Today on
Headline RePLAY: Nintendo monopolizes the airwaves with a three-way
collaboration you won’t see coming, confirmation for one of the most highly
sought RPGs for the Wii and hints of a new Zelda
title.
What do Capcom, Namco Bandai and SEGA have in common? Your guess is good as mine! Today Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata announced that the three companies are collaborating for a crossover project on the Nintendo 3DS.
Nintendo revealed
a teaser trailer for the project during the announcement. Namco Bandai,
meanwhile, released a teaser site which guaranteed that the project will be
impossible to predict.
*Source:
Andriasang
Many
online petitions and a full-year later, The
Last Story is finally confirmed for release in North America this summer.
XSEED
Games will be responsible for the localization of the Wii-exclusive RPG.
The
Last Story was made by Mistwalker, the development studio founded by Final Fantasy creator Hironobu
Sakaguchi.
*Source:
Nintendo
Eschewing
press releases or interviews, Nintendo’s Eiji Aonuma decides to send a direct message
to fans via the 3DS’s Swapnote; the
handheld’s text and picture application:
“Hello,
this is Aonuma, Nintendo's Legend of Zelda producer. Did you enjoy The Legend of
Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D? Thanks to everyone, the Legend of
Zelda series had a very happy 25th anniversary. I hope you're
looking forward to new Legend of Zelda games.”
It is not
an official announcement by any means, but it almost screams that a new Zelda title for the 3DS may be on its
way.
*Source:
Kotaku
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