'Steel Diver' to become Nintendo's first free-to-play game
It was one of the 3DS's first games, and two years on the submarine title Steel Diver is at the vanguard of Nintendo's move into free-to-play gaming.
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Miyamoto introduces new 'Pikmin 3' features
This is being billed as the pet project of Mario, Zelda and Donkey Kong creator Shigeru Miyamoto: Pikmin 3, a game of herding adorable little aliens and retrieving giant fruits for your home planet's people.
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