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Past Updates for March 2011

These are the past updates from March 2011.

Added on Monday March 28th,2011 by EZLO21 at 4:40 P.M. 
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Nintendo Download News:<a href="http://press.nintendo.com/articles.jsp?id=28420">NINTENDO DELIVERS MORE DOWNLOADABLE FUN, FROM DARTS TO MONSTROUS DISGUISES</a> 
Nintendo has some Nintendo Download News and here is some of it: "This week, players of any age are invited to check out new demo versions of games for the WiiWare™ service – one offering competitive darts challenges, the other giving preschoolers a fun way to learn by interacting with baby animals. For the Nintendo DSiWare™ service, there's a new version of a classic card game, plus a wild new photo-manipulation game that can turn an ordinary face into something eerie and outrageous. The wide selection of downloadable games for Nintendo systems truly has something for everyone." You can read the rest of this from Nintendo's Press Room above.

Added on Thursday March 25th,2011 by EZLO21 at 11:40 P.M. 
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Charity Event:<a href"http://returnersgaming.blogspot.com/">Zelda Charity Marathon for the Alzheimer's Association</a> 
The people over at The Returners are doing another Charity Event and here is all the info they sent in: "The good people over at The Returners blog are starting up their charity marathon season once more this March 25th. As is tradition it would seem, we’re beginning with The Legend of Zelda. Yes we will once more be embarking on a trip to the mystical land of Hyrule to once more beat Ganon down and raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association. The whole event will be going down at our blog over at The Returners streamed live via Ustream. It all starts on March 25th at 6:00pm CST and will conclude, at the earliest, 6:00pm CST on March 27th. Anyone can come and enjoy the games and chat with other viewers. Having a Ustream account is not necessary for talking in the chat, but if you have the time you should definitely consider making one. As to how we will be collecting donations, we will be using the ChipIn widget. Those wanting to donate need to either have an active PayPal account or a credit/debit card. All money donated benefits the Alzheimer’s Association.

In the past we’ve scheduled 72 hours to run through the whole series but this time we’re going to be going about things a little differently. As we’ve only scheduled the marathon for 48 hours (with the possibility of extending it further depending on donations) we will not be playing through the entire series. Instead we will play through a selection of games we see as landmarks in the series’ development. More info about the marathon can be found at our blog. It’s unlikely that the games will take the full time so we will be potentially challenging ourselves in one of two ways. First, we will perhaps do various challenging tasks in the games being played based on what viewers want and what they are willing to donate for. Second, we very well may play through games in the series we haven’t practiced based on donations. Those who would like to suggest something be done on a game, or suggest a game to be ran should leave comments on the ChipIn telling us what they would like to see when they donate.

That being said, what we would like to ask of you is if you would be willing to help us spread the word about the event by mentioning it on your site or forums? We would all very much appreciate the help this would give us. Thank you in advance for your time and consideration on this matter and we hope that you will help us make this event as successful as it possibly can be." If you want to donate to them just follow their info and you can feel free to spread the word too the more help they get the longer they could make it go and maybe even play your favorite Zelda game too. So get to it. It all depends upon how much you are willing to donate that will decide how many games get played as well if i am reading between the lines correctly here.So get to it. This event starts tomorrow as stated in this info. To the people at The Returners i will give this to another site too. Not all ok this will be on the news Feed.

Added on Monday March 21st,2011 by EZLO21 at 4:00 P.M. 
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Nintendo Download News:<a href="http://press.nintendo.com/articles.jsp?id=28296">NEW DOWNLOADS TRANSPORT YOU TO THE WRESTLING RING, THE BATTLEFIELD AND BEYOND</a> 
Nintendo has some Nintendo Download News and here is some of it: "Forget about tan lines and beach towels. This spring break, you can download the ingredients for a fun-filled getaway on your Wii™ or Nintendo DSi™ system. Fans of classic 16-bit action can launch themselves into the wrestling ring as Natsume Championship Wrestling™ - a brawny favorite from the Super NES™ era - makes a fresh appearance on the Virtual Console™ service. Other adventuresome offerings include G.G Series D-TANK for the Nintendo DSiWare™ service, which places players on the front lines of a fierce tank battle. Visit the Wii Shop Channel and Nintendo DSi Shop today to browse hundreds of downloadable games, no sunscreen required." You can read the rest of this from Nintendo's Press Room above.

