Welcome to the news area for Wii for the Wii. News Headlines- Images of Nintendo Wii Sensor Bar and Light-shotgun Add-On
- Wednesday May 10th, 2006 (3:38pm)
Some new images have surfaced of the sensor bar that comes with the Wii game console and the light-shotgun add-on. The sensor bar is necessary to measure the distance of the Wii controller and player from the screen, creatin... - Traditional Controller Shell for Wii Revealed
- Tuesday May 9th, 2006 (2:16pm)
Nintendo has pulled off the curtain for the Wii and the flood of news is beginning to trickle in. While we start flooding the site with new Wii media and game information, here’s the first ever image of the traditional ... - Revolution’s Vertical Stand Acts as Power Supply?
- Thursday February 16th, 2006 (9:06am)
The very first issue of the UK’s Official Nintendo Magazine hit magazine stands this morning and while there wasn’t any significant new Revolution info revealed, as initially expected, there was a tiny piece of info... - Iwata and Reggie Drop Some Revolution Tidbits
- Thursday January 19th, 2006 (2:53pm)
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata spoke to Japanese newspaper Sankei Shimbun in which he said that Nintendo "has no plans to miss out on the year-end sales battle" in regards to the Nintendo Revolution’s holiday launch win... - Nintendo’s Revolution to be Popular Amongst Girls
- Friday December 16th, 2005 (1:59am)
According to the latest issue of Famitsu magazine, Hideo Kojima, the creator of the critically acclaimed Meta Gear Solid series, has recently stated that he believes Nintendo’s next-generation game console, codenamed Rev... - More Info Regarding the Revolution’s Technical Capabilities
- Wednesday December 7th, 2005 (2:21am)
Last night, IGN Revolution made a report that elaborated on the technical capabilites of Nintendo’s next-generation game console, the Nintendo Revolution, in which a number of game development sources spoke about the con... - Nintendo’s Secrecy Surrounding the Revolution’s Features Continue
- Friday December 2nd, 2005 (4:53pm)
At the Digital Interactive Entertainment Conference (DIEC) held today in Kyoto, Japan, Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto stepped onto the podium and talked about the Nintendo Revolution’s 3D pointer, the console’s co... - Nintendo Has Its Sights on E3
- Monday November 28th, 2005 (2:34pm)
We have quite some time to wait until E3 in May but Nintendo is already gearing up for the event and their pre-E3 press conference. The company has already sent out a media alert regarding their pre-E3 press conference, wher... - Sakurai Returns to Direct Super Smash Bros. for the Revolution
- Thursday November 17th, 2005 (12:40am)
Masahiro Sakurai had left Nintendo and internal Nintendo development studio HAL Labs to form his own company, Sora, and with games such as Meteos under his belt for the Nintendo DS, it seems that the efforts of his own game s... - Nintendo Announces Play Control for Revolution
- Wednesday November 16th, 2005 (1:09pm)
Nintendo of America today announces it will include a play control system in its next home video game system, code-named Revolution, coming in 2006.
By using a password-controlled setting, adults can decide what flexibilit... - Mark Rein comments about the Revolution once more
- Tuesday November 15th, 2005 (3:41pm)
At a recent IGN event, Epic Games’s Mark Rein had some rather harsh words to say about the controller of Nintendo’s upcoming Revolution game console, saying that the controller would inspire developers to produce "g... - DS hardware revision planned
- Friday November 11th, 2005 (1:19pm)
Reggie Fils-Aime, the executive vice president of sales and marketing for Nintendo of America, recently sat down with CNN and discussed Nintendo’s plans for the future. A new piece of information that came out of this i... - Jim Merrick with more Revolutionary info
- Wednesday November 9th, 2005 (4:22pm)
Jim Merrick, Nintendo of Europe’s senior vice president of marketing, is the man to come to for any new and significant information regarding Nintendo’s next-generation game console, code-named Revolution. At Ninte... - Revolution tech specs never to be revealed?
