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Submitted by Sangria 742d ago | news

Nintendo Details Upcoming Game Plan

Iwata provided a glimpse at some of Nintendo's plans for this year's E3. The company plans on showing software for the Wii Vitality Sensor, a peripheral that first saw its debut at last year's E3. Super Mario Galaxy 2 and the new Zelda will also be shown at E3. (Golden Sun 3, Metroid Other M, Nintendo DS, Super Mario Galaxy 2, The Last Story, Vitality Sensor, Wii, Xenoblade)

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