Jason grabs hands on impressions of the latest 3D Mario game after the Nintendo press conference.
Picture Super Mario Bros. 3 and put it in a 3D Mario game, and that’s about what it felt like. There were some major changes though, things you definitely need to know about before you can call them the same thing.
The game will see a host of new features.
Nintendo announced during their press conference today that Mario Kart 3DS will be making its way to stores this holiday season. The game will see some new features, like gliders, underwater tracks complete with propeller carts, and tire choices for different handling. Nothing more of the game was announced, but it appears to be a slight departure from past entries in the series.
A Nintendo promotional reel reveals the game.
Further information from Nintendo after the reel, reveals that the game is in fact Luigi's Mansion 2. The trailer appears to feature new locales, including several new mansions for players to traverse. Mummies were spotted in the trailer, but little else new, just ghosts.
Follow the crew's live blog via Twitter of the Nintendo Press Conference at 12:00 PM EST/9:00 AM PST!
Jason, JD, and Matt R will be in attendance at the Nintendo Press Conference and they plan to live blog the whole thing via twitter. We've embedded the Twitter feed below, as well as a chat box for discussion amongst yourselves as the updates roll in. We've embedded a player for your convenience!
One will be packaged with a peripheral, the other with a 3D TV.
Tonight, Sony announced two brand new bundles for their upcoming sci-fi first-person shooter, Resistance 3.
Only eleven titles won't be available for transfer from your DSi to your shiny new 3DS.
With the eShop coming in just a few days, Nintendo has provided a list of games that won't be transferable to the 3DS from the DSi. According to Nintendo's official support page, there will be eleven titles that won't make the cut.
Check out the latest trailer of the remake of what's widely considered one of the best games of all time.
The latest from Sega on 3DS is a revisitation of the classic Shinobi series, due for release September 2011.
