I’m going to forgo posting news tonight (nothing great has happened) and instead do two things:
a) watch anime (need to catch up in Bleach and Naruto Shippuuden)
b) build our wonderful and soon-to-be illustrious forums
Have a great bunny-filled evening, and we’ll see you tomorrow.
-Miyamoto
Sorry for the moderate slowness of the news recently. I’ve had a lot of shifts at work. Instead of going as fast as a bunny, we’ve been more like a fat, sick bunny with a hernia. Anyways, I’ll get some news updates up tonight, and don’t forget about the fact that we’re hiring!
-Miyamoto
Impossible Mission, a game for the Commodore 64 which was later remade for the GBA, will be remade once again and will be available for purchase for the Wii only by downloading it through the Virtual Console. This will be the first “new” game that has been made available through the VC. This game may well open the doors for other original games for the Virtual Console (ala X-box Live arcade). The same game will also be available for purchase for the DS.
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-Miyamoto
The developers at Nibris claim that the final-product Sadness game will look remarkably similar to their beautiful concept art. I hope that they will have a way to work around the the aliasing issues that many Wii games have been plagued with so far. As per usual, click the pics for larger versions.
This is a good one. Mr. Miyamoto was caught napping during Koji Kondo’s (big Nintendo composer) speech at the Game Developers’ Conference (GDC) this year. Most people are guessing that poor Shigeru was jet-lagged, see the pic below (click for a larger version).
The floor layout for the new, downsized, exclusive, invitation-only E3 has been revealed to the public. Essentially, there are now only two booth sizes — 20′ x 20′ and 10′ x 10′. The big players this year (the companies that have the larger booths) are:
You can see the full floor plan here