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Nintendo E3 2008 press conference: Let's play bingo



DS Lite redesign

Mega Man 9

That pesky storage problem

More Mario sports

DLC

A new Wii peripheral

Link returns

Even more Fit

What comes after FFIV?

Pikmin, baby, yeah!

Dragon Quest IX

Layton sequels

Fanboys love Reggie

New Wii colors

Balance Board games

Guitar Hero for everyone

More language trainers

Chrono Trigger

Pokémon Platinum

DS Novel to US

Wii Music

Captain Rainbow

Spore Creatures

Animal Crossing Wii

Kid Icarus

In anticipation of next week's E3 Media and Business Summit, we've prepared bingo cards for each of the big press conferences, filled with some likely (and some not-so-likely) predictions for what each of the big three console makers intends to announce at arguably the biggest trade shows of the year.

Today's card is for Nintendo (special thanks to Wii and DS Fanboy). Our fingers are crossed twice over (trust us, it's painful) for the no-brainer Pikmin sequel. Click on each of the slides above for more information about our predictions. The folks at NWF and DSF got a little carried away, so check out their full predictions (Wii, DS).

Nintendo's E3 2008 press conference begins Tuesday, July 15, at 9:00am PT (that's 12:00 pm Joystiq Time / ET). As always, we'll be liveblogging the event, so you can play along in real-time with us. (Also: check out all our press conference bingo cards, including some for Microsoft and Sony!)

Download a copy (PNG file) and play along!

Tags: animal-crossing, animal-crossing-wii, balance-board, captian-rainbow, dragon-quest-ix, ds-lite, e3, e3-2008, e3-2008-bingo, guitar-her-, kid-icarus, nintendo, pikmin, pokemon, spore, wii-fit, wii-music

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