Nintendo’s fiscal results for 2012 are due in just a few days, but more important than that milestone is one simple fact – E3 2012 is a mere six weeks away. More and more, all eyes are focusing on that show for one reason Nintendo will be fully unveiling its next home console. After dominating the …
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Wii U: It's Time to Change the Name
Earlier this week, Shigeru Miyamoto revealed two of the Wii U games Nintendo will have on display at E3 2012: a new Mario adventure and Pikmin 3. Further comment from the company confirmed these plans, and specified that the Mario game would be based on the prototype shown at E3 2011, which featured a 2D, New Super Mario Bros.-esque approach combined with the presence of Miis. Nintendo also …
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Will Mario Wii U Be Enough?
It’s been nearly a decade since the futuristic racing action of F-Zero last sped across our screens with a new console sequel, but last week’s comments from Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto have essentially given the green light to talk of another installment. If it turns out Captain Falcon, Samurai Goroh and the rest of that intergalactic rogues’ gallery of racers are indeed getting ready for a Wii …
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Imagining F-Zero on Nintendo's Wii U
UPDATE 2 (4:00 P.M. PST): Nintendo has confirmed that both Pikmin and Mario will make appearances at E3 2012 on Wii U…
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Nintendo to Show Mario, Pikmin for Wii U at E3
A report has emerged claiming that Nintendo’s Wii U will cost at least $300 at its U.S launch later this year…
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Rumor: Wii U $300 Price Planned