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justakuma schrieb:
Vor nem halben Jahr oder so hatte ich wieder total Lust auf Detektiv Conan.
Hab mir damals die Folgen 1-150 angeschaut und danach hatte ich keine Lust mehr xD

Es passiert einfach nichts neues mehr :sorry:
Alle 50 Folgen gibts mal wieder nen Hinweis zu den Männern in schwarz aber ansonsten nur:

"Hey vor 30 Jahren hat er meinen kleinen Bruder umgebracht und deshalb hab ich mich zu ner Frau umoperieren lassen um seine Sektretärin zu werden und heute am Jahrestag von meinem kleinen Bruder hab ich meine Unterwäsche mit Rattengift vollgeschmiert weil ich weiß das er immer gerne dran schnüffelt blabla"

:v:
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Ich hab mal ne Folge gesehen wo er mit irgendner Opersängerin auf nem kleinen Boot in nem Stausee (oder so) war. Irgendwo 50km entfernt warn Telefon und drum hat er mit seinem Instant-Football Dings drauf geschoßen damit der Hörer runterfällt und dann per Gesang auf ne Nummer gewählt und Hilfe gerufen :ugly:
Und irgendwann hat er mit seiner Kinderbande ne Supermarktrechnung gefunden und sofort drauf geschloßen das der Typ nen Mord plant.
Und ich hab die Serie wie gesagt kaum gesehen, war halt die Zeit in der RTL 2 noch cool war und ned nur Assi TV brachte
 
Dr Kawashima’s Devilish Brain Training: Can you stay focused? PAL Termin

30.01.13 - Nintendo gibt bekannt, dass das Denkspiel Dr Kawashima’s Devilish Brain Training: Can you stay focused? am 12.04.13 in Europa im stationären Einzelhandel auf Card und im eShop als Download erscheinen wird.
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Quelle: GameFront.de
 
[h=2]Nintendo releasing “cavalcade” of big-name, fan-favorite Wii U and 3DS games[/h]
Let’s face it: Nintendo’s early 2013 lineup is bleak. Nintendo only has one major, core game releasing in January and February: Fire Emblem: Awakening.
Things will begin to turn around in March, according to president Satoru Iwata. Through the rest of the year and into 2014, “Nintendo will release a cavalcade of strong, fan-favorite software titles for both Wii U and Nintendo 3DS.”
Iwata wrote in an investor’s statement:


“Beginning in March and continuing through the rest of the calendar year and into 2014, Nintendo will release a cavalcade of strong, fan-favorite software titles for both Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. New entries in the Mario Kart, Super Mario, Legend of Zelda, LEGO City, Wii Fit and Pikmin franchises will help Nintendo regain momentum for Wii U. Additionally, highly anticipated Nintendo 3DS games such as Luigi’s Mansion 2 and Animal Crossing: New Leaf have the potential to be hardware drivers and bring new audiences to the platform.”


http://nintendoeverything.com/11161...of-big-name-fan-favorite-wii-u-and-3ds-games/
 
Wird doch da aufgezählt:
New entries in the Mario Kart, Super Mario, Legend of Zelda, LEGO City, Wii Fit and Pikmin franchises ... highly anticipated Nintendo 3DS games such as Luigi’s Mansion 2 and Animal Crossing: New Leaf
 
Perplex schrieb:
Wird doch da aufgezählt:
New entries in the Mario Kart, Super Mario, Legend of Zelda, LEGO City, Wii Fit and Pikmin franchises ... highly anticipated Nintendo 3DS games such as Luigi’s Mansion 2 and Animal Crossing: New Leaf
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Was soll er auch sonst sagen. Geheime Projekte wird er da nicht nennen. :P

Will ich so auch um ehrlich zu sein nicht hören.
 
Nintendo willing to help Japanese third-parties release 3DS games overseas

Western third-party support of handheld development has dropped off, according to Nintendo president Satoru Iwata. Studios aren’t making as many portable titles as compared to the time of the DS.

That being said, Japanese companies are more involved than ever with 3DS game-making. Nintendo plans “to more actively support the Japanese software developers in distributing their key titles overseas this year.” Iwata specifically pointed to Professor Layton as a series that Nintendo has published in the west and said the that company will “increase the number of such games for
the U.S. market as well as in Europe.”

Finally, Iwata expressed openness in working with third-party developers in releasing their games overseas. Maybe they’ll give Square Enix a kick in the butt when it comes to Bravely Default?

http://nintendoeverything.com/11172...ese-third-parties-release-3ds-games-overseas/


Find ich super, dass Nintendo sich hier verstärkt reinhängt :) .
 
