Unspecified “behind the scenes enhancements” that allegedly improve system performance are also promised, reiterating what numerous updates over the past year have touted. Enticing, right? We jest. If history is any indication, there’s no doubt that hackers are devising a workaround. Regardless, if you value homebrew at all, then it may be wise to wait this one out.

Well, if you’re like me, and you hate side scrolling games like Zelda, you’ll be happy to hear it’s been remade into 3d! This great marvel was made by a Michael A. Johnston who designed this game to work from your browser! This is great accomplishment, with it raring  8 bit textures and full 3d remakes off all the creatures and environments!Its also impossible to play, ’cause you don’t know when you’re getting attacked from behind and even worse, getting killed by weak enemies.

Enjoy it while it lasts, cause when Nintendo clock on, which they will, They’ll shut it down.

We already know a portion of the conference will focus on Nintendo’s new-fangled handheld, the 3DS — which still has yet to be officially named. Perhaps we’ll catch a glimpse of the next Legend of Zelda as well.

Beyond those nuggets, there’s ample room for surprises. We’ll be on location to report on all the latest announcements as they come. Stay tuned, the big event is only a month away!

Nintendo Confirms E3 Conference Details – [eXophase.com]

Think of it as Mario Party with Miis. Miis will carry a central role in the title, serving as an avatar that identifies players. According to company president Satoru Iwata, Nintendo believes this title will fill the void for a “marquee party game” on Wii.

“The developers are spending significant time for this title so that they can include elements that are must-haves in a party game as well as making sure that adequate volume of game play are available,” noted Iwata.

As if you couldn’t already tell, Nintendo’s hopes are set sky high, which isn’t surprising considering global sales of its Mario Party franchise have hit 7.6 million. Capitalizing on the genre further is a no-brainer. Wii Party is scheduled for a release in the company’s current fiscal year, which ends March 31, 2011. Nintendo of America is keeping mum on a stateside release for the time being.

Nintendo Reveals Wii Party – [eXophase.com]

Priced at $199, the bundle includes both Wii Sports and its MotionPlus-touting sequel Wii Sports Resort. That’s not one, but two games for the same price. Nintendo says the offer will apply to both black and white Wii unit configurations going forward.

Look for the black Wii and its new bundle by association to hit shelves on May 9, as previously foretold by retail leaks.

Black Wii Dated, Includes Both Wii Sports Titles And MotionPlus – [eXophase.com]

Sources close to GameStop say a reservation program for a new Wii bundle is scheduled to kick off at the US and Canada-based retail chain early next month, with general availability following on May 9 in the US.

Reportedly, the bundle will be available in black and white variants. The same configuration will hit Canadian locations on May 23, according to a Kotaku report.

Rumor: Black Wii Comes To North America In May [Kotaku]

Rumor: Black Wii Heads Stateside In May – [eXophase.com]

The confirmation echoes a rumor that cropped up earlier this week by way of retail listings. Look below for the full statement.

Nintendo today updated information for some of its key upcoming software releases, including several new titles that previously had not been dated. Sin & Punishment™: Star Successor and Metroid™: Other M will now launch for Wii™ on June 27 and Aug. 31, respectively.

Nintendo Confirms Metroid Other M, Sin and Punishment Star Successor Delay – [eXophase.com]

Sin & Punishment 2 was originally scheduled to hit shelves on June 6. In all likelihood it is being held back for marketing reasons, considering Mario Galaxy 2 is scheduled to debut in Europe that same week. The shift to TBD for Metroid Other M leaves us wondering, however.

Retailer Wal-Mart has already updated its inventory to reflect a September 1 placeholder date for Metroid Other M specifically. While we can’t vouch for the source, this change certainly lends credence.

Nintendo has yet to comment.

Rumor: Metroid Other M, Sin & Punishment 2 See Delays – [eXophase.com]

Originally created by Parallax Software, developer G1M2 is handling the WiiWare version, promising to retain the same classic gameplay that broke new ground in the 3D space 15 years ago with obligatory waggle support added in. Sounds like a winning combination.

“Descent will pair perfectly with the motion sensing Wii Remote controller and we can’t wait to show players how intuitive the game play and control can be,” according to G1M2 founder Scott Hawkins.

Descent WiiWare Bound This Fall – [eXophase.com]

Offering a eccentric mix of gunblazing and sword-swinging gameplay, Ubisoft’s MotionPlus-powered sequel Red Steel 2 makes its ascent onto store shelves this week in North America. In commemoration of the occasion, the publisher has sent over a high-octane launch trailer that covers all bases. From up-close-and-personal swordplay to pursing a pack of bandits on motorcycles in a riveting chase, the katana-brandishing protagonist is a busy fellow.

Clocking in at a meager two minutes, we’re of the opinion that the clip nicely sums up why you should shell out the cash for this exceptional Wii title. But hey, don’t take our word for it. See for yourself.

Red Steel 2 Launch Trailer Tempts Our Wallets – [eXophase.com]