The popular Nintendo DS game Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney will finally be making its debut on the Apple iPhone next week for $4.99.

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With Super Mario Galaxy 2 on the near horizon, many gamers are salivating for some standby Mario action to make the time go by quicker. I have the perfect solution for you: Super Mario Star Scramble 2, a flash-driven platformer that has all the hallmarks of a Nintendo game, even though it was made by some dude in Denmark named Kenney Vieugels. If you’re a Mario fan, you’ll be very happy with the quality.

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Did you think the last Zelda game was too difficult? Me either, but apparently Shigeru Miyamoto believes the control scheme has become too complex and is promising a much more simple affair for the next installment.

“For us, it is important to the to optimise gameplay and make the controls easier. We do our best to make the controls player friendly, since Zelda has become complicated. For us, two things are important: to meet expectations and to surprise people. How we do it this time, I will not reveal. Normally, we create the video sequences, and these sequences are expanded. But this time we started with the game structure. And then with the video sequences. So this time it was reversed. Therefore, we have had little so far from the game to show. But will publish a lot close to the game’s completion.”

Ever what would happen if classic Mario games were designed in the year 2010? The image below is the likely result, though it seems to be missing DRM and the need for an always-on net connection:

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