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Japan - Capcom gets all-girl group AKB48 to play/promote Okamiden

Uh-oh…could we be witnessing a changing of the guard? I can’t believe what I’m seeing this week. There have been multiple outlets that are beginning to look at the Nintendo Wii as an actual console that offers up plenty of games to make any core gamer happy. I don’t know what’s causing this change in opinion, but keep it coming! By this time next year, ‘core’ gamers might actually tolerate the Wii! Article here

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Nintendo Wii: the ultimate hardcore console?

Not exactly the most fun day here at GoNintendo. As many of you probably know from reading the announcement bar, GoNintendo has been hit with a bit of malware. As I stated earlier in the day, we are working hard to take care of it all. Right now, it seems that the issue is involved with the boards. I want to stress that you can still visit the site and be okay. We are working to take care of the issue, but it might include some downtime for the boards. We’re going to do our best to squash the problem as quickly as possible. Right now, if you go through Google.com, you can see the main site has no warning. If you do a search for the boards, you will see that the site is considered harmful. We are working with Google to remove that classification and get things back to normal. Until then, you may still be seeing the warning. All I can say is to please be patient and stick with us. We’ll be doing all we can to make this go away…and go away fast. Our sincere apologies for the issue. Trust me, we aren’t having much fun with it either. Also, a bit of a note on TDuck. I know a few of you hit him up with your issues on the site. TDuck would love to help all of you out, but the poor guy doesn’t have the time or all the access needed to take care of issues. Please, send your emails over to either Cort or I, and we will be happy to help however we can. You can find our addys on the staff page.

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GoNintendo ‘End of Day’ thoughts - the fight against malware

Two reviews from Nintendo Life… Dr. Mario Express Moto Racer DS

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Co-op - GTA: Chinatown Wars and more

A little bit of mystery to leave you busy while I get some rest. I hope you all had a great Tuesday. Let’s hope Wednesday goes equally as well! See you all in a few, short hours. Here we have our final puzzle mission to solve for The Conduit. These are the details that I were sent… 1. Decipher the code within the image – and head to the destination website. 2. At the website, the task becomes a touch more difficult – find three codes that unlock special materials. Lucky for all of us, a few of our readers stumbled upon the website mentioned above, all because of their undying passion for all things The Conduit. Visit the site here (thanks Greenyz and Seacor!) Now all we have to do is find these three codes that unlock goodies. When you find those hidden gems, make sure you leave a comment. I’ll forward your answers over to our contact, and hopefully we’ll come away with an interview! But before I go, here’s that final audio message that was sent along with the info above.

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The system is celebrating its 20th anniversary, so why not gut it and splay out the innards for the whole world to see? I mean, the DSi was just cracked open…why not take a look at the portable that started it all? More pics here

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Ripping apart the original Game Boy

ScrewAttack Angry Video Game Nerd: Metal Gear

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GameTrailers update

Arc Rise Fantasia Asobu Made in Ore Deca Sports 2 NPC Chibi-Robo NPC Metroid Prime 2 Kizuna Muramasa: The Demon Blade Tales of Graces I’m hoping we see more of the Asobu Made in Ore title…it sounds like a true evolution of the WarioWare series. I was starting to think the game was canned! Link

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Famitsu - this issue’s Wii games

A portion of a GameSpy review… Pros: A memorable series of quirky mini-games that reward timing and precision more than twitchy reflexes. Cons: Some mini-games are poorly explained or don’t function so well with the touch screen; might cause broken styluses. Full review here

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Rhythm Heaven - review