

song The Island of Memory
composer Tatsuhiko Asano
game Doshin the Giant
released 1 December 1999 [JP]
developers Param, Nintendo
publisher Nintendo
platforms Nintendo 64DD, Gamecube
Um Jammer Lammy VS. Um Jammer Lammy, 1999
Owl original character design from Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo 64, 1998).
Secret of Mana original artwork (Square for Super Nintendo, 1993).
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Love-de-Lic notepad with Paper Mario concepts in it. Paper Mario: Sticker Star director Taro Kudo is at Vanpool now, but worked at Love-de-Lic when Nintendo borrowed his Mario RPG expertise in 1997 to help create the first Paper Mario. In both cases, Kudo worked at an external company, but was brought in to work with Nintendo and Intelligent Systems.
This ties in nicely to my theory that everything great in Japanese games since the mid-90s can be traced back directly to Love-de-Lic. Everything great, and Paper Mario: Sticker Star.
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yes yes yes love-de-lic is amazing
The first and last Nintendo Power covers, the latter issue coming out next month. Perfect.
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Tail Concerto VS. Tail Concerto VS. Tail Concerto, 1998/99
Publisher Dream, an upcoming DSiWare title that has you running a game company. You’re in charge of developing, licensing, and publishing “cShop” games in this Circle Entertainment sim — if the premise sounds familiar, that’s because Kairosoft made a splash last year with a very similar smartphone release, Game Dev Story.
A few details posted by Nintendo Life:
“You’ll be able to develop up to four games at the same time, publish games from smaller studios, and make staff happy by adopting a cat. Fans of indie games on DSiWare may also get a kick from some other developers making a cameo as employable staff: these will include Keith (Tanukii studio), Peter (Moragami), Seigai (Flyhigh work), Chris (CIRCLE) and Hugo (Goodbye Galaxy games).”
Circle Entertainment laid the groundwork for this kind of sim with Bookstore Dream a few months back, which was decent and inexpensive at 200 Points. I’m hoping the company keeps this cheap, while somehow finding ways to improve upon Game Dev Story’s formula.
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man this looks cute i hope they localize it… i might have to look into bookstore dream
The special edition Animal Crossing: New Leaf 3DS up close (click for a larger image).
I know the attention right now is on Wii U unboxings, but let’s take a moment to admire this newly released beauty that will likely never come to the U.S..
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