David Ewalt from Forbes managed to get an interview with Reggie Fils-aime from Nintendo. David Ewalt threw in a couple of questions such as how did Nintendo feel about themselves after the events of E3 2013 and if releasing the Wii U a year earlier than PlayStation 4 and Xbox One was the right thing to do.

However, one of the most interesting questions that was pitched at Reggie Fils-aime was how does Nintendo feel about the Wii U’s graphical capabilities and processing power compared Sony’s and Microsoft’s next-generation platforms? According to Reggie Fils-aime it’s all about the software and processing power doesn’t matter.

While I personally somewhat agree with his statement, but the problem is that the Wii U has been and still is lacking software and leaves much to be desired. Plus, next-generation consoles such as the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One can actually take advantage of their hardware to create amazing game experiences that we have never seen before. In my book, you buy a Nintendo console to play Nintendo games, and that’s about it.

Take a peek at the video below for the full interview with questions and answers.

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At E3 2013, Nintendo will reveal Super Smash Brothers, 3D Mario platformer and Mario Kart for the first time for the Wii U with gameplay trailers/announcements via Nintendo Direct on June 11th starting at 7 AM. A new Zelda also might appear in a teaser trailer for a short period of time. New surprises are expected to be announced as well in some shape or form during E3 2013.

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The game looks really good, and it feels good to see the old Donkey Kong Country games making a return in 3D, this time with co-op. Yeah baby, Diddky Kong and Donkey Kong can both eat bananas this time around, together. How cool is that? Super cool, I would say.

The game has us flail our hands like a fish on dry land several times- I fear motion controls might take a away a good deal of the core formula of the Donkey Kong Country series, but it’s Retro Studios who’re developing the game, and they have a great track record.

Reggie also gives Jimmy Fallon a chance to have a look at Kid Icarus on the 3DS, the latter going crazy upon seeing the 3D visuals, screaming ‘You’ve done it! You’ve done it!’ like a madman in Arkham. We suggest you take a look at the video yourselves.