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  1. This is one of those rare moments where I post non-Sonic news, but it might get some Sonic fans who have yet to buy the Gamecube to buy it. Nintendo has announced that it'll be dropping the price of the Gamecube from $150 to $99 next month in North America. As you may know already, since SEGA left the hardware console business, Sonic Team very quickly found a home on Nintendo's square console. It's the place to play almost all of Sonic the Hedgehog's adventures to date, with the release of Sonic Mega Collection and both Sonic Adventure games. So, if you're a Sonic fan and have yet to buy the console, go out and buy it now!
  2. What We Know So Far Chaos seems to be a theme, considering it won during the Final Splatfest in Splatoon 2 There is a new Arrow Weapon Type There might be a new Crab Sub Weapon The Inkzooka from the first game is back
  3. On February 27th, 2024 (Pokémon Day/the 28th Anniversary of Red/Green in Japan), they announced that we're getting another Legends game. At the moment, the only information we know is that it will take place in the Kalos Region and revolve around renovating Lumiose City.
  4. In today's Pokémon Presents, these 2 games were revealed for this year. While we do get a glimpse of the Region and the Starters, we don't know anything else about this game just yet. It appears the Region this time is based on Spain. EDIT: We have official English Names for the Starters This is Sprigatito This is Fuecoco and this is Quaxly
  5. If Sonic Adventure DX, Sonic Heroes and Sonic Battle aren't enough to keep you satisfied, don't worry - fresh rumours are circulating that yet another Sonic the Hedgehog title is being planned for Nintendo's Gamecube. A new report from the recent Nintendo Gamers' Summit (which was a press event hosting demos of a large number of upcoming Gamecube games) claims that a Nintendo of America representative has let slip that a new game is in the works at SEGA - and they don't mean Sonic Heroes, which was already present at the event in the form of a one-stage demo. According to Gamecube Advanced, the suggestion is that the new title could be a compilation... although what it could involve is a total mystery, given that we already have Sonic Mega Collection and the entire slate of Game Gear titles re-released on the Nintendo console. Sonic CD? Gamecube Advanced writes: Very curious mystery indeed. We'll keep our ear to the ground on this one and if we hear anything more, we'll be sure to let you all know. Source: Gamecube Advanced
  6. Looks like Nintendo is getting ready to prep developers for the next console! And they did so at Gamescom, no less. I was just there! https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/sources-nintendo-showed-switch-2-demos-at-gamescom/ A Zelda BotW demo was shown off on the new hardware, apparently, but it doesn't mean a re-release is happening: This is probably the most exciting bit: A previous version of the article mentioned the demo was utilising DLSS 3.5, which is the latest version and would be super incredible, but mention of it has since been removed. So it's probably DLSS 2 or something, which is still good. What are we hoping for with the next Nintendo hardware?
  7. This is such a sudden announcement and I can't believe this is official. I wonder what happens now? Who will replace Charles?
  8. https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/1696523235138158892 Super Mario Wonder Direct has been announced. EDIT: Watch the Direct below.
  9. To wrap up today's Nintendo E3 2019 Direct, they decided to end with a trailer for a Breath of the Wild Sequel!
  10. What is Nintendo Direct? Nintendo Direct is an online presentation series created by... well, Nintendo. Launched back in 2011, these livestreams are commonly used to keep Nintendo fans updated on the latest software and hardware developments. This can be anything from updates on current titles, to newly announced games, or even firmware and game version updates. Nintendo Directs can pop up every month or two and are region specific, tailored to your particular part of the world with possible exclusive news updates. Can I see the latest one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpXQtFbRChg When is the next Direct? When a new Direct is announced, information will be posted here in the thread with times and dates. Check the latest posts. Where can I see them? You can catch a Nintendo Direct at any of the following links, when they're scheduled to air: Nintendo Direct Homepage (US Stream) [x] Nintendo Direct Homepage (EU Stream) [x] Nintendo Direct Homepage (AU Steam) [x] Nintendo's YouTube Channel (US Stream) [x] Nintendo's Twitch (US Stream) [x] Why a megathread? Every single Nintendo Direct seems to get its own thread with time and dates, discussion, etc. then as the games and the news is announced, it shifts to those games' specific discussion threads and the Direct thread dies out. I thought it'd be simpler to have a big hub for everyone to come to so we can keep updated and return to discuss in rather than make multiple needless threads.