Nintendo’s financial briefing – 10 in-house 3DS games this year, no Wii U price cut, NFC, more

Satoru Iwata is currently hosting an investors briefing for Nintendo’s latest financial results. As usual, analyst David Gibson has been live-tweeting from the event.

Read on below for a summary of items discussed during the meeting:

- Iwata says he feels great responsibility for not achieving forecast target
- 3DS is, in Japan, on good track with 3/5 top games from Nintendo
- Animal Crossing: New Leaf has exceeded plans
- US market has been worse with only 2 out of the top 20 titles from 3DS and no console in the territory
- US sales down 27%, compared to Japan while previously 2.5x
- “also blaming competitors were aggressively bundling titles in usa and eu”
- Germany and France 3DS sales up year-over-year
- These are the best markets for Europe
- In the US, Nintendo had 5 titles in the top 20
- France: 11/20; Germany: 10/20; Spain: 11/20
- UK was lower
- “still saying 3ds volumes accum exceeding ds ramp”
- Overseas 3DS software is not there yet to drive hardware sales, but has become leading platform in Japan
- Wii U value proposition not delivered enough to consumers
- Nintendo is selling below cost and not planning to discount further
- “set minimum 100bn op for next fy,committment from mgmt, want to eliminate loss per unit aggressively”
- To achieve this target in Japan, 3DS will gain Monster Hunter 4, Dragon Quest VII, Pokemon X/Y, and has Animal Crossing
- Overseas, Nintendo will release Fire Emblem, Brain Age, LEGO City, Animal Crossing by mid-year
- 10 more titles coming from Nintendo
- All of these games will be available digitally on 3DS
- More Japanese 3DS games for third-parties will be released overseas like Professor Layton
- Digital space has proven important for sales
- Animal Crossing: New Leaf sales account for 1/4 of sales
- Nintendo wants to do more third-party collaborations
- Not just licencing; Nintendo wants to collaborate with developers
- Wii U connectivity rate is 74%
- Nintendo wants to enhance pad usage
- Google Street View delayed to mid-February for Japan
- Iwata says it’s an example of what they want to do with the GamePad in living room
- Called “WiiStreetU”
- Can tour places from living room
- Adjusts to orientation of GamePad as you pan around
- Handheld and console R&D is now together
- Plan is that software can work across each other with potential for mid-long term
- Wii U will have more software to come out from mid-year onwards in particular
- Miyamoto: changing my gaming style with Wii U
- Miyamoto – saying developers have not put much uniqueness in games as yet
- Iwata: Wii U is part of my life
- Iwata says not every single game can become cloud offered and believes hardware won’t become obsolete
- Need to think of something new and unexpected in games
- Miyamoto: smartphone games are now so functional, users become satisfied
- Nintendo’s mission is to offer more and hence users buy their systems
- Miyamoto: for consoles, he thinks the TV can be more useful in people’s lives; this is Wii U’s mission
- Animal Crossing: New Leaf has been more successful with more women/girls compared to the DS game; 2/3 women buyers
- 3DS female mix was 25% in week 1, but that hit 50% when Animal Crossing launched and continues at high levels since the game released
- Iwata: need to think of better way to communicate asymetrical gameplay
- Miyamoto: don’t think all games should incorporate asymetrical gameplay
- Miyamoto: Miyamoto thinks besides HD there is no better way to play with 2 screens
- Iwata: said up until middle of last year was difficult to develop for Wii U for Nintendo and 3rd party, improve over time, we have overcome it
- “processor is memory optimised,cpu/gpu becoming less important, competitors doing the same”
- Iwata: digital sales key for growth, but won’t replace packaged releases
- Achieved 11bn sales in 9 months
- Wii U NFC “can be used for games with figures/cards working with game, making preparations in that direction ,say by end of yr”
- ” nfc is similar to felica in jp so studying to use nfc for e-money, no change to dividend policy or return to shareholders”
- Iwata: it is my mission to improve and make our platforms solid and hence achieve 100bn op, wiiu after summer will have more games to drive

http://nintendoeverything.com/11170...-games-this-year-no-wii-u-price-cut-nfc-more/



Na da bin ich echt gespannt, was es mit den10 Titeln in diesem Jahr von Nintendo auf sich hat :o und Japan-Games für uns :-) .
 
