1.- Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has informed shareholders that the amazingly incredible Legend of Zelda tech demo that Nintendo showed off at this years E3 just wouldn’t be possible on any other console available on the marketplace.
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The demo was built specifically to show off the Wii U’s graphical capabilities and genuinely wowed attendees at the event. Nintendo has already stated that they’re currently hard at work transforming the demo into a brand new game, but have declined to comment on whether or not it will be a Wii U launch title. Let's hope that the next games on the Wii U can be just as amazing.
2.- Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has admitted that the Wii wasn’t too big a hit with the ‘hardcore’ gamers out there, but the company is looking to rectify that with its new console, the Wii U, trying to bring them in with an improved online experience, improved graphics, and more power than other consoles.
Iwata seems to be under the impression that the reason ‘hardcore’ gamers abandoned the Wii was due to the console's unique motion controller, and the lack of HD visuals.
“Wii was not accepted by core gamers because they did not want to abandon their preferred control approach.”“Additionally, Wii did not use HD because HD cost performance at the time was low.”“Wii U makes it easier to use conventional controls. Also, the Wii U controller is not as big or heavy as it looks.”
3.- We all know The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword is going to feature an incredible soundtrack, but just how epic is it going to be? Well, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata gathered Kondo-san and Yokota-san of the Zelda Sound Group to share with us a few interesting titbits about Skyward Sword’s soundtrack.
- Will feature orchestrated music as well as music created with folk instruments.
- There’s a secret instrument that plays a big part in Skyward Sword.
- Sound director is Hajime Wakai.
- Core sound staff is from the Software Development Department at the main office.
- Yokota-san and one other person from Tokyo are involved.
- Yokota focuses in on the orchestra elements.
- Kondo’s songs didn’t come into play until the last moment.
- Kondo pulled an all-nighter to finish up his content.
- Miyamoto believes orchestrated music fits better with Zelda than Mario.
- Skyward Sword features updated orchestrated versions of some previous Legend of Zelda songs.
- Yokota has been pushing for Zelda orchestra live events since he joined the company.
- He was turned down multiple times, but that all changed with the series’ 25th anniversary.
- Yokota already had tons of songs he wanted to see played live.
4.- Square Enix has announced the release date for its Dragon Quest collection which is scheduled to arrive September 15th, and priced at ¥4,440.
The collection comprises of the first three Dragon Quest games in their original Famicom form, and the Super Famiciom Dragon Quest I&II and Dragon Quest III remakes. The big news is that the collection will come with footage of the long-awaited Dragon Quest X.
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Noticias Nuevas - Nintendo Wii U
1.- El Presidente de Nintendo (que es todo un protagonista ahora :P) Satoru Iwata ha informado que Legend of Zelda tech demo que fue enseñado en E3 por Nintendo no sería posible en ninguna otra consola ahora mismo en el mercado.
El demo fue creado para que se vieran las capabilidades de la nueva consola, Wii U, y genuinamente impresionó a todos en la conferencia. Nintendo ya han dicho que están trabajando en transformar ese demo, en un juego completo, pero no han dicho si será un juego de lanzamiento de la Wii U. Esperemos que el resto de juegos en la Wii U.
2.- El presidente de Nintendo Satoru Iwata ha admitido que la Nintendo Wii no fue nada popular entre jugadores "hardcore", pero la compañía está trabajando en arreglar ésto con la Wii U, intentando traerles una mejor experiencia online, mejores gráficos y más poder que las demás ahora mismo.
Iwata parece estar con la impresión de que los ‘hardcore’ abandonaron la Wii por los controles de moción, y el no tener gráficos HD.
- Tendrá música orquestrada y con instrumentos regionales.
- Habrá un instrumento secreto que jugará un gran papel en Skyward Sword.
- El director de sonido es Hajime Wakai.
- Core sound staff es del Software Development Department en la oficina central.
- Yokota-san y otra persona de Tokyo están involucrados.
- Yokota se centra en los elementos orquestrales.
- Las canciones de Kondo no entraron en el juego hasta el último momento.
- Kondo sepasó una noche sin dormir para acabar su contenido.
- Miyamoto cree que la música orquestrada va mejor con Zelda que con Mario.
- Skyward Sword presenta versiones orquestradas de otras canciones de Legend of Zelda.
- Yokota ha querido eventos de la orquesta de Zerlda desde que se unió a la comopañía.
- No se le hizo caso muchas veces, pero eso cambió con el 25 Aniversario.
- Yokota ya tiene montones de canciones listas para ser tocadas live.
La colección presenta los primeros 3 juegos de Dragon Quest en su formato original de la Famicom y los remakes de Dragon Quest I, II y III para la Super Famicom. La gran noticia es que la colección vendrá con vídeo del esperadísimo Dragon Quest X.
Source: MyNintendoNews
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