Nintendo Europe invite some drinks to the press

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alfredofroylan on 22 May 2011

Well at least they're honest

What we can do, legitimately, is speculate on the basis of facts. There is very little, but here is a little more. This is an invitation by Nintendo of Europe for a media reception at E3. Notice the design.

http://nintendo-revolution.blogspot.com/2011/05/project-cafe-video-fake-e3-invitation.html

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megaman79 on 22 May 2011

So you're saying Tom Cruise will be there?

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