- Tuesday November 1st, 2005 (3:47pm)
As of late, Nintendo of Europe’s marketing director, Jim Merrick, has been a Nintendo fan’s most reliable source of news regarding the Nintendo Revolution. While many of Nintendo reps have kept quiet about the hard... - Nintendo’s Jim Merrick reveals more juicy Revolution info
- Tuesday November 1st, 2005 (12:32am)
Nintendo of Europe’s Jim Merrick sat down with the Spanish online magazine Meristation and has revealed a good amount of new information regarding Mario Kart DS, the Nintendo WiFi Connection, and the Nintendo Revolution ... - Miyamoto speaks with Business Week
- Monday October 31st, 2005 (5:52pm)
Shigeru Miyamoto, the infamous game designer behind hit game franchises such as Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda, recently sat down to speak a few words with Business Week regarding the controller for Nintendo’s... - Peter Molyneux speaks to G4 about the Revolution’s controller
- Thursday October 27th, 2005 (2:48pm)
Peter Molyneux, the creator of some of industry’s most popular games, including Populous, Black & White and Fable, recently conducted an interview with G4 and had some promising things to say about the Nintendo Revolutio... - More Revolution controller feedback from Japan
- Wednesday October 26th, 2005 (5:50pm)
This week’s issue of Famitsu magazine features an article that has a number of developers giving their opinion on the Nintendo Revolution’s recently revealed and controversial controller.
Hironobu Sakaguchi of th... - Simultaneous worldwide launch for Nintendo’s Revolution
- Wednesday October 26th, 2005 (2:16pm)
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata announced today in an interview with Nikkei Business that the Revolution release date is being planned as a simultanious world wide event.
Iwata stated that the system is due out in 2006, af... - Nintendo at CES?
- Tuesday October 18th, 2005 (8:08pm)
Yesterday, the official website of the International Consumer Electronics Show revealed that Nintendo would be be at the event alongside the likes of ATI, Microsoft, and Sony -- most likely to showcase its Nintendo Revolution... - More Revolution Developer Comments
- Wednesday September 28th, 2005 (5:21pm)
Gamasutra posted an article full of developers comments on the Revolution controller design. You can read a few right here, but to read the entire article, click the link to their article below.
This new control system re... - Brothers in Arms Developer Interested in Creating Games for the Revolution
- Friday September 23rd, 2005 (12:03pm)
GamerCC.com recently held an interview with Randy Pitchford, President of Gearbox Software, the development studio behind the critically acclaimed Brothers in Arms series. In the interview GamerCC asked Mr. Pitchford about t... - Koei to Support Nintendo’s Revolution
- Tuesday September 20th, 2005 (1:05am)
At the Tokyo Game Show, Koei Founder and Chairman Keiko Erikawa revealed in a Q&A session that Koei is looking to develop for Nintendo’s next-generation video game console, the Nintendo Revolution.
"We also have plan... - The Revolution to be Given Official Name Soon?
- Friday September 16th, 2005 (3:01pm)
The newest pictures of Nintendo’s next-generation video game console, which still goes by the codename "Revolution," clearly show that Nintendo is looking to launch the platform in a glossy white color, since all the ima... - Classic-style Controller Expansion Being Produced for the Revolution
- Friday September 16th, 2005 (10:08am)
Nintendo of Europe’s Senior Director of Marketing, Jim Merrick, sat down with Eurogamer.net to discuss a few things about the controversial Nintendo Revolution controller, which had been revealed last night by Nintendo&#... - Publishers and Developers Comment on the Revolution
- Friday September 16th, 2005 (2:02am)
As you could imagine, Nintendo has shocked the video game world with the unveiling the Nintendo Revolution’s controller. Some dislike the idea, many like it, and even more are just behooved by the gameplay possibilities... - Nintendo Revolution Controller Revealed; Details And Pictures!