Icefox schrieb:
Nintendo’s financial briefing – 10 in-house 3DS games this year, no Wii U price cut, NFC, more

Satoru Iwata is currently hosting an investors briefing for Nintendo’s latest financial results. As usual, analyst David Gibson has been live-tweeting from the event.

Read on below for a summary of items discussed during the meeting:

- Iwata says he feels great responsibility for not achieving forecast target
- 3DS is, in Japan, on good track with 3/5 top games from Nintendo
- Animal Crossing: New Leaf has exceeded plans
- US market has been worse with only 2 out of the top 20 titles from 3DS and no console in the territory
- US sales down 27%, compared to Japan while previously 2.5x
- “also blaming competitors were aggressively bundling titles in usa and eu”
- Germany and France 3DS sales up year-over-year
- These are the best markets for Europe
- In the US, Nintendo had 5 titles in the top 20
- France: 11/20; Germany: 10/20; Spain: 11/20
- UK was lower
- “still saying 3ds volumes accum exceeding ds ramp”
- Overseas 3DS software is not there yet to drive hardware sales, but has become leading platform in Japan
- Wii U value proposition not delivered enough to consumers
- Nintendo is selling below cost and not planning to discount further
- “set minimum 100bn op for next fy,committment from mgmt, want to eliminate loss per unit aggressively”
- To achieve this target in Japan, 3DS will gain Monster Hunter 4, Dragon Quest VII, Pokemon X/Y, and has Animal Crossing
- Overseas, Nintendo will release Fire Emblem, Brain Age, LEGO City, Animal Crossing by mid-year
- 10 more titles coming from Nintendo
- All of these games will be available digitally on 3DS
- More Japanese 3DS games for third-parties will be released overseas like Professor Layton
- Digital space has proven important for sales
- Animal Crossing: New Leaf sales account for 1/4 of sales
- Nintendo wants to do more third-party collaborations
- Not just licencing; Nintendo wants to collaborate with developers
- Wii U connectivity rate is 74%
- Nintendo wants to enhance pad usage
- Google Street View delayed to mid-February for Japan
- Iwata says it’s an example of what they want to do with the GamePad in living room
- Called “WiiStreetU”
- Can tour places from living room
- Adjusts to orientation of GamePad as you pan around
- Handheld and console R&D is now together
- Plan is that software can work across each other with potential for mid-long term
- Wii U will have more software to come out from mid-year onwards in particular
- Miyamoto: changing my gaming style with Wii U
- Miyamoto – saying developers have not put much uniqueness in games as yet
- Iwata: Wii U is part of my life
- Iwata says not every single game can become cloud offered and believes hardware won’t become obsolete
- Need to think of something new and unexpected in games
- Miyamoto: smartphone games are now so functional, users become satisfied
- Nintendo’s mission is to offer more and hence users buy their systems
- Miyamoto: for consoles, he thinks the TV can be more useful in people’s lives; this is Wii U’s mission
- Animal Crossing: New Leaf has been more successful with more women/girls compared to the DS game; 2/3 women buyers
- 3DS female mix was 25% in week 1, but that hit 50% when Animal Crossing launched and continues at high levels since the game released
- Iwata: need to think of better way to communicate asymetrical gameplay
- Miyamoto: don’t think all games should incorporate asymetrical gameplay
- Miyamoto: Miyamoto thinks besides HD there is no better way to play with 2 screens
- Iwata: said up until middle of last year was difficult to develop for Wii U for Nintendo and 3rd party, improve over time, we have overcome it
- “processor is memory optimised,cpu/gpu becoming less important, competitors doing the same”
- Iwata: digital sales key for growth, but won’t replace packaged releases
- Achieved 11bn sales in 9 months
- Wii U NFC “can be used for games with figures/cards working with game, making preparations in that direction ,say by end of yr”
- ” nfc is similar to felica in jp so studying to use nfc for e-money, no change to dividend policy or return to shareholders”
- Iwata: it is my mission to improve and make our platforms solid and hence achieve 100bn op, wiiu after summer will have more games to drive

http://nintendoeverything.com/11170...-games-this-year-no-wii-u-price-cut-nfc-more/



Na da bin ich echt gespannt, was es mit den10 Titeln in diesem Jahr von Nintendo auf sich hat :o und Japan-Games für uns :-) .
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Na das hört sich doch mal sehr gut an. Bin gespannt und freue mich auf Ankündigungen. Das wird ein spannendes Jahr. Ich bin mir sicher das Nintendo noch genug Futter hat um auf die Konkurrenz zu antworten!
 
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