Nintendo gathered a large group of journalists and analysts in a downtown hotel in San Francisco last week to show off its upcoming slate of games for Wii and Nintendo DS.
Wired's Game|Life doubts there was anyone who walked away unimpressed. From the surprise hit of the show -- Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive People -- to surefire million-sellers like Mario Kart Wii and Wii Fit, Nintendo is in a much better position, content-wise, than they were last year. And although the Nintendo DS still doesn't have nearly as much first-party support as the console, third parties are stepping up to fill the void with impressive games like Sonic Chronicles and Guitar Hero: On Tour.
