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Nintendo's announcement overnight of a black Wii and a red DSi being scheduled for the Japanese market, got us wondering about those new colors coming to America. Who better to answer this than the president of Nintendo of America? More »
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Nintendo promised to keep the world smiling at last year's E3. The company made a few other predictions too, emphasis on "a few"... More »
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Bob Pelloni's 15,000 hours spent making a DS homebrew might sound somewhat extreme. Well, now he's spending 100 days in a room, "locked and barricaded from the outside," to protest Nintendo's treatment of his project. More »
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Can't be long. And according to Reggie, it's not long at all. Speaking with Wired, the NoA boss has said that despite North America receiving 40% of the global allocation of Wii consoles, the average console is sitting on a retail shelf for around an hour before it's swooped up, thrown into a basket with Wii Play, and carried out of the store. To Nintendo, that's a success story, but if you're still waiting for a Wii 17 months after launch, it's a pain in the ass. Will knowing Reggie is "passionately upset about the lack of product relative to demand" help ease your pain? More »
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Right now everyone's favorite video game executive Reggie Fils-AIme is speaking at the Bank of America Capital Markets conference in New York. I'm live blogging his remarks right now, and here's what he's saying: More »
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Troy Wolverton and Mike Antonucci, reporters for the San Jose Mercury News, got a chance to speak with Nintendo frontman Reggie Fils-Aime in an interview published earlier today. In it, he addresses various issues surrounding the Wii and DS including the lack of Wii availability, comparative sales to other consoles and even the broken strap issue. The interview is certainly interesting from a marketing and numbers standpoint, but what really intrigued me was a little sidebar item called "Five things to know about Reggie Fils-Aime" where we actually get a glimpse into a bit of the personal life of the man who's name has become synonymous with Nintendo. More »
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Nearly four months after launch, Wii-less gamers are still camping out and lining up for the next rumored Wii shipment. So what is Nintendo doing to catch up with demand? More »
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Nintendo is hiring! They're specifically looking for an assistant to the Nintendo of America president who—let me check the Nintendo corporate bios—just happens to be Reginald Fils-Aime. More »
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Gamepro sat down with Nintendo of America prez Reggie Fils-Aime to talk about the Wii, its success, its public acceptance, and its future. Reggie admits to be taken by surprise at how well the latest Nintendo console is performing: More »
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Newsweek's resident game guru N'Gai Croal pinged us about a pledge Nintendo honcho Reggie Fils-Aime has made. The company president has promised no "Nintendo drought," which typically follows between first party games. While Twilight Princess is out and about, sites such as CVG rumor that the next two big titles Metroid Prime 3: Corruption and Mario Galaxy won't see the light of day until late next year. More »
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A while back, MTV's Stephen Totilo had a whooper of an interview with Nintendo honcho Reggie Fils-Aime. There's been concern about how the Wii-mote eats batteries. But is Nintendo planning an internal rechargeable battery? Meh. Says Reggie: More »
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Announced in July, but still yet to be seen in the flesh, SSX for the Wii will make its first appearance this weekend with a trailer on Spike TV's Game Head. (No Wii Head jokes, please and thank you.) More »
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Nintendo prez Reggie Fils-Aime virtually sat down with Second Life embedded reporter Adam Reuters to talk about the Wii. With the Second Life crowd obviously a big fan of avatar creation, Reggie was asked about the future social aspects and customization of the Mii. More »
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Worried that you won't get a Wii this holiday? Those day one shipments did seem a bit lower than expected. But don't you worry your pretty little heads about it, Kotakuites. Reggie says they're definitely shipping 4 million Wiis worldwide by December 31st, meaning you should get one if you try hard enough. More »
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In a meal of an interview, Nintendo honcho Reggie Fils-Aime tells MTV's Stephen Totilo that Metroid for the Wii will be out after Marty Party 8 hits in March. Okay, but what about Super Mario Galaxy?! That'll be out anytime between the end of March and next Christmas. More »
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After just eight days, a minimum of 600,000 Wiis are out there in gamers hot little hands. (But not my hands. I still can't find one. I appreciate the outpouring of support from various readers throughout the week, but I have to deal with this grief on my own terms.) More »
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Nintendo ain't just making games for Johnny-Come-Latey's. No. Nintendo is still making h4rdc0r3 gamez (along with making pedestrian stuff for my mom). With the DS appealing to the casual and non-gamers, some are worried that Nintendo's ditching the 'core. According to company president Reggie Fils-Aime: More »
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Reader exit86drummer wrote in saying he had received this t-shirt from a friend who works at a Gamestop. So, being the ace reporter that I am, I put on my Press hat and headed down to my local EB gaming concern to see what the deal was. More »
