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Rayman Raving Rabbids on Nintendo Wii
Ubisoft's Michel Ancel recently sat down for a QnA
regarding their upcoming Nintendo Wii release Rayman Raving Rabbids.
Click HERE for the full interview
Nintendo Wii will come with Opera browser
Nintendo's next-generation Wii video game console
will feature the Opera browser, Opera Software announced on Wednesday.
Wii users will browse the Internet using their consoles, navigating
sites via the new Wii remote controller, a two-handed, motion-sensitive
system that allows players to mimic actions on-screen with the movement
of their hands.
"For our Wii console launch in 2006, we required a browser that
was fast and secure, with support for the latest standards, including
AJAX," said Genyo Takeda, senior managing director and general
manager of Nintendo's Integrated Research & Development Division.
Earlier this year, Oslo, Norway-based Opera and Nintendo announced a
partnership to deliver a version of the Opera browser for Nintendo's
DS handheld. The Nintendo DS browser is scheduled for release in Japan
this summer.
The Wii, expected to come out in the fourth quarter of this year, will
go head-to-head with Microsoft's Xbox 360 and Sony's PlayStation 3.
Nintendo E3 Briefing
Continuing Nintendos long tradition of developing
highly innovative products that redefine the standards for the industry,
Wii (pronounced we) will allow players to feel
games in a way never known before: the adrenaline of a tennis match,
the thrill of making an airplane bank or the rush of gripping the wheel
of a speeding truck. The control scheme is simple enough that everyone,
no matter what their prior gaming experience, can use it with ease and
will want to try it.
Not only is Wii compelling to current game players,
but it also will entice new players with new experiences, explains
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata. To expand the total number of
game players, we must make our experience both friendlier and more compelling.
With Wii, it is.
Nintendo Unveil Super Smash Bros Brawl
Nintendo unveiled a spectacular video of Super Smash
Bros.® Brawl for the company's upcoming Wii console. The amazing
footage also revealed a variety of new Nintendo characters who will
be playable in the game, including Meta Knight, the sword-wielding nemesis
of Kirby; Pit, the angelic archer from Kid Icarus®; Zero Suit
Samus, the powerful Metroid® series heroine minus her versatile
armor; and Wario, who demonstrated a noxious attack of gastronomic
proportions.
Walled-off Wiis draw crowds at Nintendo booth
Before the E3 show even opened, the line of people
with exhibitor badges waiting to see the Wii was snaking around the
perimeter of the booth. There wasa sign warning attendees that the wait
in line is an hour from that point, but it served as little deterrence.
The Nintendo faithful were lined up to that sign, out of the booth entirely,
down the aisle, and then around the back of the publisher's exhibit
space.
Helping them to pass the time were a number of monitors
along the wall of the booth that show people who talk to and interact
with the attendees, waving to them, explaining the uses of the Wii controller
and the like.