A New Game from Monolith Soft: Tetsuya Takahashi and the team at Monolith Soft that worked on Xenoblade Chronicles for Wii are working on a new game.

A video trailer for the game was shown in the Nintendo Direct. In one such partnership, Nintendo and Atlus are working on a collaboration that features the Fire Emblem and Shin-Megami Tensei franchises.

RPG Mash-up: Nintendo has begun many collaborations with outside development partners to bring the best franchises and experiences to Wii U.

The game features various play styles, including one that lets both players compete head-to-head using just the GamePad.

The Party Continues: A new instalment in the Wii Party franchise is planned to launch this summer.

Pikmin 3 Photos: The upcoming Pikmin 3 game includes a feature that lets players use the Wii U GamePad as a camera to share the same perspective as Pikmin and take close-up pictures of landscapes and creatures in the game and share them in Miiverse.

Similar functionality for other games is also planned. Community members can discuss exercises, BMI or weight changes and other health topics with other players as a way to encourage one another to reach their fitness goals.

Wii Fit U Communities: New features coming to Wii Fit U include letting players create user communities on Miiverse from within the game.

Takashi Tezuka, director of Yoshi’s Island and Yoshi’s Story, is supervising the development of the new game, which is set in a fanciful world of yarn and textiles.

Yarn Yoshi: The team that created Kirby’s Epic Yarn is hard at work on the first console game to feature Yoshi as the main character since 1998’s Yoshi’s Story for Nintendo 64.

This game is also planned to be playable at E3.

Racing Ahead!: Nintendo is also working on a new instalment of the hit Mario Kart franchise.

The game is scheduled to be playable at this year’s E3.

Super Mario is on His Way: The Nintendo EAD Tokyo Software Development team that created the Super Mario Galaxy games for Wii and Super Mario 3D Land for Nintendo 3DS is working on a new 3D Mario action game for Wii U.Two Zelda Games: Eiji Aonuma, the producer of The Legend of Zelda series, revealed two entries in the series for Wii U.The following is the summary from Nintendo themselves: You can see the entire Nintendo Direct broadcast below (skip to the end if you want to see Xenoblade) but we’ll be updating this story and/or creating more to cover the rest of the announcements. The giant-sized monsters and what looks like three-player co-op also appear to be taking a considerable leaf out of Monster Hunter’s book, in what is the first Nintendo-made game on the Wii U to really take advantage of its HD power. The game was not actually named but it is by original developer Monolith Soft and looks very similar in style.

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