other versions of the upcoming game - such as online play and downloadable music.
Fortunatamente la versione per la nostra cara console avrà le stesse funzionalità online delle altre - cioè gioco online e contenuti scaricabili. Speriamo mettano Paranoid Android!
Sonic Rush Adventure su DS
SEGA ANNOUNCES SONIC RUSH ADVENTURE FOR THE NINTENDO DS
Sequel to Critically-Acclaimed Sonic Rush is now in Development
LONDON & SAN FRANCISCO (April 16, 2007) - SEGA® Europe Ltd. and SEGA® of America Inc. today announced the development of Sonic Rush Adventure™ for the Nintendo DS™ system. Sonic Rush Adventure will seamlessly utilise both screens of the Nintendo DS to navigate the high seas in search of pirate treasure, delivering Sonic’s classic high-speed 2D gameplay in the ultimate Sonic handheld experience. Developed by SEGA Studios, Sonic Rush Adventure for the Nintendo DS will be available in Autumn 2007.
Sonic returns to the Nintendo DS in an all-new frantic adventure complete with dizzying dives, near vertical curves and brain twisting loops. Sonic Rush Adventure will retain the DS action that fans loved so much from Sonic Rush™, as well as providing a new high seas adventure where Sonic clashes with ruthless pirates. Players will set off from Windmill Village as Sonic and blast their way through seven action-packed and widely diverse levels. Sonic Rush Adventure will make full use of the DS Download Play feature and Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, which enables gamers to compete with friends in wireless racing and mission-based battles.
Guide Sonic through numerous action stages in the fast and furious single player mode, whilst collecting valuable items and materials that enable Sonic and Tails to track down the villainous pirates. With a fleet of up to five ships, including a submarine, water bike and hovercraft, Sonic Rush Adventure uses the Touch Screen technology in exciting new ways. Use the Nintendo DS Stylus to help control vessels as they race across the ocean gathering rings, performing tricks, and torching pirate boats, whilst engaging in fierce ship-to-ship battles. At the end of each level, epic 3D boss battles spanning both screens will test gamers skills to result in an ultimate showdown with the evil boss character, Captain Whisker.
Sonic Rush Adventure allows players to bounce, fly, swing, ride and run through grand environments of lush forests, an ominous ghost ship, snow covered mountains, pirate villages and a vast underwater sea cave. Along the way there will be a variety of enemy characters to battle against including robots, skeleton warriors, pterodactyls, and a robotic triceratops.
Sequel to Critically-Acclaimed Sonic Rush is now in Development
LONDON & SAN FRANCISCO (April 16, 2007) - SEGA® Europe Ltd. and SEGA® of America Inc. today announced the development of Sonic Rush Adventure™ for the Nintendo DS™ system. Sonic Rush Adventure will seamlessly utilise both screens of the Nintendo DS to navigate the high seas in search of pirate treasure, delivering Sonic’s classic high-speed 2D gameplay in the ultimate Sonic handheld experience. Developed by SEGA Studios, Sonic Rush Adventure for the Nintendo DS will be available in Autumn 2007.
Sonic returns to the Nintendo DS in an all-new frantic adventure complete with dizzying dives, near vertical curves and brain twisting loops. Sonic Rush Adventure will retain the DS action that fans loved so much from Sonic Rush™, as well as providing a new high seas adventure where Sonic clashes with ruthless pirates. Players will set off from Windmill Village as Sonic and blast their way through seven action-packed and widely diverse levels. Sonic Rush Adventure will make full use of the DS Download Play feature and Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, which enables gamers to compete with friends in wireless racing and mission-based battles.
Guide Sonic through numerous action stages in the fast and furious single player mode, whilst collecting valuable items and materials that enable Sonic and Tails to track down the villainous pirates. With a fleet of up to five ships, including a submarine, water bike and hovercraft, Sonic Rush Adventure uses the Touch Screen technology in exciting new ways. Use the Nintendo DS Stylus to help control vessels as they race across the ocean gathering rings, performing tricks, and torching pirate boats, whilst engaging in fierce ship-to-ship battles. At the end of each level, epic 3D boss battles spanning both screens will test gamers skills to result in an ultimate showdown with the evil boss character, Captain Whisker.
