Nintendo Announcement New Mario

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Wii Fit Plus

Attempting to snatch the E3 games spotlight back from Microsoft, Nintendo dropped a few head-turners of its own. After a pop-pulsing montage of lifestyle clips strobing from multiple tubes, Nintendo Executive Vice President Cammie Dunaway strode onstage in a stylish white suit to sing about sales data before turning to the show lineup.

The Safe Surprise: New Super Mario Bros Wii

“If there’s an icon for video games, it’s Mario,” said Nintendo. “Mario 3D was great, but we haven’t quite figured out how to move him into the fourth dimension,” said Dunaway, teasing the number four as the key to Mario’s next surprise: New Super Mario Bros, a co-op side-scrolled for up to four players.

The demo looked like Old Super Mario Bros. with a few Super Smash Bros tricks: Grab and carry other players or throw them at enemies. When people lose a life, they come back inside a bubble. The game includes classic warp pipes, hidden areas, and tons of coins to collect. There’s even a new power suit–give it a shake, and you’ll shoot up into sky before slowly drifting down.

The Lifestyle Level-Up: Wii Fit Plus

Next up, Nintendo debuted Wii Fit Plus, an update to the best-selling original with six new strength and yoga activities and the option to queue up exercises in any order. Repeat the ones you find helpful, omit interludes between exercises, target specific body areas for strengthening or toning, keep track of the total calories you’ve burned–they’re clearly emphasizing customizability. New balance games, too, like juggling, skateboarding, and one called “Perfect 10″ where you have to swing your hips in different directions to choose number combinations that add up to 10.

The Retread: Wii Motion Plus

Nintendo American President Reggie Fils-Aime was up next, saying the company’s “primary weapon in all of this is interface.” Weapon? A bit aggressive for Nintendo, but then the company needed to be. Unfortunately what followed was mostly a rehash of everything we already knew about Nintendo’s Wii Motion Plus add-on for the Wii-remote, with a few Wii Sports Resort reveals (swordfighting, basketball, jet skiing, archery) to illustrate the 1-to-1 control scheme Wii Sports Resort launches on July 22nd in the United States.

The Portable Push

What’s even bigger than the Nintendo Wii? The Nintendo DS, and Nintendo devoted plenty of show time talking up handheld (albeit already announced) titles, like an exclusive “special edition” version of Kingdom Hearts, available on September 29th for DS, Zelda: Spirit Tracks, of course, and Mario and Luigi RPG: Bowser’s Inside Story.

On other tidbits about handheld announcement, probably that Facebook for Nintendo DSi, allowing you to upload photos snapped with the DSi itself. We’ll probably remember this E3 as the year social networking (the good and somewhat-less-good bits) invaded your living room.

The Philosophy Lecture

Nintendo, said Iwata, divides the total population into three groups

1. Active gamers,
2. Those who say they’ll never play games
3. Those who say they might play some day.

Where’s Nintendo focused? On the number three, “For every two people now playing, there’s one more waiting to jump in,” said Iwata, adding that the company wants to create individual games that can satisfy every kind of game player, while recognizing that the audience is more diverse than ever.

The Quirky Sneak Peek: Wii Vitality Sensor

According to Iwata, it’s much more than a heartbeat gauge; it’s a multi-physiological feedback tool. How nervous are you? How focused on the task at hand? And so on. “These things are normally invisible,” he said, implying we’ll eventually see games that interact with us at the biological level. Still, we’re talking high concept at this point, zero demonstrated application, which makes me wonder why we saw it at all.

The One You’ve Been Waiting For: Super Mario Galaxy 2

We finally got a glimpse of a new “hardcore” Mario game, and it already looks like Mario Galaxy meets Mario 64. Think 64′s more continuous (if delightfully surreal) realms intermixed with Galaxy’s smaller, globe-like planetoids. The video displayed Mario running through garden levels, donning a bee suit, skidding across frozen lakes and dashing through snowy settings. The upside, it’s a full-blown Mario game. The downside? It looks an awful lot like Mario’s Greatest Hits.

And that’s it for Nintendo. Not quite as thrilling as Microsoft’s show, but an impressively diverse lineup nonetheless.

Executive Summary About Nintendo E3 by Matt Peckham

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