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Ocarina of Time 3D gets an official release date and Nintendo announces Wii Play: Motion and Mystery Case Files: Dust to Dust for Wii.

Today, Nintendo has revealed the quarter two release schedule for their three current platforms, the Wii, 3DS, and DS. The schedule holds three first party titles of note, for the Wii and 3DS. Ocarina of Time 3D will be launching on June 19, shortly after this year's E3. Wii Play: Motion was also announced which will release a week earlier on June 13, complete with a Wii Remote Plus and twelve new mini-games. A new entry in the Mystery Case Files series, Dust to Dust will be coming to Wii courtesy of Nintendo as well.

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Nintendo will be promoting their upcoming title, Mario Sports Mix, with a mock press conference.

Next week, fans of Mario sports titles can tune into a special live press conference starring the Italian plumber himself. Mario will be discussing his career in sports in promotion of his upcoming Wii title, Mario Sports Mix.

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The DS game does not have anything to do with the color gray.

Nintendo held an investor's meeting yesterday, and during the meeting, Iwata revealed Pokemon Typing DS, DS title that comes complete with a full bluetooth keyboard and a bluetooth enabled DS card. The game will be released in April in Japan, though no mention was made as to whether it would make it stateside, to North America.

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Reports have emerged that the company was sold on the cheap, though debt was also transferred in Columbus Nova's acquisition.

In the month following Rock Band developer Harmonix's sale from Viacom to Columbus Nova, more details of the purchase have been released to the public. Harmonix was sold for $49.99, but along with the transfer of ownership of the developer came transfer of ownership of debt and costly assets. These costs include music licenses and the warehouse space unsold games and instruments take.

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Expect to see the latest addition to the Mario sporting line-up sooner than originally planned.

Following rumors of an early February launch, Nintendo confirmed Mario Sports Mix will be available on February 7th in North America. The new release date comes as a slight surprise, as when the game was unveiled at E3 Nintendo suggested it was a title that would reach the US in the Spring of 2011 rather than in Winter.

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