Sonic Rush Adventure allows players to bounce, fly, swing, ride and run through grand environments of lush forests, an ominous ghost ship, snow covered mountains, pirate villages and a vast underwater sea cave. Along the way there will be a variety of enemy characters to battle against including robots, skeleton warriors, pterodactyls, and a robotic triceratops.
Ecco che ritorna Sonic su DS con Sonic Rush Adventure. Bhe, il primo l'abbiamo parecchio apprezzato, speriamo gli riesca anche questo. Ringraziamo nintendods.gamingmedia.de per le immagini.
Lakitu e l'arte moderna
Questa opera si chiama Gewinn, ed è stata creata da Michael Majerus. Attualmente di trova in un museo di arte moderna a Denver, ma la cosa più interessante è che raffigura Lakitu, il koopa sulla nuvola di Super Mario!
Fire Emblem e le verità nascoste.
Nintendo Considering Online for Fire Emblem
Next title in strategy series could make the big jump.
by Anoop Gantayat
US, April 16, 2007 - Nintendo's Fire Emblem series has made its mark as one of the finest single player Japanese strategy series around, but Nintendo and developer Intelligent Systems may be looking to expand into new territory with the next title. Speaking with Dengeki DS & Wii Style (a young publication formerly known as just Dengeki DS Style), Nintendo producer Hitoshi Yamagami, IS producer Toru Narihiro, and IS "graphics chief" Masahiro Higuchi hinted that we can expect online components in the the next FE game.
Yamagami disclosed to the magazine that his team was originally considering Wi-Fi compatibility for the recent Wii entry in the series, Goddess of Dawn. Higuchi chimed in, noting that players would probably enjoy having maps and units distributed to them via online downloads. While some development was undertaken towards this end, Narihiro admitted that difficulties with balance and technology kept the feature out of Goddess of Dawn.
But the wait for online compatibility may not be too long. Yamagami closed off by stating, "This would be the first FE for the Wii, so we decided to focus on single player and held back on Wi-Fi. However, for the next title, if we have the chance, we'd like to use it."
While Higuchi mentioned downloads in his comments, Yamigami's mention of a focus on single player play suggests that Wi-Fi based battles are under consideration.
The three developers provided a few additional insights into the development of Goddess of Dawn. On the decision to bring the series to the Wii instead of the phenomenally successful DS, Yamagami stated, "The FE series began on the Famicom, so we'd generally like to release it on consoles. Also, it's a game with many detailed parameters, so we want to put it on a television. However, we do feel that the SRPG genre is suited for the DS."
Yamagami also fielded a question about the decision to not use the Wiimote's special control features. "At the start of development, we didn't know what controller would be included with the Wii. We began production by considering the classic controller default. Once we learned what would be included with the Wii system, we made it so that everything could be controlled with the Wiimote. However, we felt that controls like pointing and shaking of the remote were not applicable to FE, so we held off on it."
Based on the comments from these three, we're already starting to imagine what the next Fire Emblem game will look like. Of course, Goddess of Dawn was released to Japan a little over a month ago, so official details on the next entry in the series will probably have to wait.
Quindi, per il fire Emblem Wii era stata ipotizzata una modalità wi fi con mappe etc etc scaricabili, ma alla fine hanno preferito concentrarsi solo sul single player. Però pare che per il prossimo episodio la Wi fi connection potrebbe rientrare nei loro piani, ma non è l'unica cosa; a detta loro è un gioco che su un portatile (che ne so, magari uno che incorpori pennino e touch screen?) potrebbe funzionare. Se fate 2+2 capite subito che cosa ne esce.
Due nuovi scan per Hajime no Ippo The Fighting Revolution Wii
Questo gioco mi interessa sempre di piu'. Andra' a finire che dovro' importarlo se non lo dovessero fare per il mercato Pal o Americano.
Spot commerciale per Panel de Pon DS
Sembra molto carino e intuitivo. Se non vi bastasse, cliccate QUI per vedere le persone riprese mentre giocavano a Panel de Pon DS.
Borsa da record per la mamma
Shares of Nintendo Co. surged to a record as JPMorgan Securities Japan Co. started coverage of the company with an ''overweight'' rating on its earnings prospects from the Wii game console.
