No surprises
Nintendo just updated its release global release schedule for the remainder of the calendar year, although it's disappointingly light on definitive dates for the company's biggest titles.Date archives for July, 2011
July 29th, 2011
Here’s Nintendo’s Most Up to Date Release Schedule
09:30 at nintendolife.com
Kid Icarus Definitely Slips to 2012 in Europe
09:00 at nintendolife.com
Still on course for 2011 elsewhere
Just as we reported three weeks ago, flagship 3DS title Kid Icarus: Uprising has overshot and will reach Europe in early 2012.Virtual Hugs and High-Fives in Kinect Disneyland Adventures
08:30 at kinectaku.com
Warning: you might cry
Forget your blasting, your fighting and your super-competitive sports games for a minute: games can be about love, too.07:32 at twitter.com
Had a really lovely email this morning that made yesterday's chaotic start to the day well worth it. Thanks, nice lady!
07:16 at twitter.com
Hey, teenage girls - an "inbox" is not the same thing as a "message". If people send you "inboxes" I suggest you send them a "dictionary".
July 28th, 2011
20:16 at twitter.com
I'm having an OK day and bought a Coke Zero from the gas station. Raise the roof!
Nintendo Download: 28th July 2011 (Europe)
16:30 at nintendolife.com
After a long wait we finally have the first new game to buy in Nintendo's 3DS software (download) category, as well as plenty of other downloadable content too. Let's see what's coming to Europe this week.
3DS eShop
Let's Golf! 3D (Gameloft, €6 / £5.40) — This isn't the first tee-off for Gameloft's sporting series, as we've already had Let's Golf! on DSiWare, which was pretty good. We'll have to wait and see if this 3D effort can beat its DSiWare predecessor.3DS Virtual Console
Baseball (Nintendo, Game Boy, €3 / £2.60) — A real blast from the past, this simplistic take on the sport doesn't really stand up today, as our Baseball review explains.DSiWare
GO Series: Portable Shrine Wars (Gamebridge, 200pts) — The latest miniature marvel from the folks at Gamebridge, Portable Shrine Wars has you transporting a shrine (or “Mikoshi”) on your back, barging past other mikoshi carriers and flinging your team members at your opponents. We'll see if it's worth the points soon.09:20 at twitter.com
The contents of my package from @risingstargames. What the devil is this stuff?! http://t.co/oRtim0u
09:18 at twitter.com
This just arrived from @risingstargames! Exciting! http://t.co/KCZ5qAf
09:02 at twitter.com
King of Fighters, Rune Factory III, Harvest Moon, DoDonPachi? @risingstargames might just be the best publisher _ever_.