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With Nintendo's new console weeks away from launch, company honcho Reggie Fils-Aime does a sit down video interview with CNet. It's one of those embedded thingies, so you have to click over to their site to see it. Here's the stand out quotes for the lazy: More »
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Nintendo has released some truly inventive products, which are collecting dust. Take the Virtual Boy and the Power Glove. The company was pushing the boundaries, but that's all that happened. They were pushed, and there wasn't the software there, causing the products to ultimately collapse. In short: They reeked of gimmick. In an interview with AOL, Nintendo of America prez. Reggie Fils-Aime assured that the same is not true of the Wii: More »
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As a Wii Ambassador, Chicago's Endangered Gamer gets cool schwag like an Onyx DS Lite and a cardboard Wii controller signed by Nintendo honcho Reggie. And better yet, he's giving awat two invites for the big Wii Party in Chicago. The Endangered Gamer writes: More »
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Nintendo is hosting a little media get together on Sept. 14 in New York City that will be hosted by NoA pres Reggie Fils-Aime. It sounds like there may be some news announced, as opposed to what happened at Leipzig today. More »
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Nintendo prez Reggie Fils-Aime said that the Wii will give game companies the option of pushing in-game extras on consumers. Currently, Microsoft's Xbox Live serves up virtual bonus goods. At a price. The PS3 will likewise offer such content. More »
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In the latest issue of Game Informer, Nintendo of America prez, COO, and burly hunk of fanboy manmeat Reggie Fils-Aime dropped some vague details on the company's WiiConnect24 online service. About the always on connection: More »
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The brains behind "The Mario Opera" is at it again, reincarnated as the "GameJew." Brilliant parody or shameless self-promotion? Brian Ashcraft More »
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That's Hollywood badboy Jack Nicholson Christian Slater getting his game on at the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation's Celebrity Carnival. The yearly event is used to raise money for pediatric AIDS research. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=180526&view=rss&microfeed=true Hope everyone is having a fantastic Memorial Day and carefully avoiding the outdoors, instead choosing to watch your Steam client's progress installing more Half-Life 2. I'll also accept some indoor only ping pong playing with Rockstar's new Table Tennis. Otherwise, get caught up on last week's happenings at Kotaku. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=176862&view=rss&microfeed=true Okay, so he really does that white guy shuffle with the feet firmly in place, with all the rhythm and soul of a metronome, but seeing the Nintendo VP get down is worth the 7-second investment. More »
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Wondering around the Nintendo party, the company's VP Reggie Fils-Aime briefly talked PS3 price quote. What did Reggie have to say? More »
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Team Kotaku is in the Kodak Theatre right now, fingers ready to liveblog the event, waiting for the Nintendo press con to kick off, while this young gentleman is currently awaiting his impending ass-kicking. I'm calling it now: holding signs with messages to video game executives outside Nintendo keynotes is the new black. More »
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After checking into the hotel, and noting that I was given an E3-specific room key, I cruised over to the Kodak Theatre at Hollywood and Highland where Tuesday's Nintendo press conference will be held. After a quick Reggie sighting, I went back to the hotel and noticed the above marquee looming over my hotel. More »
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These past couple weeks, Nintendo has already made huge several announcements. With the console named and the DS Lite US release date announced, big N must have something exciting in store for its press conference. Our final team Kotaku E3 Prediction Poll wonders what the hizzy heck that is. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=172027&view=rss&microfeed=true During his apperance at the Nintendo World Story on Friday, Reggie Fils-Aime dropped a little announcement about an upcoming Wii racer. More »
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Go Nintendo's iron-on tee made for Reggie's appearance at the Nintendo World Store in NYC last Friday. There's nothing to be ashamed of, wear your Wii loud and proud! Heh. More »
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The Go Nintendo crew have tons of snaps from their trip to the Nintendo World Store, at which Reggie "Kick Ass, Take Names" Fils-Aime made a special appearance yesterday. The coolest photo (no offense guys, you're a handsome bunch) is of this limited edition Nintendo DS, all Metroid Prime Hunters-ed up. My inner Nintendo fanboy is really pissed at me for not going to New York yesterday and trying to win this thing. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=170459&view=rss&microfeed=true Rivals by day. Lovers by night. Well... no. Gaming humor site Consolevania spliced this NSFW interview in which Nintendo's Reggie gets a little too inside baseball on Microsoft's J Allard. More »
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He may not have been talking, but Reggie Fils-Aime made sure to catch his bosses keynote at GDC yesterday. He slipped out of the convention center by a backdoor after the talk. I think he was going to kick the Drop the Bomb guy's ass. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=162828&view=rss&microfeed=true Reggie talks about his laser vision and the ban retailers have on him because of his habit of blowing up stray Xboxen and PS2s. Oh Reggie, you're so funny. More »
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