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The premiere trailer for the sequel to last year's Scribblenauts: Super Scribblenauts. Now with more adjectives!

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Welcome to the N+ Live at E3 2010 event! N+ is dedicated to bringing you the 2010 E3 news as fast and as efficient as we can, and this year we have some pretty nifty options for you to enjoy! Whether you are sitting by your computer, using an iPad at school, browsing Opera mini in a business meeting, or using your phone for simple but informative updates - we have you covered!

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N+ is going to have multiple ways to experience E3 Live! This post is dedicated to the Live Video Feed! We are not yet sure if we can get it running, but we are trying! Stay tuned...

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The rumor mill is hard at work this week. First off is the very official-looking rumor that Activision is currently working on a Wii remake of the über-popular Goldeneye for N64, something a lot of gamers were constantly asking for. But not everything is as good as it sounds.

According to Eurogamer, Activision is currently working on a Goldeneye remake for the Wii, and it has sent surveys including a couple of details such as the image seen in this post and the fact that it will feature 4-player local multiplayer and 8-player online multiplayer modes. The 'downside'? It will feature Daniel Craig's rendition of 007, not Pierce Brosnan's.

The game, according to the report, is set to come out November 2010 (and probably be announced during E3).
UPDATE: Activision is also working on a DS version of the remake; maybe it will be closer to the original N64 game?

This month, I decided to make a banner for my favorite Megaman series... Megaman X! I decided to go with one of the biggest battles in the series... X vs Zero from X5! I couldnt believe the first time I played X5 (I played as Zero first) that I had to fight X as one of the final bosses. Also, the cutscene when Zero flies into the colony and comes out infected with the Zero virus is one of the favorites. He looks so badass evil! So I decided to rep Zero in his Ultimate Virus form! Hope everyone enjoys this months banner!

(PS- CAPCOM PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF WILY PLEASE ANNOUNCE X9 AT E3! Thank you. Love, jayvee!)

We have our press badges, we have our plane tickets, we have our reservations, and we have two weeks until N+ goes to the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3)! This year is already promising to be something awesome, we have a new Zelda that is already promised to be at the show, Metroid: Other M was supposed to be out by now, but still isn't so we expect more info on this as well as some playable demo stations set-up. Professor Layton and the Unwound Future has just become a reality in the making for the west, and With the new "rebirth" to Pokemon coming soon in the form of Black and White versions we really do expect to see some Poke-bombs dropped here as well. Third parties have a lot to offer Nintendo at the show too, we can't forget that High Voltage has been working on a sequel to The Conduit, now just named "Conduit 2" should be something to watch for, Epic Mickey is on the way so maybe we get a taste of that, Super Scribblenauts is something we want to see in person as well (I really want to see if "Laughing Zombies" works). Rumors have been circulating about some sort of new Star Fox making an appearance, Pikmin 3 has been baking in the oven for so long we may finally see something on that, and oh yeah, did we forget to mention that Nintendo said they would be showing off the true successor to the DS, a new 3-D handheld system code-named "3DS"

As you can see there is plenty from Nintendo coming to the show already, and still so much we don't know about, Nintendo likes to drop some crazy bombs here, so crazy the games developers are sometimes surprised, remember when Sakurai didn't know he was already making Smash Bros Brawl until Iwata announced he was? HAH! Just try to imagine what we don't know already, and what could be at the show. Don't forget that industry rivals Microsoft and Sony will be there too without a doubt showing off the motion controlling Mii-Toos: "Natal" and "Move" and how *cough* revolutionary they are, and how *cough* they are pioneers with these ideas, but you know what they say about where to keep your enemies: "CLOSER". So maybee we should check that out huh?

Now here is the fun part, we want Nplussers to give us mission objectives! We know you have some booths you want to see or games you want us to scoop deeper than others, so tell us! use the comments to this post as a sort of wish-list of things you would like us to hunt-down and dig-up. What do you want us to find out for you? Be aware we may have a super special Nplusser interactive post on Tuesday the 15th, so watch out for that too. That post will be special, you must be a registered member of N+ to make comments, so if you are not a member join now and become an Nplusser!

Time Magazine just released another one of their lists: The 50 Worst Inventions. At number 8, Nintendo's biggest flop ever, the Virtual Boy.

The Virtual Boy will go down as Nintendo's shortest-lived system, staying on the market for just six months in 1995 before its mercy killing. The system consisted of bulky, bright red headgear that completely obscured a gamer's vision as he tried to play games rendered in rudimentary 3-D graphics. It was expensive (retailing at $180) and came with a limited slate of games (only 14 were ever available in the U.S.) Nintendo decided to focus its efforts on the far more successful and traditional Nintendo 64 system, relegating the Virtual Boy to the recycling bin.

Via Time Magazine.