- Thursday September 15th, 2005 (11:41pm)
Nintendo finally revealed the details of the controller for the Revolution, and has finally shown pictures. The controller resembles a remote control, and is equipped with the following features:
-3D Pointing: it can sen... - TGS 2005: Iwata Keynote
- Thursday September 15th, 2005 (10:07pm)
Satoru Iwata, president of Nintendo, has just made his keynote address to kick off the Tokyo Game Show. The Revolution’s controller was revealed,
Here is a detailed list of what was said:
- Iwata says Nintendo ha... - THQ Pledges Nintendo Revolution Support
- Friday September 9th, 2005 (4:44pm)
THQ president Brian Farrell has told gaming website IGN that THQ will develop software for Nintendo’s next generation game console, the platform code-named "Revolution." Farrell said firmly, that "we are committed to Ni... - Molyneux and Naka Speak Highly of Nintendo’s Revolution
- Tuesday August 23rd, 2005 (8:00pm)
At the Games Convention event in Leipzig, Germany, which had been held last week, Sonic the Hedgehog creator Yuji Naka, and famed videogame designer and Lionhead boss Peter Molyneux, had some nice words to say about Nintendo&... - Ubisoft to Support Nintendo’s Revolution
- Thursday August 18th, 2005 (1:12pm)
While this wasn’t an unexpected revelation, speaking at a trade event in the UK, Ubisoft’s UK managing director, Rob Cooper, revealed that the company will be providing full support for Nintendo’s Revolution ga... - Nintendo Presentation at Games Convention
- Wednesday August 3rd, 2005 (9:57pm)
In another surprise move by the company, Nintendo will make an appearance at Games Convention in Germany, which is being held August 17th to the 21st. Nintendo will be making an hour long presentation called "Expand the Defi... - Miyamoto With More Vague Revolution Controller Tidbits
- Wednesday July 27th, 2005 (3:54pm)
Nintendo’s world renowned game designer Shigeru Miyamoto recently sat down with GameSpy and spoke briefly on the Nintendo Revolution’s controller. While he didn’t reveal any concrete details about the controll... - Iwata and Bach to Speak at TGS
- Wednesday July 27th, 2005 (1:56pm)
Microsoft Game Studios’ Rabbie Bach and Nintendo President Satoru Iwata will both be attending the Tokyo Game Show in September and will speak on behalf of their respective companies. Bach will speak on September 16th, ... - Nintendo Power Interviews Sega President Simon Jeffrey
- Wednesday July 20th, 2005 (9:30pm)
The latest issue of Nintendo Power features an interview with Sega of America President Simon Jeffrey and in this interview Jeffrey speaks on a number of Nintendo related issues including the GameCube’s successor, the Ni... - Iwata Drops Revolution Controller Hints
- Monday July 11th, 2005 (1:34pm)
In an interview with London’s The Gaurdian, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata dropped some more vague hints about the Nintendo Revolution’s mysterious controller. He said the following:
There are too many buttons ... - Nintendo to Release Accessory for Non-Wireless Internet Users
- Monday July 11th, 2005 (11:47am)
The Nintendo DS and Nintendo’s Revolution next generation game console will use Nintendo’s future Wi-Fi network to play with users across the globe wirelessly online. However, for those users who do not have a Wi-F... - Miyamoto Talks Revolution to Sydney Morning Herald
- Thursday July 7th, 2005 (12:42am)
Nintendo producer and game designer Shigeru Miyamoto recently sat down with Australia’s Sydney Morning Herald and spoke lightly on the company’s upcoming videogame console, the Nintendo Revolution. Much of what Miy... - Revolution Release Pushed Back?
- Thursday June 30th, 2005 (3:39pm)
Although, no official release date was ever announced, at a recent shareholders meeting in Tokyo, Japan, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata told attendees that the Nintendo Revolution would make its retail debut not too far behi... - Revolution Controller Shown to a Number of Developers
- Thursday June 30th, 2005 (11:44am)
In an interview with Electronic Gaming Monthly, Reggie Fils-Aime, Nintendo of America’s VP of sales and marketing, revealed that the controller for the Nintendo Revolution has been shown to a number of software developer... - Battalion Wars Sequel for Revolution?
