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Date archives for March, 2011
March 4th, 2011
Splinter Cell 3DS Trailer Sneaks Up and Grabs You From Behind
17:15 at nintendolife.com
Sam Fisher reels you in
It's a double-whammy of Ubisoft launch game trailers this week: first we saw gameplay footage of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars, and now stablemate Splinter Cell 3D has received the trailer treatment.
15:12 at twitter.com
RT @DamienMcFerran: Want to see a proper sequel to Shining Force III? http://bit.ly/hetc5J Make your voice heard!
343: “We Could Make a Halo Wars Sequel for Kinect”
15:00 at kinectaku.com
With traditional "no plans yet" suffix
With core gamers the world over crying out for Halo on Kinect, Microsoft's Halo studio 343 Industries has commented on the possibility of the two system-sellers coming together.
Top Spin 4 World Tour Video Shows New Online Mode
14:40 at movemodo.com
Well seasoned
The battle for tennis supremacy on Move is heating up, as 2K Sports has shown off the new online World Tour mode for Top Spin 4.
High Voltage Cancels Animales de la Muerte for WiiWare
14:35 at nintendolife.com
Another casualty
WiiWare has had a rough time of it these past few months: Super Meat Boy was canned in November, then last week it lost Bloktonik, and now High Voltage's Animales de la Muerte has been cancelled for WiiWare.
Retro Gamer Celebrates the N64 with Special Issue
13:10 at nintendolife.com
64-bit baby in depth
With Bomberman Hero arriving on Virtual Console today in Europe, the N64 is firmly back in many gamers' minds, while for some it never went away. This month's issue of Retro Gamer magazine is ideal for both, as it's a special collector's edition detailing Nintendo's 64-bit beauty in all its glory.
Lend Your Voice to the Save Our Shining Force Campaign
11:00 at nintendolife.com
It could make all the difference
Thanks to the wonders of the Virtual Console, many Nintendo gamers have been introduced to the wonders of Sega's Shining Force and Shining Force II games, but sadly the series hit hard times during the Sega Saturn days, causing developer Camelot to part ways with Sega, and the series has never recovered. Several campaigns to reunite the two companies have fallen on stony ground, but the Shining Force community has lined up one last roll of the dice in the form of the Shining Force SOS campaign.Items of Interest
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