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October 6th, 2011
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First Impressions: Project Draco

High and mighty

All the Christmas big-hitters were out in force at Xbox UK's recent Kinect preview event: Kinect Sports: Season Two, Dance Central 2 and Kinect Disneyland Adventures. One title tucked away toward the back is definitely one to watch for in 2012: Xbox Live Arcade title Project Draco.

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We Bet Playing Blackwater is Nothing Like This Trailer

Remember how those very first Nintendo Wii adverts showed players diving about the place as if the console could register their every move? Launch game Red Steel was a fairly bad example, but it's got nothing on this trailer for upcoming 360 shooter Blackwater.

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Ubisoft: “Nobody Proved Wii Does FPS Controls Better”

Many have tried...

If there's one genre that's really exploded in popularity on consoles over the last five years, it's the first-person shooter, the Call of Duty series in particular experiencing phenomenal growth. While these titles thrive on PC, Xbox 360 and PS3, they don't always take advantage of the Wii's qualities, particularly when it comes to controls.

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Ubisoft: “Nobody Proved Wii Does FPS Controls Better”

Many have tried...

If there's one genre that's really exploded in popularity on consoles over the last five years, it's the first-person shooter, the Call of Duty series in particular experiencing phenomenal growth. While these titles thrive on PC, Xbox 360 and PS3, they don't always take advantage of the Wii's qualities, particularly when it comes to controls.

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SpongeBob Hangs Ten on Kinect From 8th November

Pineapple not included

The fact that Kinect's first skateboarding and surfing game features a yellow sponge might not bode well for the sensor's future, but beggars can't be choosers, can they? SpongeBob's Surf & Skate Roadtrip is coming to North America on 8th November.

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Mario Kart 7 Screens Come Up Tails

That pesky thing gets everywhere

The Tanooki suit is back, and how. As well as a starring role in Super Mario 3D Land, it's also set to feature as a power-up in Mario Kart 7, as these new screens show.

The tail attaches to the back of your kart and, as you'd expect, can take out other racers with a quick swipe, as you can see in this screenshot.

Some of the screenshots also appear to show a flying Toad, but before some of you get carried away expecting a new power-up, look closely at the picture and you'll see strings attached to his arms. Shame.

Nintendo also confirmed you'll be able to download ghost data via SpotPass and exchange it with other players via StreetPass, plus the option to register StreetPassed players to your online list to race against them over WiFi Connection.

Mario Kart 7 is out in early December.

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nintendolife.com/news

Mario Kart 7 Screens Come Up Tails

That pesky thing gets everywhere

The Tanooki suit is back, and how. As well as a starring role in Super Mario 3D Land, it's also set to feature as a power-up in Mario Kart 7, as these new screens show.

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We Have 74 New Screenshots of Super Mario 3D Land

And now so do you

Forget less is more: when it comes to Super Mario 3D Land, it's definitely a case of more is more.

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We Have 74 New Screenshots of Super Mario 3D Land

And now so do you

Forget less is more: when it comes to Super Mario 3D Land, it's definitely a case of more is more.

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Nintendo Download: 6th October 2011 (North America)

Bulging pockets

Following on from Baseball and Golf, the Game Boy sports trend continues with this week's Virtual Console release, while WiiWare gets some futuristic shooting action while DSiWare gets medical problems and minesweeping. The Nintendo Download: always varied.

3DS Virtual Console

Side Pocket (Game Boy, G-Mode, $2.99) — Europe received catboy puzzler Catrap today while North America relaxes with some pool hall hustling action. We'll pocket a review soon.

WiiWare

Horizon Riders (Sabarasa, 800pts) — An on-rails blaster that uses the Balance Board and Wii Zapper, imagine playing Sin & Punishment: Star Successor with a robot and you might be in the right ballpark. We'll see if that's an accurate assumption with our upcoming review.

WiiWare Demo

Horizon Riders — You can try before you buy with a limited demo of Horizon Riders available to download from today.

DSiWare

Simply Minesweeper (Engine Software, 200pts) — Does what it says on the tin: sweep for mines. For further details, refer to our Simply Minesweeper review.

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