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Forums - Nintendo - Reggie sez: Full Spring lineup not yet revealed

Mr Khan on 26 March 2009

http://gonintendo.com/?p=76857

It seems to be needlessly muddying the issue at this point, but it opens the door for what i speculated earlier, about a possible Spring Media Summit. MTV basically broached the issue of the imminent delay of either Resort, Motion Plus, or both, and Reggie gave an answer that stymies us all

 

par for the course, i think. However, he did say also that Motion Plus technology has come a long way since it was shown at E3. I wonder if the Motion Plus shown at EAs' recent event was the current model or not?



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Kenology on 26 March 2009

Nice. I really want WSR to launch soon in Japan.



SaviorX on 26 March 2009

I'm starting to get the feeling there is no Spring line-up...........

But there is a Summer one!



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griffinA on 26 March 2009

interesting. I don't think this necesarily points to a Spring Conference however.



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woopah on 26 March 2009

its not that bad for a spring line up. excitebots and punchout (and possibly another code for europe) for wii, rhythm heaven and starfy for DS, as well as downloadable titles like rock n roll climber, memo pad and warioware snapped. oh and a new DS model if we are imcluding hardware. you cant really call that bad



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