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| May 10th: Nintendo has announced two new game for Gamecube: Super Paper Mario and DK Bongo Blast. Screenshots to follow. Also, Super Smash Bros. Brawl has been revealed with shocking new characters. Listen to our newest podcast for all the details! E3 2006 Day 1: Podcast #2: May 10th |
| May 9th: Sega has announced that Sonic Wild Fire will only be for Wii. This is presumed to be a separate game than the HD-Sonic game for PS3 and Xbox 360. Content will hopefully come in tomorrow. |
| OUR FIRST PODCASTS EVER!!! This week we are introducing something as big as E3: podcasts! Well, for our site, this is a huge step. Please listen to the podcasts each day after E3 for our analysis on what's up! E3 2006 Day 1: Podcast #2: May 10th Pre-E3 2006: Podcast #1: May 9th |
| May 9th: Nintendo's press conference is over! What we know: -The Wii Remote has a speaker in the middle, which allows for sounds to emanate during gameplay. The sounds interact with the sounds on TV to give a 3D sound experience. -The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess will be sold in two versions: One for Wii and one for Gamecube. The Wii version acts more like a deluxe version, featuring the ability to use the remote as a fishing rod and to guide through menus. The remote is also used for the entire game, obviously, but in a conventional way. -New Wii games announced: Super Mario Galaxy, and Metroid Prime 3: Corruption among many others. -Star Fox DS announced. All content (screenshots and artwork) should be up tomorrow. For now, please listen to our first podcast ever! |
| May 8th: PS3 details emerged today. So, they sort of copied Nintendo's controller. Their controller will have motion-sensing, so it can detect some movement. However, for those worried, it's not real-time movement like the Wii's controller. PS3 has also been announced to launch on November 17th. A console with a 20GB hard drive is $500, and 60GB hard drive is $600. Pretty expensive, huh. Will this hurt Sony in the long run? We'll have to see. Either way, Nintendo has a lot more going for them. Better games, better controller and most importantly, a better price point. The exact price point and release date should be announced tomorrow. Stay tuned! |
| April 26th: Sega is revealing one new game every day for their own "Road to E3 2006". They've already revealed two, with 12 to go. The ones that are relevant to Nintendo will be reported on here. Today, Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz was revealed, exclusively for Revolution. No screenshots were released, but one key feature was revealed. Using the controller, you can flick it upward to allow for a jump move. This will add a whole new dynamic to the levels, and may be one of the best titles yet announced! We'll have to see what E3 reveals for this game. |
| Disclaimer: We are NOT attending E3 this year, but will gather all info. |
| E3 2006 Coverage at Nintendo Reviews |
| E3 2006 is here! The layout from last year was so popular, we are bringing it back this year, and have coined this layout exclusively for E3 coverage! This year, we started coverage way early to allow for news and content updates the occur before the main event. We will be providing extensive reports on everything, as we did last year, as the news breaks from Nintendo.com. Also, a first for our website-podcasts! As suddenly as E3 came, we are creating podcasts everyday for E3 2006! It's exclusive to this site, and we hope you love them! Thanks for staying with us, at what is becoming the best E3 ever! www.nintendo.com |
| E3 2006 is here! Nintendo still has more to show! Come back every day for podcasts, information and content! |
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