Last Week, hey_suburbia from WiiNintendo says (in New Super Mario Bros. Wii: Why No Online Mode?) Reggie Fils-Aime, Nintendo Of America’s boss, has admitted that he would have “loved” an online multiplayer mode in the game. “This was a decision made purely by the developers,” he said in an interview with Kotaku. “They believe this experience, in the same room, to be elbowing your frien...

And Kat Bailey from 1up.com says (in Reggie 'Would Have Loved' For New Super Mario Bros. To Be Online Capable) With New Super Mario Bros. Wii now on the market, Nintendo president Reggie Fils-Aime hasn't been shy about extolling the virtues of its multiplayer, saying that he thinks it will satisfy even the most "jaded, even your most competitive player." However, he also admitted to wishing that i...

And Holly Green from The Tanooki says (in Nintendo of America president talks NSMBW and lack of online play) Nintendo blamed for Mortal Kombat’s lack of onlineWhy Wii online will rockNintendo Europe talks Wii software and online They did have their reasons. Related posts:Nintendo blamed for Mortal Kombat’s lack of onlineWhy Wii online will rockNintendo Europe talks Wii software and online

And hattrick from WiiNintendo says (in Reggie Talks Mario Online and Zelda Spirit Tracks) Recently, Kotaku was able to sit down with NOA President, Reggie Fils-Aime, to discuss this year’s two big holiday titles from Nintendo — New Super Mario Bros. Wii and The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks.  He had quite a bit to say on each game, specifically about why Mario is not online and why...

19 Months Ago, Chris Mautner from Panels and Pixels says (in VG Review: 'Mario Kart Wii') So it's no big surprise that Nintendo would release a version of the go-kart racing game for its current Wii console. Nor is it surprising, given past games' level of quality, that "Mario Kart Wii" is an entertaining game, ...