Nintendo’s Got More To Show Off Than One Conference Will Allow

So Nintendo’s conference is always big, chock full of games.

But it usually only goes for an hour or so, even if they have new hardware to show off. So in this age of the internet, Nintendo is going to be hosting two more events in addition to live streaming the E3 press conference itself.

Everything will be on offer from the http://e3.nintendo.com. Here are the times you need, you can subscribe to those calendars as well and it will put them in your local calendar. It should adapt to your timezone.

Press Conference

Wednesday June 6th (AU/NZ) and June 5th everywhere else

West Coast USA / Pacific Time – 9am (5th June)
East Coast USA / Eastern Time – 12 Midday (5th June)
United Kingdom Time – 5pm (5th June)
Central European Time – 6pm (5th June)
Western Australian Time – Midnight (5th / 6th June)
Eastern Australian Time – 2am (6th June)
New Zealand Time – 4am (6th June)

Developer discussion with Wii U hardware producer Katsuya Eguchi

Wednesday June 6th (AU/NZ) and June 5th everywhere else. Katsuya Eguchi has worked on Animal Crossing and Wii Sports, but he’s also working on the Wii U as the producer.

West Coast USA / Pacific Time – 11:30pm (5th June)
East Coast USA / Eastern Time – 2:30am (6th June)
United Kingdom Time – 7:30am (6th June)
Central European Time – 8:30am (6th June)
Western Australian Time – 2:30pm (6th June)
Eastern Australian Time – 4:30pm (6th June)
New Zealand Time – 6:30pm (6th June)

Software Showcase

Possibly a tour of the Nintendo booth, or more. Nintendo always reveal something after the conference at the ‘Media Briefing’ later.

West Coast USA / Pacific Time – 6pm (6th June)
East Coast USA / Eastern Time – 9pm (6th June)
United Kingdom Time – 2am (7th June)
Central European Time – 3am (7th June)
Western Australian Time – 9am (7th June)
Eastern Australian Time – 11am (7th June)
New Zealand Time – 1pm (7th June)

Not long at all now, just 11 days to go. If you need a reminder of the conference times for everyone else. See the graphic below;