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My Nintendo News

Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg was originally just going to be called Giant Egg

Former SEGA executive Mike Fischer revealed in an interview that the GameCube game Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg was initially planned to be titled Giant Egg. Fischer also discussed the development of Blinx: The Time Sweeper for the original Xbox and recounted anecdotes about Yuji Naka's involvement and disputes with Ōshima-san.

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Metro UK

Sonic creator wanted to call Billy Hatcher And The Giant Egg a very filthy name

Former Sega executive Mike Fischer shared anecdotes about Yuji Naka's dissatisfaction with the title 'Billy Hatcher And The Giant Egg,' revealing Naka's desire to rename it 'Giant Cock.' Fischer also mentioned hearing rumors of a potential remake for 'Sonic CD' and shared personal experiences working with Michael Jackson on 'Moonwalker.'

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Two Average Gamers

Are Emulators Legal? Everything You Need to Know in 2026 | TAG

Emulators are legal in the US, a fact established by court cases like Sega v. Accolade and Sony Computer Entertainment v. Connectix. However, downloading ROMs of games you do not own is copyright infringement, and the legal landscape for current-generation consoles like the Nintendo Switch is complicated by DMCA Section 1201, which prohibits circumventing technological protection measures. Nintendo actively targets emulator developers and ROM distribution sites, not individual users of retro emulators.

My Nintendo News

Aonuma was stunned by Capcom’s Resident Evil 4 when developing Zelda Twilight Princess

The Legend of Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma revealed in a resurfaced 2005 interview that he was stunned by Capcom's Resident Evil 4 while developing The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. Aonuma expressed admiration for Resident Evil 4's direction and gameplay, stating he learned a lot from it.

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Blues News

Game History and Preservation

The article discusses the legal implications and technical possibilities of using Blu-ray drives to rip games from older consoles like the GameCube, Wii, and Xbox. This technology could potentially aid in game preservation efforts, allowing for digital archiving of classic titles.

Nintendo Life

Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (23rd May)

Several Nintendo Life staff members share their weekend gaming plans, including titles like Indiana Jones, Tales of Arise, and Mario Kart World. The article also touches on new mobile game announcements, trading card game scalping issues, and performance boosts on the Nintendo Switch 2.

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Nintendo Life

Mailbox: Tomodachi Teachings, 'Mainline' Mario, The Artist Formerly Known As Waluigi - Nintendo Life Letters

This month's Nintendo Life Mailbox features discussions on the inspirational nature of Tomodachi Life, the untapped potential of Waluigi for a dedicated game, and the classification of 'mainline' Mario titles. Readers also share their thoughts on Nintendo's GameShare feature and express desires for specific game remakes and ports.

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My Nintendo News

My Nintendo Store will change its name to Nintendo Store in various regions

Nintendo is rebranding its online store from 'My Nintendo Store' to simply 'Nintendo Store' in Japan, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, effective May 27th. The name change will not affect the service's content or offerings.

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PC Gamer

An unofficial PC port of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess just released

An unofficial native PC port of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, named Dusk, has been released. This project, built on a decompilation effort that began in 2020, supports PC, iOS, Android, macOS, and Linux, offering features like higher framerates, custom models, and various gameplay tweaks.

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Retro Gamer

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess finally gets a fan-made PC port, and I can't wait to see what modders do…

A fan-made PC port of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, named Dusk, has been released following years of decompilation efforts. The port offers enhanced features like higher resolutions, uncapped frame rates, and support for mods, with further updates planned by the development team.

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My Nintendo News

Zelda: Twilight Princess unofficially ported to PC with lots of extra features & quality of life

An unofficial enhanced port of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, named Dusk, has been released for PC and is planned for iOS and Android. This port includes higher resolution, uncapped framerates, and numerous quality of life improvements such as gyro aiming, custom models, and Steam Deck support.

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Gamespot

Star Fox Is Back, So What's Nintendo's Excuse For Other Abandoned Franchises?

The return of Star Fox, including a new game for the Nintendo Switch, prompts a discussion about why other Nintendo franchises remain dormant. While Star Fox is being revived, potentially as a remake of Star Fox 64, series like F-Zero, Metroid, and many others have been neglected for years, leading to fan frustration. The article questions Nintendo's rationale for needing "grand new ideas" for sequels, suggesting that modernized revivals of older IPs could be beneficial.

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Retro Gamer

The Gulikit Elves 2 Pro could stand in for most of my retro controllers, albeit with a little help from Bluetooth wireless receivers

The Gulikit Elves 2 Pro is a versatile Bluetooth controller inspired by the Sega Saturn design, offering a premium feel and excellent performance for PC and Nintendo Switch. While it requires separate adapters for older consoles, its tactile buttons, hall-effect thumbsticks, and long battery life make it a compelling option for retro gaming enthusiasts and a great travel companion.

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Gamespot

The 30 Best Video Game Remakes

This article ranks the 30 best video game remakes, distinguishing them from remasters by their comprehensive rebuilding of original titles. It highlights how remakes blend nostalgia with modern sensibilities to appeal to both veteran and new players, showcasing examples from various developers like Square Enix, Capcom, and Nintendo across multiple platforms.

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Nintendo Life

Gallery: SEGA Shares Early Sonic Adventure Concept Art, Here's A Look

SEGA has shared early concept art for the original Sonic Adventure, originally released on the Dreamcast and later on GameCube. This release is part of Sonic's 35th anniversary celebrations, with more events and the fourth Sonic movie expected in the future.

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Nintendo Life

Guide: Shopping For Retro Nintendo Grails In Madrid

This guide explores three independent retro game stores in Madrid: Chollo Games, La Tienda de Videojuegos, and Kaoto. It highlights their unique selections of vintage games, consoles, merchandise, and soundtracks, offering advice for collectors seeking rare Nintendo items and other gaming grails.

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Gamespot

The Best Star Wars Games Of All Time

This article ranks the best Star Wars games of all time, spanning various genres from flight simulators to RPGs and VR experiences. It highlights titles like Star Wars: TIE Fighter, Knights of the Old Republic, and Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, discussing their impact and gameplay.

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Happy Gamer

Sonic Fans Are So Ready for Remakes They’d Even Accept a Sonic 06 Do-Over

The Sonic fandom is highly anticipating potential remakes and remasters of games like Sonic Heroes, Sonic Unleashed, and Sonic Frontiers, with some fans even expressing readiness for a remake of the critically panned Sonic the Hedgehog 2006. This widespread speculation highlights the community's nostalgia and desire for modern takes on beloved titles, fueled by recent successes like Sonic Mania and Sonic Frontiers, and the popular Sonic movies.

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Video Chums

Switch Retro Spotlight: Wario World 📺

Wario World, a unique hybrid of 3D platforming and beat 'em up combat, is now available on Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscription. The game features intuitive controls, silly enemies, and freely explorable stage designs with challenging bonus platforming rooms.

Nintendo Everything

Diddy Kong Racing reveals unused character Roo

Artist Kevin Bayliss, who worked on the Nintendo 64 title Diddy Kong Racing, revealed an unused kangaroo character named Roo. Roo was ultimately scrapped because it didn't make sense for a baby kangaroo to operate vehicles while wearing boxing gloves, with Pipsy taking her place later in development. Bayliss also shared details about the character's rendering and a past pitch for Diddy Kong Racing Adventure.

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