This is part one of a two-part article which focuses on what you should expect to see on store shelves for your Wii in the coming months. This segment focuses on what the folks from Nintendo are working on. check it out:
The entire article can be found here. Come back tomorrow as we take a look at what the third-party developers are working on.
As the third quarter of the year wraps up it's time to look at Q4, the holiday season, a time where game developers release their biggest and best titles. Last year we were dazzled with the likes of The Orange Box, Super Mario Galaxy, and Call of Duty 4. This year may have a little less to offer but rest assured that there will still be some great new additions to your library.
Given the sales of the Wii, many third-party publishers are creating innovative ways to use it features. Nintendo on the other hand knows exactly how to use it's technology. With that said, this article will be in two parts: one focusing on Nintendo and the other focusing on third-parties. So let's get right into it.
Last year Nintendo delivered five titles that sold in great numbers. They were Zack & Wiki, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Super Mario Galaxy, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games, and Link's Crossbow Training. This year the big N has toned things down and are only releasing three titles.
Given the sales of the Wii, many third-party publishers are creating innovative ways to use it features. Nintendo on the other hand knows exactly how to use it's technology. With that said, this article will be in two parts: one focusing on Nintendo and the other focusing on third-parties. So let's get right into it.
Last year Nintendo delivered five titles that sold in great numbers. They were Zack & Wiki, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Super Mario Galaxy, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games, and Link's Crossbow Training. This year the big N has toned things down and are only releasing three titles.
The entire article can be found here. Come back tomorrow as we take a look at what the third-party developers are working on.
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