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The Official Nintendo Magazine Reviews LEGO City, Luigi’s Mansion 2, And More

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The latest edition of the Official Nintendo Magazine features a number of reviews for several high-profile games on Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. The publication awarded LEGO City: Undercover 90%, which stands in stark contrast to EDGE’s review score of five out of ten. The Official Nintendo Magazine also gave Luigi’s Mansion 2 a 92% review score. The game was awarded eight out of ten by EDGE. Here’s the rest of the reviews from the Official Nintendo Magazine.

  • Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate – 92%
  • Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage 2 – 32%
  • LEGO City: Undercover – 90%
  • Luigi’s Mansion 2 – 92%
  • Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate (3DS) – 88%
  • Need for Speed: Most Wanted U – 90%
  • Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 (DS) – 71%
  • Zen Pinball 2 – 68%

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The Official Nintendo Magazine Tease Was Actually Resident Evil Revelations, Features Off-TV Play

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The surprise teaser from the Official Nintendo Magazine was actually Resident Evil: Revelations for Wii U, which was announced a few weeks ago. The information was revealed when subscribers started getting their copies of the magazine through the mail. The magazine features a ten page exclusive on the game which is due to arrive in North America on May 21st, and throughout Europe on May 24th. The publication has confirmed that Resident Evil: Revelations for Wii U will feature off-TV play, and will support the Wii U Pro Controller. You will also be able to use the Wii U GamePad to access quick inventory changes and also gain access to multi-level 3D maps.

Nintendo Gamer Subscriptions Will Be Changed To Official Nintendo Magazine

We heard a couple of weeks back that UK publication Nintendo Gamer will be closing its doors primarily due to diminishing sales within the print sector. Well, those that have a subscription with Nintendo Gamer magazine will now have their subscription automatically moved over to the Official Nintendo Magazine. Those of you that have subscribed to Nintendo Gamer should be receiving a letter in the mail informing you of the change over.

The Official Nintendo Magazine Says Super Mario Galaxy 2 Is The Greatest Nintendo Game Of All-Time

The official Nintendo magazine believes that the sublime Super Mario Galaxy 2 is the greatest Nintendo game of all-time. The publication has compiled a list of the top 100 Nintendo games, which contains the likes of The Legend Of Zelda: Skyward Sword and Super Mario Bros. Do you agree with their decision to list Super Mario Galaxy 2 as the greatest Nintendo game of all-time?

Nintendo Wii: Zelda Wii Demo Scheduled For E3 2010

Zelda series director Eiji Aonuma recently sat down with the Official Nintendo Magazine to discuss the highly anticipated Zelda game for the Nintendo Wii.

According to Aonuma development on the game is already well under way and the Nintendo team are hopeful that they will be able to show off the fruits of their labour at next years E3 gaming expo.

Eiji Aonuma said that the firm was already in the process of creating “scenarios, dungeon-making and so on”.

He added that the game was already working with MotionPlus and that his team had “already got a very solid response” from the technology.

He said: “You may be under the impression that we are still only in the early stages of development – [but] in fact we are well into the making of the game…

“Our team has been working on making the building blocks regarding the action – the scenarios, dungeon-making and so on. We are well underway.”

He added: “I hope that we can show you something at the E3 show next year and it is something we are hopeful will be surprising.”

-  Official Nintendo Magazine

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Nintendo DS: Zelda: Spirit Tracks Scores High With Offical Nintendo Magazine

The highly anticipated Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks has scored high with the Official Nintendo Magazine.

The gaming publication states that Link’s latest adventure is an “absolute joy to play from start to finish” and that the game is “completely rammed to the gills with side-quests, secret areas and collectables”.  To top it off they gave Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks an impressive 91 percent.

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Nintendo Wii: Wii Sports Resort Gets A 94% Review Score

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The Official Nintendo Magazine is calling Wii Sports Resort “a-must-have-game” in its latest review.

Wii Sports Resort has scored a whopping 94% in the latest issue of the Official Nintendo Magazine. The gaming publication claims that the title thoroughly showcases what Wii MotionPlus is all about, and is a must-have-title for any Nintendo Wii owner.

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Nintendo DS: First Grand Theft Auto:Chinatown Wars Review Arrives

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The Official Nintendo Magazine have laid their hands on a final review code of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars and have awarded it a incredible 94%.

The magazine simply gushes with enthusiasm as they radically stateit’s every bit as compelling, impressive and fun to play as its home console cousins. If not more so.” Sounds as though it’s sure to be an essential purchase for the extensive DS user base.

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Nintendo: Official Nintendo Magazine Reveals Best Nintendo Game Ever

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With an extensive back catalogue of ground-breaking and innovative titles you’d be extremely hard pressed to find the ideal candidate for best Nintendo game ever. Well, it appears as though the Official Nintendo Magazine has found exactly just that, as it names the platforming delights of Super Mario Bros as its best Nintendo game ever.

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Nintendo: Exclusive Nintendo News Coming Soon?

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Subscribers of the Official Nintendo Magazine received an email today stating that there’s a delay with the next issue as it’s set to contain “exclusive content”.

No word has surfaced as of yet to what this ‘exclusive content‘ might actually be, but as ever, the Internet is ablaze with speculation ranging from a new iteration in the Pilotwings franchise to Nintendo’s next big ‘casual’ title.

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