- Wednesday June 29th, 2005 (8:58pm)
Nintendo of Europe recently held an interview with Mark Washbrook, executive producer at Kuju Interactive, and Nintendo Software Development and Planning’s Keisuke Terasaki about the upcoming Battalion Wars for the Ninte... - Konami to Support All Next-Gen Platforms with Exclusive Content
- Wednesday June 29th, 2005 (8:36pm)
Michihiro Ishizuka, president of Konami Computer Entertainment Japan, has revealed in an interview with Japanese magazine Toyo Keizai that the company is in development with at least one original game product for the Xbox 360... - Nintendo Classics to Get Revolutionary Upgrades
- Tuesday June 21st, 2005 (4:14pm)
The latest issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly features an interview with Nintendo President Satoru Iwata and in this interview Iwata-san mentions that Nintendo is looking into giving some of Nintendo’s classic games visu... - Rumored Revolution Specs Surface
- Monday June 13th, 2005 (9:12pm)
Nintendo’s next generation videogame console, the Revolution, is easily the most mysterious of the three upcoming next-gen game consoles. We’ve seen the work-in-progress design of the console’s shell casing an... - Revolution Controller Not Finished
- Wednesday June 8th, 2005 (2:22am)
At E3 Nintendo said that one of the reasons that the company has not revealed its controller for its next generation console is because that it does not want to reveal it so early that it gives its competitors time to steal i... - LucasArts to Support All Next Generation Platforms
- Tuesday June 7th, 2005 (11:07am)
In an interview with Boomtown, Jim Merrick, President of LucasArts, revealed that LucasArts is looking to develop for all next generation game platforms and is currently in development with a slew of unannounced titles for th... - Revolution’s Virtual Console Download Service Not Free; Launch Date Announcement Before Year’s End
- Tuesday June 7th, 2005 (10:44am)
At a press conference today in Tokyo, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata addressed the recent rumors that the company’s "virtual console" game download service for the Nintendo Revolution would be free when downloading Nint... - Nintendo’s Revolution Launching in Late 2006
- Friday May 27th, 2005 (1:35pm)
MCV is reporting that its source at Nintendo has leaked information regarding Nintendo’s current outline for launching their next-gen console, the Revolution.
Nintendo has often said that it will not be the last home ... - Nintendo’s Perrin Kaplan Appears on CNBC
- Wednesday May 18th, 2005 (4:34pm)
Nintendo’s Perrin Kaplan appeared on CNBC today and spoke about Nintendo’s E3 presence to CNBC’s Bill Griffeth.
Kaplan first showed off the Game Boy Micro, Nintendo’s latest Game Boy Advance hardware... - E3: New Nintendo Revolution Images
- Wednesday May 18th, 2005 (12:34am)
While Nintendo’s unveiling of their next generation console may have been underwhelming, most cannot deny that the prototype design of the console is rather impressive. One of these new screenshots show us that the cons... - Pre-E3: Revolution To Be Final Name of Nintendo’s Next-Gen Console
- Tuesday May 17th, 2005 (10:23am)
Thanks to the new screenshots released of Nintendo’s next-gen platform, it seems that Revolution will indeed be the final name for the console. The name "Revolution" is clearly branded on the console’s front.... - Pre-E3: Revolution Designed Revealed; New Info
- Tuesday May 17th, 2005 (9:51am)
USA Today has revealed the design of Nintendo’s next-generation home console, code-named "Revolution." Like previously reported, the console is no taller than three DVD cases stacked up on each other, and a just a bit l... - Follow-up: Nintendo Releases New Revolution Info
- Friday May 13th, 2005 (9:16pm)
Nintendo today officially released some new information in regards to the information revealed by Perrin Kaplan, Nintendo’s Vice President for Corporate Affairs, in yesterday’s New York Times article.
