The E3 has just finished but there were some great news for each console, new hardware and of course new games

Reggie, President of Nintendo of America, announced a new hardware for the Wii, the Wii MotionPlus; it will allow a 1:1 replication of movement, even a little move of the wrist will be replicated.

Wii MotionPlus

There were also announcements of new Zelda and Mario games coming in the future

Nintendo Wii

Wii Sport Resort

Due to the great success Wii Sports had, Wii Sports Resort contains 10 new games; some of them are

Sword Duel

Jet Sky

Frisbee Throwing

Animal Crossing City Folks

Animal Crossing arrive to the Wii, this time there are 2 environments, the Town where the player can do what he wants, arrange their house, and the City, a place where you can go to shops, change your hair style, go to school or put a mast of your Mii, this game is to replicate the daily life, to interact with friends or to make new ones.

MadWorld

This game is the one the hardcore gamers have been waiting, this game is in black and white and the other only color is the red but it looks really great, Jack, the main character, has arrived at the television series Death Watch, a futuristic game show were the contesters fight for their life.

Wii Music

Already confirmed are over 50 instruments in the game and songs from the greatest Nintendo games.

Some of the instruments are: Drums, saxophone, guitar, maracas, piano.

The Conduit

A Wii-exclusive first-person shooter developed by High Voltage Software.

And now that we’ve gripped the Wii remote in our hands, run through a world drown in uncommon (for Wii) graphical effects and gunned down alien vermin with customized precision, we can state without any hesitation that it most certainly is the real deal. Put it on your radar right now because it is exactly the caliber of Wii effort you’ve been waiting for.

Tales of Symphonia Dawn of the New World

This game takes place 2 years later from the Symphonia for Game Cube

One of the new features in Dawn of the New World is a Monster Collection system. When battling monsters in the game sometimes you’ll be able to recruit them. If you meet the specifications the monster can join your team. Monsters level up and fight along side you and will even evolve into more powerful creatures.

Most of the fighting is done with the buttons, but there is some waggle control as a shortcut of sort for using Arts.Moving around the world can be done with the controller or by pointing the Wii Remote at the screen. A cursor shows up and on screen characters will follow the cursor, similar to Phantom Hourglass.

DS

Chono Trigger

Apparently, Chrono Trigger is a Very Big Deal Indeed. It’s one of the most highly coveted Square RPGs this side of the Final Fantasy series, and when Square Enix revealed that the game would be making the move to the Nintendo DS gamers were both elated that their precious SNES game would return, and crushed that the game wouldn’t show up on the Wii Virtual Console.

The E3 demo started with the lead character Chrono (or whatever you decide to name him from the start) getting out of bed and heading off to the square to meet his crew who’s set up their newest invention: a transporter. Along the way, Chrono meets up with a mysterious girl who ends up getting zapped through a portal after a transporter malfunction. Chrono hops off after her and the adventure begins.

GTA ChinaTown Wars

Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is an entirely original entry into the critically acclaimed Grand Theft Auto series, and brings a new level of interactivity to its sprawling open environments. With the use of the DS touchscreen, players will navigate their way through the streets as they uncover the truth behind an epic tale of crime and corruption within the Triad crime syndicate, delivering the unprecedented amount of depth that has become a true trademark of the franchise.

Time Hollow

Time Hollow follows the story of a young boy by the name of Ethan, who — some how, we’ve yet to see that part — comes across a mysterious magical pen. Without knowing what it does, he pockets the relic and continues on with life. Shortly after finding it though, strange visions start to show themselves to Ethan, and the more he sees, the sooner he realizes that everything he’s watching is coming true. What’s happening to him?

Prince of Persia DS

The DS game brings the gameplay back to the original game’s roots: a 2D experience with lots of platform jumping and puzzle solving in a side-scrolling perspective. The big change is the game’s use of the stylus: other than the ability to activate a special power via any button on the Nintendo DS, this game is entirely stylus controlled. Players slide their stylus to direct the Prince along the levels, tapping to jump and climb. Players will be able to manipulate the world as well, grabbing objects to solve challenges that get in the way.

Skate it DS

The game is still in extremely early alpha stage, but you can definitely see the title improving with every version the company shows off.

The biggest change to the E3 build was a shift in control: instead of tapping to the left or right of the on-screen image of a skateboard to kick up to speed, you now simply push up on the D-pad. The rest of the control’s pretty much remained the same: draw lines, curves, and contextual symbols to pull off ollies, tricks and grinds. Grinding was much tighter in this build, too – it was very satisfying jumping up onto a rail and sliding onto it, letting the momentum carry you across that rail.

That all for today, next time we will bring you the report of Sony.

See you next time.