Level-5 is teaming up with Capcom to create a 3DS game featuring two of their star characters.
Today, Level-5 announced at their annual conference in Tokyo that they are collaborating with Capcom to create a brand new title featuring the Professor Layton and Ace Attorney universes for the 3DS.
Creator and developer of the series, Toshiro Nagoshi, believes the 3DS is the perfect platform for the latest title.
Today, following Nintendo's Fall Press Summit, Sega has announced Super Monkey Ball for the 3DS. Due out in 2011 in all regions, the game will harness the power of the 3DS and its motion sensing capabilities to provide an unprecedented Monkey Ball experience.
For those who missed the semi-live blog last night, here's a breakdown of all the relevant news. UPDATE: Watch the whole presentation from last night here!
Last night, Nintendo held their Fall Summit for 2010 and revealed quite a bit of news regarding their upcoming products, while introducing a number of new titles.
Click through to read official news from the Nintendo Press Conference as it breaks.
Here on the east coast of America, things just kicked off at 1AM in Japan. The conference is set to cover current Nintendo news, including the 3DS.
A Nintendo spokesperson revealed that the announcement will take place on September 29.
According to an article in the Japanese Branch of Bloomberg, Nintendo spokesperson Yasushi Hiroshi Minagawa has revealed to the news firm that the company will reveal various launch information for the Nintendo 3DS on September 29.
The president of Nintendo of America slips the news last night during a segment of Late Night Show with Jimmy Fallon.
Last night, during a segment of the Late Night Show with Jimmy Fallon, Reggie Fils-Aime, the president of Nintendo of America, demoed Donkey Kong Country Returns. As a bonus, Reggie also showed Fallon the Nintendo 3DS along with the upcoming title, Kid Icarus: Uprising. Shortly after, he confirmed that the Nintendo 3DS is coming out next year.
Some titles were mentioned on the show floor, others weren't. Here's an incomplete list provided by Nintendo on their E3 press site.
Keep in mind this list is partial, by Nintendo's word, and most titles are tentative, if even that.
A short video showcasing the story, characters, and gameplay from the upcoming 3DS game.
Nikkei claims the system will feature the ability.
The latest edition of the Nikkei newspaper claims that the 3DS will feature an ability that has not yet been revealed by Nintendo; the ability to install software.
