Nintendo Reveals New E3 Titles

Nintendo has indirectly revealed some new games for the N64 and the Game Boy Color on its web site, which has a poll that asks, "Which games are you looking forward to the most?" The choices on the list are:

Nintendo 64:•The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask•Pokemon Attack•Banjo-Tooie•Hey You, Pikachu!•Mickey's Speedway USA•Conker's Bad Fur Day•Eternal Darkness•Super Mario RPG 2•StarCraft•Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards•James Bond: The World is Not Enough•Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2•Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion•Quarterback Club 2001•Looney Tunes: Duck Dodgers: Starring Daffy Duck•Indy Racing 2000•Spider-Man•X-men•Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2•Aidyn Chronicles•Rugrats in Paris•Power Rangers Light Rescue•Ogre Battle 64•Rush 2049•Ready 2 Rumble 2•Blitz 2001•Stunt Racer 3000•Mega Man 64•Resident Evil: Zero•Taz Express•Polaris SnoCross•Sea-Doo HydroCross•Tom and Jerry 64

Game Boy Color:•Zelda Triforce Series•Pokemon Gold & Silver•Perfect Dark•Pokemon Attack•Warlocked•Crystalis•Donkey Kong Country•Beauty and the Beast•Goofy•Sleeping Beauty•Cinderella•Mickey Speedway USA•Dinosaur•Gold and Glory: The Road to El Dorado•Power Puff Girls (3 titles)•Hercules and Xena (2 titles)•James Bond: The World is Not Enough•Austin Powers (2 titles)•Looney Tunes Collector: Alert!•Looney Tunes Collector: Attack!•Mega Man X•Legend of the River King 2•Harvest Moon 2•Lufia•Heroes of Might and Magic•Army Men: Air Combat•Daikatana Adventure•Test Drive Cycle•Test Drive Le Mans•Xtreme Sports•Buffy the Vampire Slayer•Aliens•The Simpsons•Rugrats in Paris•Hoyle Casino

Nintendo previously announced Pokemon Attack for Game Boy Color, which we expect to be a new version of Tetris Attack (especially since the Japanese version - Panel de Pon 64 - has been forthcoming for some time). The company officially confirmed Mega Man 64 for the first time, while Mickey Speedway USA and James Bond: TWINE were only announced for the N64. As of yet there is no information available on Mega Man X for the Game Boy. This game could be a port of the Super NES version, and although the Game Boy Color may not appear capable of handling Super NES games, the appearance of Donkey Kong Country on the same list gives the appearance of Super NES ports being possible, albeit on a somewhat reduced scale.

We expect Nintendo to show all of these games, and many more, at the E3 Expo next month. Stick with videogames.com for full, live coverage of the show.