Nintendo Lists and Details Upcoming Wii Games, Including Zelda, Mario, Metroid and New RPGS
As expected, the upcoming year will bring a number of high-profile titles to the popular platform, including Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Metroid: Other M, with Japan getting at least two new Wii-exclusive RPGs: The Last Story and XENOBLADE.
A breakdown of all the upcoming Nintendo-published games listed by the company in today's financial filings follows, along with any relevant comments made by Nintendo president Satoru Iwata during his presentation to investors.
Of course, that's not all Nintendo has to offer. "Nintendo values the 'freshness' of our product information," teased Iwata, "and in general disclose information of our major titles to be launched at year-end during the E3 show...held in Los Angeles in June."
- Upcoming Nintendo Published Wii Games
Endless Ocean: Blue World - Akira
Also known as Endless Ocean 2: Adventures of the Deep
- Japan: Released September 2009
North America: February 22, 2010
Europe: February 5, 2010
Kirby Wii
- Japan: Summer 2010
North America: Not Listed
Europe: Not Listed
The Last Story - Mistwalker
- Japan: 2010
North America: Not Listed
Europe: Not Listed
Described by Iwata as "another full-scaled RPG" based around "the universal theme of human emotion."
The Legend of Zelda
- Japan: TBA
North America: Not Listed
Europe: Not Listed
"We will show the new Zelda title for Wii at this year's E3," vowed Iwata, echoing earlier reports.
Line Attack Heroes
- Japan: TBA
North America: TBA
Europe: TBA
Metroid: Other M - Team NINJA
- Japan: Summer 2010
North America: 2010
Europe: 2010
Sin and Punishment 2 - Treasure
- Japan: Released October 2009
North America: Q1 2010
Europe: 2010
Spin Smasher
- Japan: TBA
North America: TBA
Europe: TBA
Super Mario Galaxy 2
- Japan: 2010
North America: 2010
Europe: 2010
Wii Vitality Sensor Software
- "At the E3 this year, we would like to show you a software that utilizes Wii Vitality Sensor, which we announced at last year's E3 show," said Iwata.
XENOBLADE - Monolith Software
(Also known as Monado: Beginning of the World)
- Japan: Spring 2010
North America: 2010
Europe: Not Listed
"We decided to call it XENOBLADE to honor Mr. Tetsuya Takahashi who poured his soul into making this and who has been working on the XENO series," explained Iwata.
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Now if they made a Wii Breathalyzer they'll be on to something.