Added on Monday March 14th,2011 by EZLO21 at 6:30 P.M. 
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Nintendo Download News:<a href="http://press.nintendo.com/articles.jsp?id=28271">THE IMMINENT ARRIVAL OF SPRING MEANS BEAUTIFUL PLANTS AND HORDES OF THE UNDEAD</a> 
Nintendo has some Nintendo Download News and here is some of it: "Spring is just about a week away. It's a time of renewal. For some, that means the budding of new flowers. For others, it's a chance to reanimate their dead tissue and go on the attack. Over on the Nintendo DSiWare™ service, Plants vs. Zombies reminds you that when the mob comes for you, foliage might be the only friend you have left. If you're in the mood for a different kind of single-player strategy, the WiiWare™ service shines some Liight on a creative new puzzle-solving game that incorporates color, light and music." You can read the rest of this from Nintendo's Press Room above.

Added on Monday March 7th,2011 by EZLO21 at 3:30 P.M. 
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Nintendo Download News:<a href="http://press.nintendo.com/articles.jsp?id=28075">HEAVY FIRE AND BOMBERMAN DOWNLOADS MAKE FOR AN EXPLOSIVE WEEK</a> 
Returning Affiliate: Zelda Genesis has made it's return to the web 
I would like to welcome Zelda Genesis back onto the Nintendo Gaming site Community.If you were affiliates of ZG and want to re affiliate with them just let them know.Stop by and give them a welcome back visit too. 
Nintendo has some Nintendo Download News and here is some of it: "This week's new downloadable games for Nintendo systems invite you to "have a blast" in more ways than one. Heavy Fire: Black Arms for the WiiWare™ service puts players at the center of an explosive, action-filled adventure as they take on the role of a Special Forces recruit. On the Virtual Console™ service, Bomberman Hero lets Wii™ owners enjoy classic and combustible fun from the Nintendo 64™ era. New arrivals for the Nintendo DSiWare™ service include GO Series EARTH SAVER, which challenges players to blast apart a deadly meteorite that threatens all of humanity. And if your taste runs beyond pyrotechnics, you'll also find soccer, gymnastics and squishy driving action in this week's lively mix of downloads." You can read the rest of this from Nintendo's Press Room above.

Added on Thursday March 3rd,2011 by EZLO21 at 1:00 A.M. 
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News:<a href="http://press.nintendo.com/articles.jsp?id=28046">NINTENDO PLANS NEW 3D SUPER MARIO GAME, ANNOUNCES AT&T, NETFLIX COLLABORATIONS</a> 
Nintendo had a very good GDC Keynote and they even announced a new Mario Game for the 3DS and the release month for one of the most awaited 3D versions of an Old N64 Classic. But here is some of the news about that ario game as well as the up coming eShop for the Nintendo 3DS: "A new 3D game from Nintendo's iconic Super Mario series is in the works for the Nintendo 3DS™ portable system. Nintendo also announced two upcoming collaborations: Nintendo 3DS owners will be able to connect automatically to the Internet at more than 10,000 AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Spots, while Netflix members will instantly stream movies and other content on their Nintendo 3DS systems. These features were announced today at the Game Developers Conference during Nintendo President Satoru Iwata's keynote address, titled "Video Games Turn 25: A Historical Perspective and Vision for the Future."

Nintendo 3DS launches March 27 in the United States at a suggested retail price of $249.99. It lets users view 3D content without the need for special glasses. The announced 3D Super Mario game will feature traditional Mario™ game play and will fulfill the dream of Nintendo video game designer (and Mario creator) Shigeru Miyamoto to bring true depth and distance into the game's mechanics. The game is being developed by the same Nintendo team that created the Wii™ console hits Super Mario Galaxy™ and Super Mario Galaxy 2.

At the end of May, Nintendo will provide Nintendo 3DS owners with a wireless system update that will activate the Nintendo eShop and give users access to a number of features:

A short-form video service will let people view trailers for Hollywood movies in 3D and access video game trailers, screen shots, background information and links to publishers' websites. Content will include short video clips, such as comedy shorts or music videos, selected by Nintendo and delivered to Nintendo 3DS users who choose to receive them.

Downloadable classic games via the portable Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console™ service will include Game Boy™ and Game Boy Color games, as well as those from the Game Gear and TurboGrafx-16 systems.

"3D Classics" will introduce select classic video games remastered in 3D. 
Games currently offered as Nintendo DSiWare™ and an Internet browser will be available. 
The system update will also provide a solution for Nintendo DSi™ and Nintendo DSi XL™ owners to transfer their Nintendo DSiWare games to their new Nintendo 3DS systems." You can read more of this from Nintendo's Press Room or watch the video of the GDC Conference <a href="http://gdc2011.nintendo.com/">here</a> if you missed it because of work like i did or if you were at school.