Possibly it could get delayed, or there are 3rd party application issues with nintendo.

Its a bit tricky to give a DS tutorial but easier to give a DS playback on colours if you want 

I'd guess that it was pushed back as well. It's happened with some articles in the past which had been delayed and didn't make it in on time. I am curious though. When things get delayed, how do the IFX crew decide what fills the space? Most issues seem rather complete so a fix up isn't really noticed.

although maybe you have a surplus of content in stock for such an occasion.

argggggh, scrapped?!?  i was so looking forward to the promised DS tutorial.

Im stuck on Super Mario Cart.

The Gurch:

argggggh, scrapped?!?  i was so looking forward to the promised DS tutorial.

Im stuck on Super Mario Cart.

lol! trust you... 

It's made it's way into issue 35. We had a few 'concerns', what with our sister magazines including (the awesome) NGamer and the Official Nintendo magazine. So - another great reason to head out to the newsstands and grab that issue...

you can't miss it, it's the one with the cover image painted by......

dot. dot. dot. ;-)

pt 

Oh man, 360 on the net is the best. Free demos to try before you have to buy or rent, or months before release?? The online content and interaction between players is so much ahead of the PS3 network(Which it should be considering the number of years XBL has been around).

But what is horrible is the online experience of the Wii. EGM did this article on how slow down cripples Super Smash bros online to the point that the game is virtually unplayable. A game to be played with friends, when played with friends online, is unplayable. And the friend ID number system to find a player on the net is laughable. And in interviews, Nintendo says they just don't really care.

It's as if their customers are saying:

"Oye, we really want this. In fact, we demand it."

And there response is

"That's nice. Cake?"