  11. Nintendo was kind enough to feature the Sonic the Hedgehog series on its official Game Boy website this month, offering a downloadable wallpaper featuring Knuckles the Echidna. Strangely though, the game its promoting is Gamecube title Sonic Adventure 2 Battle. Unless Nintendo knows something we don't - a Game Boy Advance port of Sonic Adventure 2 Battle!?!? - then the logo placement is probably a bit of a mistake. But it doesn't take away from the fact that the wallpaper is pretty nice. And it's rare for Knuckles to get the spotlight to himself like this. So, redhead fans, download the 1024x768 wallpaper below and go nuts. Source: Nintendo Game Boy Website
  12. Well, it's about bloomin' time! After launching in Japan in September and in North America in November, Nintendo has finally launched its latest console, Gamecube, in UK and rest of Europe today. Only took them seven months! Today - technically - is also the day that Sonic Adventure 2: Battle is released, as a launch title for the Gamecube, but it was actually made available for purchase last week. Still, there was no way to play it until today, so make the most of the game once you have that shiny purple (or black) cube hooked up to your telly. It has also been an excruciating wait for Sonic Adventure 2: Battle in the UK and Europe - the game hit store shelves in Japan back in December and in North America in February. Suffice to say, us European fans have the patience of saints! Happy Gamecube Launch Day!
  13. SEGA may have given up the home console race, but it's still finding ways to surprise us in the hardware scene. And this latest news may shock you - the company is going to be collaborating with Nintendo and Namco on a unique arcade board called Triforce. Does the name sound familiar? It's also the name of the iconic emblem that can be found in Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda series. And that's significant, because the hardware itself will actually be based on Gamecube architecture. This triple-company team-up will allow for projects originally intended for the arcade to be easily ported to Nintendo's blocky home console. The stated goals are also to help bring about a 'creation of a high cost-performance game development environment' - basically meaning that producers can cut costs by working on code that can run easily across arcade and console platforms. A working prototype was unveiled at the AOU 2002 Amusement Expo in Japan's Makuhari Messe, on 22 February. SEGA's own World Cup Champion Football Series A 2001-2002 was used as a test case - that game was made by Amusement Vision of Super Monkey Ball fame, so could this studio be one of the major players working on this? And could we see Sonic Team doing something similar soon? Source: Cloudchaser
  14. Sonic the Hedgehog, reporting in for his first day of work... at Nintendo! Yeah, we thought this bit of PR was a little wacky ourselves, but it's all in good fun. Nintendo's official website covered the initiation of SEGA's mascot, which featured the two characters shaking hands and having a great time. Apparently Sonic is also fast at magazine cover turnarounds too. You can read the whole update on Nintendo's website, but we've also included it below so you can read it here as well.
  15. Shock horror! SEGA and Nintendo show that they're truly working together and that they've put the awkward console war of the 1990s behind them, as company mascots Mario and Sonic were seen at Nintendo's Space World show hugging and shaking hands. What's even more surprising is that the images were shared and posted by SEGA Europe! Click here to see the three photos that the publisher shared, and let bygones truly be bygones. Photo from Ninty Memories Shadow clearly doesn't care, though.
  16. Seems like Sonic Team has a little surprise up its sleeve for the upcoming Nintendo show, Space World, in Japan. The developer will be showing off four games, three of which we know about (Phantasy Star Online for Gamecube and Sonic Advance and Puyo Puyo for Game Boy Advance). Which leaves one more unannounced title to speculate about. Interesting. Could the Gamecube be getting a Sonic game, perhaps?
