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Because every blog needs a smoking hot image of Nintendo’s 3DS
And we’re no different from the rest. Purdy, isn’t it? On a side note, when in my hands, both the two-tone red and two-tone teal looked like the future. For reals. Black version after the break.
A closer look: Miyamoto’s E3 boots are awesome
Just sayin’.
Iwata is Optimistic About 3D Console Gaming
Now that we’ve all seen Nintendo’s foray into the 3D realm with the 3DS, it doesn’t come as a surprise that Iwata is also considering 3D implementation with their consoles as well. In fact, they believe its the future. “In the future, 3D will become the mainstream of gaming…If you display a 3D image, the image quality becomes extremely bad, so we’d probably do i...
Super Scribblenauts for DS adds Adjectives
How many of you bought and played the heck out of the first game? I know I did, and I have to say the formula really hasn’t changed, but the some of the game play and puzzle elements have. Super Scribblenauts a game being developer by Warner Bros Interactive. They have taken everything about the first game and have made it even cooler. Listening to the fans to give you D-Pad and button contr...
Hands On: Skyward Sword, Beetles, Clovers, Whips… Oh My.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j74HbveSdw[/youtube] Skyward Sword is the fifth Zelda game since the series jump into the world of Polygonal 3D. While the game is very stylized; it seems to be taking cues from the previous four games. The game play of Ocarina of Time, the fanciful mysterious world of Majora’s Mask, the art shading of Wind Waker, and the unique items of Twilight Prin...
Hands On: Kirby’s Epic Yarn is Fun Fabric
A lot can be said about the graphics potential the next Nintendo home console could, and maybe should have, but scarcely can one be negative when faced with a title that plays to the system’s strengths to create a gorgeous, engaging, and fun experience. This, in short, is what we are getting with Kirby’s Epic Yarn for the Wii. Familiar, yet different, Epic Yarn takes a creative twi...
Stay Tuned! An E3 weekend is on the way!
It may be Friday, and E3 2010 may be over, but Infendo’s not done yet! As we slog back to our hotel rooms and through airport security lines, we’re refining our articles, scouring or memories, and pouring over hours of footage and countless photographs! Keep your eye on Infendo this weekend and the following week for more impressions, images, and videos from E3 2010. For those of y...
Official Nintendo 3DS Specifications
Size (when closed): Approximately 5.3 inches wide, 2.9 inches long, 0.8 inches tall. Weight: Approximately 8 ounces. Top Screen: 3.53-inch widescreen LCD display, enabling 3D view without the need for special glasses; with 800×240 pixel resolution (400 pixels are allocated for each eye to enable 3D viewing). Touch Screen: 3.02-inch LCD with 320×240 pixel resolution with a touch screen. C...
Infendo Reader Q&A: Nintendo, and the 3DS
I know you guys probably have some questions about certain games, hardware, and other various technical aspects you want answered. So here’s your chance, submit your questions in the comment section below and we will answer them the best we can! The best might even be read on the upcoming Infendo E3 special podcast! P.S. We might have swag to give out as well.
Skyward Sword’s eclectic art style is a link to the past
That Nintendo is clearly going for a new art style with the Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword is undeniable. The initial screens, and those colors…they are, if nothing else, a marked departure from the browns and greens found in Twilight Princess. What we saw at E3 was clearly a demo, complete with ever-present visual Wiimote cues onscreen, so I think it’s safe to say Link will be journey...
Infendo at Nintendo’s E3 Presser
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wu0m-kWD_H8[/youtube] Ever wondered what Nintendo’s press event looked like from row 3? Then check out the event from our perspective. Â Will, myself, and a few friends from around the Internet check out the presser. See our predictions, reactions, and two of our company (including Will) being the first E3 attendees to get their hands on Zelda: Skyward...
Nintendo says there’s “no immediate need” to upgrade Wii. I’m not so sure.
The nine year old graphic technology of the Wii is finally showing its age. Despite this, Nintendo seems set on drinking console milk beyond its expiration date. “I do not think that there is an immediate need to replace the Wii console,” Nintendo president told Reuters this week. “But of course, at some point in the future, the need will arise.” If he’s talking about...