In an attempt to improve the Wii's image as a serious gaming system and not a toy, as some may consider it to be, Nintendo of America's CEO has issued a call to all of the companies "producing quick cash-in products" for the Wii, according to NintendoLife.com. Harrison insists that low quality titles can on... |
19 November 2007
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Waiting for the next issue of Nintendo Power Magazine, are we? In case you are, you should know that Nintendo has just signed with Future US on publishing the Nintendo Power Magazine in the US. The agreement comes as an effort to offer Nintendo fans an even more comprehensive mix of tips, tricks, reviews, maps and st... |
20 September 2007
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It has been revealed in an interview with GameDaily.biz that a new Wii might be in the works over at Nintendo. George Harrison, Nintendo's vice president of marketing tried his best in providing a satisfying answer to the question: "Is a new model planned?""...it's not out of the question on Wii," said Geor... |
31 August 2007
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Nintendo has at least one big issue with their Wii, regardless of good sales figures and that is, online play. Sure, there are a couple of titles out there making good use of that Wi-Fi connection it sports, but that's not enough. Gamers always want more. They want to play the gritty games online, not the friend... |
16 July 2007
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This report's title says "Nintendo Makes Summer School Cool With Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree." I don't know, from what I hear, if you concentrate too much you tend to get hot (as in your body temperature rises). Anyway, the game is available now for the Wii, allowing friends and families to compete and pl... |
6 July 2007
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Soon after a report saying that Nintendo of America planned to relocate its sales as well as marketing staff to New York City/San Francisco (the company is currently situated in Redmond), a more recent report indicates that around 90 percent of those affected by the move, have decided to not follow the same route. Ac... |
7 June 2007
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Last week, NextGeneration posted a telephone interview of George Harrison, Nintendo's senior VP of marketing and corporate communications, in regards to GameStop's accusations of deliberate Wii shortage. The man responded to those accusations:"No, that's not at all the case. We have worldwide territori... |
3 April 2007
09:45 GMT |
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