  17. Oh Sega, you absolute tease! After Yuji Naka poured cold water on the idea that Mario and Sonic could star in a game together, it seems that Sega of America's president Peter Moore is going against that, stating that the company is keeping its options open. Commenting on the rumour that Sega and Nintendo would be working together on a title, Moore said "I think that's just wishful thinking... but if I got a phone call at four o'clock this afternoon from Japan that said they were doing it, it wouldn't surprise me in the least. "We have a great relationship with NCL all the way to (Nintendo CEO Hiroshi) Yamauchi-san, who has great regard for Sega and what we've done over the years. There is also an incredible mutual respect, particularly between Naka and Miyamoto." So... wait, is that a 'yes' or a 'no'? It's a 'maybe', apparently. "Have we done anything? No. Are they talking about it? I'm sure. Have we announced anything? No. Might we? I bet you that we do." Moore also said that "it wouldn't surprise me at all if Sonic were to show up in Super Smash Bros. Melee," which is another huge Sega/Nintendo collaboration rumour doing the rounds. "It's just a rumor at this point, there is nothing definitive. And I'm not holding anything back. But with that said, I've got to believe that conversations are being had." There you have it. It could happen after all! What a weird rollercoaster ride this is becoming. Source: IGN (Via SegaWeb)
  18. Peter Moore spoke to IGN Cube about two things: the possibility of a joint Sega/Nintendo RPG and the sightings of Sonic in Super Smash Brothers Melee for the Gamecube. While Moore said that both are just wishful thinking right now, it would not surprise him to see something of either calibre be announced. Sega will be at Spaceworld to show their Dreamcast line up and other future projects - The Sonic Stadium will keep you posted.
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    It seems that the Fire Emblem game that leaked earlier this year has been confirmed
  20. No, this is not a blatant lie - there is very big rumour that Sega and Nintendo are indeed in working on a game. But - and get this - this will be a landmark game that'll bring Sonic and Mario together for the very first time! According to the latest issue of the UK 'N64' magazine by Future Publishing, the news sounded pretty much like it was no rumour - so if this is true, it will bring a tear to many feuding Nintendo/Sega fans of old. Truly remarkable news. Sonic and Mario, joining forces it seems, the thought of it is just... wow! And I mean WOW!
  21. Remember me telling you about an RPG that Sega and Nintendo were rumoured on working on together? Well, a recent interview with Yuji Naka suggests that the rumours were indeed just mere speculation, and Sega and Nintendo are currently not making a game together. When asked if he was working on a special project with Shigeru Miyamoto, the Sonic Team head said, "No I am not working with him. He's an incredible person and someone I look up to." Aw, how nice of him. Shigeru Miyamoto happens to be the second-greatest game developer ever in my book, so it's great to see some camaraderie between fellow legends. Even if the rumour doesn't seem to be true. Source: IGN
  22. Confused? You probably are. But those of us that have a Sega Dreamcast, like me, are likely thinking about what console to get next. Seeings as Sega is currently not making any more consoles, the sensible option would be to grab the machine that has the most Sega support going for it. Well at this stage it's hard to tell, but in an interview led by IGN, Yuji Naka, Sonic Team boss (and God in many people's eyes), has said to stick with the Nintendo GameCube should you be a full on fan of Sonic Team. "Well, I can't make a huge generalization for all SEGA fans, but maybe if you're a Sonic Team fan, my recommendation is to buy a GameCube," he said. "That's a very difficult, but good question." There's still a while before the Dreamcast kicks it - and with different Sega departments making games for different consoles (SmileBit are currently developing Jet Set Radio Future, but only for Xbox), things seem quite fragmented right now. But it seems that if you savour that Sonic Team flavour, bag a GameCube when your DC runs outta life.
  23. Kirby Return to Dream Land Deluxe is a remake of the original game for the Wii. New Features: Brand New Copy Abilities such as Mecha & Sand A New Minigame Area that features past minigame from other Kirby games
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