Last Week, GameGrep Playstation 3 says (in Nintendo Has Some Zelda Wii Surprises Prepared for the E3 2010) After an interview with Eiji Aonuma, he has said that we can expect numerous surprises at E3 2010 for Nintendo. Judging that they have said this pretty much every year, it's up to you to decide if it will actually happen. "It is something we used to talk about with Mr Miyamoto, and he and I agree t...

And Brian Warmoth from MTV Multiplayer says (in Nintendo Plotting Zelda Surprise For E3 2010) Shigeru Miyamoto said he wants to see a Zelda unveiling at E3 in 2010, and new comments from another Nintendo decision-maker indicate that those plans are still in motion. What's more interesting, though, is that in addition to adding MotionPlus support, producer Eiji Aonuma expects to...

And Griffin McElroy from Joystiq says (in Zelda producer teases surprises for next title at E3 2010) Aonuma explained that, in order to try and keep the series fresh, he and Shigeru Miyamoto "have been trying something new in terms of the structure of the Wii version of the new Zelda game this time." You know what that means. They're going to put the Fire Temple before the Forest Temple. We're k...

And Vooks.Net says (in Zelda producer: Expect surprises at E3 2010) Eiji Aonuma has told Zelda fans to expect something very different happening in the world of Zelda in the lead-up to next years E3 The mastermind behind every Zelda masterpiece since Ocarina of Time (with the exception of Minish Cap) spoke to Official Nintendo Magazine about Link’s next...

And Michael McWhertor from Kotaku says (in Nintendo Plans "Surprising" Zelda Showing At E3 2010) Nintendo fans are in for more than just new Wii Vitality Sensor software at E3 2010. The Legend of Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma says Nintendo hopes to show something "surprising" about Link's next Wii-bound adventure.

Zelda Wii: Expect Surprises At E3 2010 [ONM UK]

And hey_suburbia from WiiNintendo says (in Zelda Wii: Expect Surprises At E3 2010) Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma has told ONM to expect surprises at next year’s E3 as Nintendo prepares to reveal an overhaul of the critically-acclaimed series. When asked how different the new Zelda title will be when it arrives on Wii next year, Aonuma replied: “It is something we used to tal...

And Dustin Quillen from 1up.com says (in Zelda Producer Plans Surprises for E3 2010) Still recovering from Shigeru Miyamoto's announcement that he didn't expect the next Legend of Zelda game to "be radically different"? Don't lose hope just yet; producer Eiji Aonuma spoke with the Official Nintendo Magazine about the new Zelda that's coming to Wii, and he thinks fans w...

And CVG Online says (in Aonuma hopeful for Zelda E3 "surprises") Zelda head confirms 'new structure' for Wii entry.
Nintendo's Eiji Aonuma has said he's hopeful he can share some of his Zelda Wii "surprises" at the next E3 expo in June, 2010.

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And 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 Register says (in Nintendo exec reignites Wii HD speculation) Fils-Aime talks up “additional capability” Despite only recently stating that “there is no Wii HD” in development, the President of Nintendo America has since hinted that HD support isn’t the only new feature that may be added to a next-generation Wii.…

And CVG Online says (in Nintendo: HD Wii isn't "the next step") There will be more to it" than simply HD capability, Reggie says.
Simply adding HD capabilities to the Wii is not "the next step" for Nintendo, NOA boss Reggie Fils-Aime has said.

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And CVG Online says (in New Super Mario: No online play 'developers' decision') NOA boss Reggie says he would've "loved" online mode.
Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aime says he would've "loved" online multiplayer in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, but at the end of the day it was the developers' decision.

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