Nintendo ha... - Revolution to Feature Wireless Controller, Use Standard DVDs, and Feature Slick Design
- Friday May 13th, 2005 (4:07pm)
The New York Times has published an article about Microsoft’s upcoming next-gen videogame console, the Xbox 360, and in this article, while stating much of the information released in the past 24 hours, features some new... - Iwata Reveals Japanese Plans for DS Wi-Fi
- Thursday May 12th, 2005 (2:05am)
Speaking to Japanese website Game Watch, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata has revealed some new information regarding the Nintendo DS’ Wi-Fi capabilities. Iwata-san confirmed that Nintendo’s dual-screened handheld w... - Nintendo and IGN Team Up to Bring the DS Online
- Wednesday May 11th, 2005 (1:58am)
Nintendo has announced a partnership with IGN Entertainment to create a network for portable videogames that will expansive and easy to use. This wireless service will debut later this year with the Nintendo DS, using IGN... - MoSys Reveals Mid-2006 Release for Nintendo’s "Revolution"
- Tuesday May 10th, 2005 (5:46pm)
Monolithic Systems Technology (MoSys) revealed earlier today, in its investor conference call, that it will be supplying embedded 1T-SRAM for Nintendo’s next-gen successor to the GameCube, codenamed "Revolution." In thi... - Breaking: Nintendo Partners with Broadcom for Wireless Next-Gen Game Consoles
- Tuesday April 19th, 2005 (2:09pm)
Earlier today, the Broadcom Corporation, a global leader in wired and wireless broadband communications semiconductors, announced a strategic partnership to provide wireless technology for Nintendo’s next generation gami... - Iwata plans to expand the "target market for games" with the Revolution
- Monday March 28th, 2005 (5:05pm)
In an interview with Nikkei Business Daily, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata spoke briefly on Nintendo’s next-generation home videogame console, code-named "Revolution."
Iwata-san mentioned that one of Nintendo’... - Rumor: Online compatible Pro Evolution Soccer to the Nintendo DS and Revolution
- Thursday March 17th, 2005 (3:59pm)
SPOnG is reporting that versions of Konami’s extremely popular Pro Evolution Soccer are in development for the Nintendo DS and Revolution as part of an agreement made between Konami and Nintendo in order to bring some of... - GDC: Nintendo President Satoru Iwata’s keynote address transcripted in full
- Friday March 11th, 2005 (2:44pm)
Those looking to read the entire transcript of Nintendo President Satoru Iwata’s GDC 2005 keynote address are in luck because GamersMark has what you’re looking for.
By clicking on the following link, readers can check o... - Rumor: Extended Legend of Zelda trailer at GDC
- Monday March 7th, 2005 (7:12pm)
SPOnG is reporting that an extended version of the Legend of Zelda GCN trailer shown to E3 audiences last year will be shown at the Game Developers’ Conference, following Nintendo President Satoru Iwata’s keynote ad... - Rumor: Revolution controller to feature flip-top screen?
- Monday March 7th, 2005 (6:06pm)
It seems that a new rumor concerning Nintendo’s next-generation home console, code named "Revolution," has surfaced and is causing quite the ruckus across videogame forum communities. The original article surfaced at the for... - Nintendo President Satoru Iwata to keynote 2005 Game Developers Conference
- Monday February 7th, 2005 (9:06am)
Nintendo Co., Ltd. president, Satoru Iwata, will address the thousands of game professionals attending the 19th annual Game Developers Conference (GDC). GDC, the world’s largest event exclusively devoted to the art of game cr... - Nintendo setting up shop in NYC
- Sunday February 6th, 2005 (10:04pm)
The Pokémon Center in NYC, located at 10 Rockefeller Plaza, has been closed down for renovation and will no longer exist as it once was. What the Pokémon Center will soon become is a one stop retail store for everything Nint... - Nintendo Talks ’Revolution’
- Thursday February 3rd, 2005 (9:49pm)
In an interview with ITmedia Games, Nintendo of Japan PR Office Manager Toyoda Ken spoke a little bit about Nintendo’s successor to the game GameCube, the "Revolution," in an interview that had mainly been about the Nintendo ... |
