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Whether you managed to catch our live broadcast on Tuesday or want to join in for the first time, the Nintendo World Report E3 Team is doing another live show tonight at 8:45 PM Pacific/11:45 PM Eastern/3:45 AM UTC.

In this show, we will discuss the events of today, as well as going over our bingo... Read more...

Posting naughty drawings for the public to see will not be tolerated.

In a recent interview, Satoru Iwata has detailed Nintendo's proposed method of how their Miiverse public posting content filtering will work.

Firstly, content will be filtered for inappropriate words through the use of a software program. Secondly, Nintendo plans to hire people to manually check... Read more...

Nintendo stock has dropped in Japan due to bad reactions from E3.

Nintendo's stock has fallen by 2.68 percent on the Japanese stock exchange, seemingly because of the bad reaction to Nintendo's E3 presentation.

Nintendo has been criticised over the past couple of days by various press outlets, due to the fact that many felt they did not reveal many new titles and headline-worthy game announcements. The bad press has apparently affected stock holder faith in the company's upcoming products.

The Ubisoft game's weird spelling also is a throwback to the first Ubisoft game.

ZombiU was shown off before we even knew what the name of it was, game director Florent Sacré revealed to us, as the game was the zombie game featured in Nintendo's Pre E3 Nintendo Direct.

The genesis of that began one or two months ago when Ubisoft showed the game to Nintendo. Shortly before E3, Nintendo contacted Ubisoft about including the game in the presentation.

Make sure to have a spare USB hard drive handy. 

The Wii U will feature 8 gigabytes of flash storage, Time reports.

Although the included internal memory is somewhat limited, Nintendo does give gamers the option of expanding the memory via SD cards or by utilizing one of the USB ports on the Wii U to connect an external hard drive. No details... Read more...

Lara Croft's new adventure may be making its way to Nintendo's new console.

The new Tomb Raider shown off at the Microsoft E3 Press Conference earlier this week may be coming to Wii U, if a leaked Game Informer scan is to be believed.

This reboot of the long-running series, developed by Crystal Dynamics, focuses on the origin of Lara Croft, and how she became the character we know her as. The game tests your ability to survive in harsh environments while facing tough opponents. 

New StreetPass and co-op modes were revealed.

Today during Nintendo's 3DS Software Showcase, while discussing the features for New Super Mario Bros 2. Nintendo announced that the entire single player game will be playable cooperatively.

The gameplay will restrict the players' movements, requiring both Mario and Luigi to be on the screen at the same time. The camera will be tied to the lead player.

The wait is finally over.

Fire Emblem: Awakening is due for a North American release, as reported by Nintendo President Reggie Fils-Aime.

He mistakenly revealed the localization in conversation with Kotaku's Stephen Totilo immediately after the Wednesday 3DS software showcase, and only realized the information wasn't in the press kit afterwards.

We hope you didn't have your hopes up for a late E3 unveiling of Metroid Prime 4.

News of whatever project Retro Studios is working on won't be forthcoming anytime soon, according to an IGN interview with Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Amie. 

When asked about the well-loved Texas studio, Fils-Amie responded with "If I disclosed what Retro is doing, I would have... Read more...

A planned Mad Catz Wii U peripheral indicates the Wii U GamePad headset jack will support an external microphone.

On display at the Mad Catz booth were a variety of Wii U peripherals, including a stereo headset with a built-in microphone.

While the preliminary product line on display was a collection of prototypes, the Mad Catz representative claimed that, when plugged in, the headset’s microphone would override... Read more...

More details on it and the recently announced FIFA game for Wii U are coming over the summer.

There will be a Madden game on Wii U this year, EA confirmed today at E3. The company also announced that more details about this game and the recently announced FIFA game for Wii U will be coming later this summer.

The Madden demo EA showed off in their press conference earlier this week focused... Read more...

In addition, Pikmin 3 will run at 60 frames per second.

The first party Wii U games shown thus far at E3 will run natively at 720p. It is unknown if the games will upscale to 1080p. Speaking to Wii U Daily, a Nintendo representative on the show floor confirmed the native resolution of all games shown so far. The system supports video output at 1080p, but none of the first batch of games coming at launch will be running natively at that resolution.

Soon it'll be easier than ever to avoid your friends and family!

Headset designer Turtle Beach has announced a partnership with Nintendo to develop officially licensed gaming headsets for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. The headsets will be compatible with Wii U, 3DS and even the DS family of systems, with voice chat support for Wii U.

No price is given for these headsets,... Read more...

You and your 11 roommates are about to get the best news possible.

The Wii U system will support up to 12 user accounts per device, according to NIntendo Senior Director of Corporate Communications Charlie Scibetta.

In an interview with GameTrailers, Scibetta said "Nintendo's take on online gaming is Miiverse, and it's a way to be social and to discover things... Read more...

Unlike its granddaddy, the Wii U is meant to lay down on the job.

The Wii U is designed exclusively for horizontal placement. In an interview with Kotaku, Nintendo creative lead Shigeru Miyamoto noted that one of the reasons they have been showing the system horizontally was so people would be clear it wasn't a Wii, which was traditionally shown standing vertically. Miyamoto indicated they could create a stand, but gave no sign that such a thing was in the works.

Unlike the 3DS, we'll get access to the storefront on day one.

The Wii U eShop will be available at console launch, according to the Wii U features list provided by Nintendo's E3 Media site.

The sheet lists one of the features of the Wii U as being the eShop: "The digital storefront for Wii U will be available at launch and offer a variety of content for people to download and enjoy. Consumers will also be able to purchase and download select games that are also available at retail stores."

They aren't doing the 3DS version, but they are still doing stuff with the franchise.

Skylanders Giants was confirmed for Wii U last night, and around the same time, n-Space was confirmed to be making the 3DS version. So where does that leave Vicarious Visions, the developers of Skylanders 3DS?

An Activision rep told us Vicarious Visions is still working on the Skylanders franchise,... Read more...

Could all those Miis from other people on the Wii U home screen have an ulterior motive?

Nintendo's Miiverse social functionality, recently announced for the Wii U, will be able to recommend games to players that they might be interested in buying. As a result, Nintendo is hoping that they will see an improved tie ratio for their Wii U video game console.

Revealed on Sunday, Miiverse... Read more...

The Heroes of Ruin developer is making this year's Skylanders game for Nintendo's portable.

Activision confirmed to us today that n-Space is developing the 3DS version of Skylanders Giants.

This was a shock considering that a few months ago we were told that Vicarious Visions was working on the game. It appears Vicarious Visions is doing other things, though it's still involved in the Skylanders universe, having developed the iOS game Skylanders: Cloud Patrol.

Get ready for a slow stream of updates from the official Nintendo Facebook page.

Noting that E3 is a marathon, not a sprint, Nintendo has promised info on new games every hour from their Facebook page.

The status update reads "E3 is a marathon, not a sprint. So we’re kicking off a marathon of game content! Starting right now, we’ll be delivering info about a new game every hour for the next 26.2 hours. Can you keep up? Don’t get left in the dust!"