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What’s the difference between a game publisher and a game developer? My guess is that a publisher funds and oversees the game while the development house employs the programmers and designers to build the desired result. If that is the case, why would Nintendo, in the case of Minish Cap outsource the development to Flagship (Capcom) rather than develop it with one of their in-house teams? No...

Is EA the world’s biggest game publisher, or the world’s biggest sequel maker? The next 25/26 games they will release are sequels. Talk about a creative drop off. Sure, EA has made some good games, but this is exactly why the gaming industry is becoming just like boring, non-talent, mainstream Hollywood. Even if you don’t like them, the gaming world needs Nintendo. What do you th...

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Next Generation has a nice article on Nintendo and why they are always listed after Sony and Microsoft (Sony, Microsoft, & Nintendo always seems to be the order). They say that if anyone can truly revolutionize the gaming industry, it’s Nintendo. I kindly disagree with the last paragraph in the article though. Remember mass media, Nintendo is the most cash rich (excluding OS software) an...

Nintendo is debuting their DS demo download service today in Japan. The first two games offered will be Jump Super Stars and Nintendogs. The demos are available FREE to download and will remain playable as long as your DS is powered on. Now word on a US/Euro release for the service though. Nintendo = Nifty [Source: Next Generation]

[Update: Fake-ola as proven by Joystiq. How close do you think the actual specs could be to these though?] Our good friend NeuroMan42 just sent this in. Apparently, CVG has posted some images that are suppose to be from some Japanese Revolution tech demos. Who knows if they’re real or not, but none-the-less, they look really good. Click here to read the story and see the images.[Source: CVG ...

Nintendo President Satoru Iwata will make a speech at the Tokyo Game Show on September 16. This comes as a surprise due to previous news that stated the company would not attend. Could this be where/when Nintendo finally unveils the Revolution in all it’s glory? Or will it be another teaser? I’m getting tired of using the word wait, but that’s all we seem to be doing around here....

For those of you who subscribe to Nintendo Power, you’ve seen this. If not, check out this loyal gamer and his massive collection of gaming paraphernalia. [Source: Nintendo Power]

Nintendo of America is claiming we may have word later this year about RE5 for the Revolution when the system is fully unveiled. Capcom also claimed the game would be coming to other systems. Amen to that. [Source: GameCube Europe]

Some anonymous post on the Gaming Age Forum claims to have seen a developer’s Revolution prototype controller and he’s claiming it looks like a Wavebird. He goes on to say that the buttons are laid out in the traditional SNES style but didn’t get a chance to see the back of it. He does note that Nintendo could be withholding some key functionality features until they officially r...

The good folks at Nintendophiles have posted the recent EGM Iwata Interview on their site. While it doesn’t reveal anything new, it does clarify some graphics, DVD, ethernet port, and controller questions. Iwata reassures that as Nintendo moves forward with controller functionality, it will be backwards compatible for traditional game mechanics.

IGN has posted a new teaser trailer for RE5. It would be a shame for this not to make it’s way to the Revolution. RE4 was such a great game and I only expect the next installment to be just as good. Hopefully for Nintendo gamers, a later announcement will take place. Watch Now!