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Showing posts with label The Wonderful 101. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Wonderful 101. Show all posts
Sunday, August 11, 2013
The Wonderful 101 – Director’s Edition trailer
Damien is a die-hard Nintendo fan with an appreciation for all things retro. As an avid gamer, reader, and writer, he loves to read between the lines and make deep connections between plots, characters, and even companies themselves.
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Nintendo Direct - The Wonderful 101
Nintendo's second Nintendo Direct this week is completely dedicated to Platinum Games' upcoming title The Wonderful 101 - a first for coverage of a 3rd party title. If you missed the live stream, check it out here.
For a extended trailer of the game, click here.
For a extended trailer of the game, click here.
Labels:
Nintendo Wii U,
Platinum Games,
The Wonderful 101,
Wii U
Damien is a die-hard Nintendo fan with an appreciation for all things retro. As an avid gamer, reader, and writer, he loves to read between the lines and make deep connections between plots, characters, and even companies themselves.
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
The Wonderful 101 Direct
While we're waiting for my recap of today's Nintendo Direct, I wanted to let you all know that Nintendo has advertised a follow up Nintendo Direct that is exclusively dedicated to Platinum Games' upcoming The Wonderful 101 coming to the Wii U. It will be going live August 9, 2013 (2 days from now). Considering how much Nintendo has been steadily increasing the hype for this game, it really needs to be a hit if the company wants to really turn Wii U sales in the right direction.
Today's Nintendo Direct recap should be up shortly at The Geek Generation so I hope you'll stay tuned.
Labels:
Nintendo Direct,
Nintendo Wii U,
The Wonderful 101,
Wii U
Damien is a die-hard Nintendo fan with an appreciation for all things retro. As an avid gamer, reader, and writer, he loves to read between the lines and make deep connections between plots, characters, and even companies themselves.
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