The stock climbed 3.2 percent to 37,450 yen at the close on the Osaka Securities Exchange, the highest since the Kyoto-based company was listed in January 1962.
``The stock's rally reflects investors' positive sentiment about Nintendo's earnings,'' said Junichi Misawa, who oversees $655 million at STB Asset Management Co. in Tokyo. ``The yen's exchange rate has a big impact on the company's net income,'' contributing to the share gains, he said.
Nintendo this month raised its annual earnings estimate for the fourth time for the fiscal year, helped by sales of the DS portable player and the Wii console, whose sales outpace Sony Corp.'s PlayStation 3 machine by two to one in Japan and the U.S. JPMorgan analysts Eiji Maeda and Yuko Sekine cited ``strong'' sales of the DS and Wii for the rating, its highest ranking.
``We expect operating profit growth to remain strong over the medium term'' on the continued success of the DS and Wii players, the analysts wrote in a report dated April 13. The analysts forecast Nintendo's shares to rise 15 percent from the current price to 42,500 yen by April 2008.
Shares of Nintendo more than doubled in the past year, outperforming a 17 percent gain in Sony's stock.
Higher Revenue
Sales climbed 90 percent to 966 billion yen ($8.1 billion) for the year ended March 31, Nintendo said in a preliminary earnings statement on April 5. In January, the company forecast 900 billion yen in sales, of which 70 percent comes from overseas.
Net income beat earlier forecasts after a greater-than- expected decline in the yen against the euro and dollar boosted earnings by about 20 billion yen, Nintendo said, without specifying a figure.
The euro rose to a record 161.63 yen after the Group of Seven industrial nations stopped short of saying following a meeting on April 13 that the Japanese currency is too weak.
Nintendo has sold 2.04 million Wii units in Japan since its debut on Dec. 2 last year, Tokyo-based Enterbrain Inc. said last week. Sony has sold about 812,000 of the PlayStation 3 since Nov. 11, the researcher said April 2.
An ``overweight'' rating means JPMorgan expects the stock to outperform the average return of shares under its coverage over the next six to 12 months.
The broader Topix index gained 1.2 percent after the yen fell to a record low against the euro, boosting the value of exports to Europe.
In parole povere Nintendo spacca i muli ed ha fatto registrare il record di valore per le sue azioni. Ricordiamo che Nintendo è in borsa dal 1962 e nonostante ci sia gente che crede ancora che Nintendo stia fallendo a causa del virtual boy, non è mai stata più in salute come questi ultimi due anni di successi come il DS e il Wii recentemente stanno dimostrando.
Super Mario su Guitar Hero
Guitar Hero è un gioco stupendo, e difatti sta girando in questi giorni nell'unica x-box 360 rimasta in vita nella nostra redazione. Non fate quelle facce dai...sì abbiamo una x-box...ma è nascosta dietro il tv ed esce fuori solo la chitarra. Comunque...il gioco sarà disponibile probabilmente entro la fine dell'anno anche per Wii (ancora non si sa se con questo secondo episodio, o col terzo), e in quel caso non avrete proprio scuse per rimandare l'acquisto.
Tornando al tema della news, qua sotto troverete due filmati dove alcuni ragazzi suonano gli stupendi temi di Super Mario Bros. Non sono canzoni ufficiali, ma alcuni hacker tramite dei procedimenti, pare abbastanza complicati, hanno trovato il modo di rimpiazzare le canzone originali con dei brani a piacere. Intanto godetevi i filmati e cominciate a prendere confidenza col gioco.
Tornando al tema della news, qua sotto troverete due filmati dove alcuni ragazzi suonano gli stupendi temi di Super Mario Bros. Non sono canzoni ufficiali, ma alcuni hacker tramite dei procedimenti, pare abbastanza complicati, hanno trovato il modo di rimpiazzare le canzone originali con dei brani a piacere. Intanto godetevi i filmati e cominciate a prendere confidenza col gioco.
Due nuovi scan per Dragon Quest Swords Wii
Gia' vedo orde di Giapponesi impazzire per questo gioco. Io mi metto in fila.
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