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Thursday, January 5, 2012
Resident Evil: Revelations bundle with Circle Pad Pro is a Zavvi-exclusive
Nintendo of Europe has revealed that the Resident Evil: Revelations bundle with the Circle Pad Pro will be an exclusive at Zavvi. The bundle will retail for £29.95 You can click here to buy the bundle for yourself.
LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes is coming to the 3DS this summer
TT Games has announced that LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes is coming to the 3DS. The game will feature iconic characters such as Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Batman, The Joker, and Lex Luthor, and will be launching this summer.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Rumor: Nintendo is working on the 3DS Lite update not true
2012 Zelda Symphony Concert Tour Dates Announced
If you were one of the many that didn’t have a chance to attend any of the concerts or you just couldn’t make it than you’re in luck. Nintendo announced the long awaited dates for the upcoming Zelda symphony tour. Don’t miss out on what will likely be your last chance to attend one of these spectacular events. Be sure to keep reading after the jump for more information.
Vancouver, BC – Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Phoenix, AZ – Friday, April 20 and Saturday April 21, 2012
Atlanta, GA – Saturday, May 12, 2012
UPDATED EVENTS
Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre
Orlando, FL
Sat, 07/14/12
08:00 PM
Zelda Symphony
Boettcher Concert Hall
Denver, CO
Sat, 04/07/12
08:00 PM
You will be able to purchase your tickets starting Thursday, January 5th. The exact time of day the tickets will become available will vary between each location.
Only a few dates have been added so far, but as the we get closer to the tour kick off I’m sure we will be seeing more dates released by Nintendo. Hopefully we will see one relatively close to everyone, so we all get a chance to experience this amazing event. We will be keeping you up to date if new tour dates are announced. Let us know if you will be attending and what your thoughts on the concerts are
Vancouver, BC – Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Phoenix, AZ – Friday, April 20 and Saturday April 21, 2012
Atlanta, GA – Saturday, May 12, 2012
UPDATED EVENTS
Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre
Orlando, FL
Sat, 07/14/12
08:00 PM
Zelda Symphony
Boettcher Concert Hall
Denver, CO
Sat, 04/07/12
08:00 PM
You will be able to purchase your tickets starting Thursday, January 5th. The exact time of day the tickets will become available will vary between each location.
Only a few dates have been added so far, but as the we get closer to the tour kick off I’m sure we will be seeing more dates released by Nintendo. Hopefully we will see one relatively close to everyone, so we all get a chance to experience this amazing event. We will be keeping you up to date if new tour dates are announced. Let us know if you will be attending and what your thoughts on the concerts are
Japan retailers cut Sony PS Vita price as Nintendo 3DS dominates
The battle between Japan's handheld computer games consoles is hotting up, with news that the prices of the Sony PlayStation Vita have been slashed by many retailers following a slump in demand.
After a successful opening week in which the successor to the Sony PSP sold almost 325,000 units in Japan, sales have nosedived, with just 72,479 being bought in its second week.
As a result of this, retailers in Japan have decided to cut its price, with many fearful that sales were unlikely to pick up.
With most Japanese consumers opting for the cheaper WiFi only model, stores have slashed as much as 20 per cent from the price of the more expensive 3G model to encourage buyers.
For Sony, this news was made all the worse by the fact that Nintendo's latest handheld console, the 3DS, continues to sell incredibly well.
A staggering 482,200 3DS units were sold in the same week that the PS Vita sold just 72,479, the Metro reported.
Nintendo of America, meanwhile, announced this week that over 4 million 3DS have been sold so far, putting it ahead of both its record-selling Wii and DS consoles in the timeframe that it has been available.
After a successful opening week in which the successor to the Sony PSP sold almost 325,000 units in Japan, sales have nosedived, with just 72,479 being bought in its second week.
As a result of this, retailers in Japan have decided to cut its price, with many fearful that sales were unlikely to pick up.
With most Japanese consumers opting for the cheaper WiFi only model, stores have slashed as much as 20 per cent from the price of the more expensive 3G model to encourage buyers.
For Sony, this news was made all the worse by the fact that Nintendo's latest handheld console, the 3DS, continues to sell incredibly well.
A staggering 482,200 3DS units were sold in the same week that the PS Vita sold just 72,479, the Metro reported.
Nintendo of America, meanwhile, announced this week that over 4 million 3DS have been sold so far, putting it ahead of both its record-selling Wii and DS consoles in the timeframe that it has been available.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
3DS to YouTube Tutorial: Windows Tutorial
Nintendo released a system update that allows 3DS users to record up to 10 minutes of glasses-free 3-D video in continuous or stop-motion style.
Well, it may be glasses-free 3-D on the 3DS screen, but it’s not going to look right on most Web sites, as pointed out by the Consumerist.
Fortunately, Nerd Mentality spent some time over the holidays making two comprehensive video tutorials on how to upload and view Nintendo 3DS video on YouTube. There’s a Quick Guide for users who might already be pretty comfortable transcoding video into different formats and sharing it online; there are also two lengthy videos for watching your 3DS video on both Windows and Mac computers.
PlayStation Vita early sales even worse than Nintendo 3DS
After suffering early sales woes with the 3DS console, Nintendo were forced to rapidly cut the price of the console at an unprecedented rate. Now it seems Sony may have to follow suit with their brand new Vita console, which has failed to match even the paltry early sales of Nintendo's latest machine.
Currently available in Japan only, the Vita managed to sell just 72,479 units in its first full week on the market (December 19th through December 25th) after getting off to a decent start with 325,000 sales in its first 48 hours (December 17th and 18th).
However, the 3DS managed 370,000 units in Japan in its first week, and 210,000 units in its second, beating the PlayStation Vita by 45,000 units in its first seven days, and a massive 137,500 units in its second week.
It puts Sony in a very precarious position, considering the 3DS sales are finally beginning to pick up, meaning they too may have to drastically cut the cost of their console.
"The upcoming US launch could be a true debacle for several reasons," said Forbes' Tero Kuittinen.
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