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[Wiiblog.net] Wii Blog: Nintendo Wii News and Views: Primarily, the focus was on PS2 epic Yakuza, although he did reveal some focus on Nintendo’s upcoming generation console, the Wii. When asked on the decision to bring Super Monkey Ball to the console, he replied “When I first listened to the presentation about the Wii hardware, I started thinking about a good match for what the hardware, and the first thing I thought of was Monkey Ball.

[Wii.qj.net] QJ.NET - Nintendo Wii Blog - 24/7 Coverage of the Nintendo Wii ...: Although, production on the game began before the Wii hardware was announced and given to them, they managed to work out as much as they could before then. When the hardware was announced, there was, of course, a major shift in development (mainly the control scheme), and there is still a shift in the game as they figure out the best way to use the controller.

 [Saruwatari-wii.blogspot.com] Kiyoshi Saruwatari's Wii Blog: Well, anyway, sites like for example GameSpot or IGN will be able to set up their Wii portals and offer video reviews, text reviews, other videos or text or even downloadable game data. Users will be able to set up a special portal too which you can find when searching on the Wii search engine, and they can offer mods for games or similar.

[Blogs.ign.com] Wii Blog - Who will win this generation war? I NEED YOUR OPINIONS: There will also be a lot of people who get a Wii and a 360, but 2 systems can get expensive for a lot of ppl so they will have to choose one and only one. I think those people will prolly choose the 360 ova the Wii.

[Game Centro] Super Paper Mario and DK Bongo Blast to the... : According to the report below both Super Paper Mario and DK Bongo Blast (for the Gamecube) have been delayed in Japan. Rumour has it that it is possible that both these titles could make it to the Wii (in the same dual-version fashion like Twilight Princess).

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