The Nintendo way
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword spent five years in the works at Nintendo, but a recent Iwata Asks reveals the game could have seen the light of day last year.
Another proud moment for the University of Derby: "Derby student trapped in clothes horse rescued by firefighters" http://t.co/5Jz7bsw0
Falling over yourself to applaud Vita's launch line-up? Remember: not everything that glitters is gold.
Also, reading that Shigesato Itoi has updated his site every day for 13 years makes me feel more than a little inadequate.
We now know that Super Mario 64 is one of the most important genre leaps in gaming history, taking Nintendo's mascot from 2D into 3D with enormous skill and craftsmanship. However, creating the game wasn't plain sailing, as a new Iwata Asks reveals.
Iwata really does love to laugh - look at him hitting that table! What a guy (fascinating discussion too!) http://t.co/KrkyArhf #iwataasks
What a challenging conundrum
We don't have downloadable demos on 3DS yet, so Konami's free web-based demo for Doctor Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights is a nice chance to try before you buy.
Opened a .zip of screenshots to find instructions telling ME how to make the game look better. Yep, totally going to do that, Konami.
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