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Nintendo has packed its E3 press conference and some really interesting announcements were made by the creator of Wii game consoles. More information about each individual release will come soon, but for now let's take a look at the overall Nintendo shows.

There are three big games announced for all Wii and clearly all aimed at casual games loving crowd. Cammie Dunaway, vice president sales and marketing of Nintendo of America, said that "much has been reported for" extended audience "for games, but what really play in an enlarged experience. People of all ages have fun together - whether in one and the same room or from remote locations - put smiles on people and manage millions of new players in the video game entertainment, "shows that Nintendo intends to continue to dominate the market for socially oriented games.

Wii Sports Resort is the clarification of the terms that have already fulfilled the Nintendo Wii in sport, which could be only the most popular Wii game right now. The title will appear in the spring of 2009 and will add new games such as Sword Play, recruit full power and drive with dogs. The new sports-related games will make good on the newly elected MotionPlus announced the addition of about Wiimote. The company says it plans to bundle the new accessory and a new, bigger Wii Remote isolation with the game at no extra cost.

Before you get to experience the new improved game of Wii Sports Resort, you'll be able to busy with another Wii exclusive game animal crossing: City Folk, a sequel to the very popular animal crossing: Wild World for Nintendo DS. The new title will focus on urban experiences that players can enjoy and the social and communications-related aspects of the game. WiiConnect24 will provide support for multiplayer component, which includes proposals for points and hanging at the Happy Room Academy. The players will also be able to go and visit the cities that their friends are up and using the new WiiSpeak microphone to chat with them.

The other major announcement was Nintendo Wii Opening of the music company's first foray into the musical genre simulator. In the Nunchuk and the Wiimote will be used to simulate the movements that are specific for more than 60 different instruments, from violins to electric guitars and drums. The game is expected to be available by Christmas. It seems that no microphone will be used or maintained.