Plus Japanese people. Dope.

The Official Nintendo Magazine in Europe got their hands on the above artwork, a previously unrevealed power-up: Cloud Mario.

Super Mario Galaxy 2 ships May 23rd for Nintendo Wii.

The setting isn't the only new thing, either. In addition to the usual sort of visual upgrades, Pokemon Black/White will feature a battle system that, if initial impressions are worth anything, will be quite a bit more dynamically depicted than before, with the battle camera switching viewpoints depending on the action and the fighters even casting realistic shadows on the ground. (The Pokemon are still 2D sprites, though, so don't expect some kind of massive Pokemon Colosseum-style graphic upgrade.)

"As you can tell from the screenshots, Pokemon Black/White's adventure takes place in an area different in nature from before," a Pokemon Company rep told Famitsu. "The new story that unfolds in this place, along with the never-seen-before Pokemon you'll encounter, will allow both old fans and people who haven't played the other games to enjoy the experience without preconceptions."

'Pokemon Black/White' hit the 3DS in Japan this fall.

The Classic Controller Pro for the Nintendo Wii hits shelves with Monster Hunter Tri on April 20th. It will come as a pack-in with the game (in black) or as a standalone (in black or white). By itself, $19.99, but purchasing the Monster Hunter Tri bundle-pack will add a $10 to the $50 price tag of the game. Spotted at IGN.

In response to the unveiling of 'Pokemon Black & White' a few days back and the first screenshots, IGN has created a nice piece in retrospect to every game under the franchise's belt.

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The newest additions into the Poke'mania, 'Pokemon Black & Pokemon White' will be released this fall in Japan. No USA release, just yet. This will be the first completely new 'Pokemon' games released since '06's 'Pokemon Diamond & Pearl'. B&W will introduce new Pokemon and a new region(s). 1up.