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Yet another interview with Koichi Hayashida has made its way online. This time, Game Informer has published their own Q&A with the Super Mario 3D Land director.

There are two things in particular to take away from the interview. A Super Mario 3D Land sequel (like Galaxy 2) is unlikely, as is a 3D remake of Super Mario 64.

Super Mario 64 is a specifically interesting case. In the “testing” phase for 3D Land, the team took a level from Mario 64 and basically threw a 3D coat on it. However, as Hayashida mentions below, the staff soon realized “that the way the levels were all designed was going to create so many stereo window violations”. Hayashida added, “we did rule out a remake of Super Mario 64 in stereoscopic view on the Nintendo 3DS.”

Head past the break for the full rundown of Hayashida’s comments.



On this week’s episode: Kid Icarus: Uprisng, Nintendo Zone and 2 Fast 4 Gnomz.


Expect a large amount of Epic Mickey 2 gameplay footage (as well as a trailer) later tonight!


Not a whole lot to choose from this week. But at least Swapnote users will be getting a message from Uggie!

This week’s Nintendo Download includes the following featured content:

Nintendo eShop
Zombie Slayer Diox™ – Zombie Slayer Diox is a rhythm-action game with a side-scrolling twist. Don the jeans and leather boots of a samurai guitarist living in a future time when zombies have taken over most of the world. (For Nintendo 3DS™)

Nintendo Video™
“Sabotage” by Wale – Wale kicks off a run of 3D music videos from Nintendo Video with the video for his track “Sabotage,” off his sophomore album Ambition. Be sure to check it out and stay tuned for more 3D music video premieres from other top artists coming soon! (For Nintendo 3DS)



Amazon has added in a new entry for Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two on their website. All three versions of the game are currently available for pre-order at $44.99.

Additionally, the retailer appears to have revealed the title’s boxart. Disney hasn’t officially announced Epic Mickey 2 yet, so I wouldn’t say the image is legitimate just yet… it does look like the real deal, though.

You can order the game on Wii here.


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