The pre-E3 madness continues as Nintendo's E3 website reveals some information that perhaps they didn't want us to know about.

We managed to find two information pages devoted to the titles Pokemon Box and Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg which were not accessible directly through the site, which leads us to believe that the public weren't meant to see this information yet.

Also the controversy over whether the GTA games will reach the GameCube reached a new height, as RockStar were removed from Nintendo's E3 third party developers information page. Gotham Games replaced them on the list. This comes only a week after Yahoo hinted that GTA 3 and Vice City would be appearing on GameCube.

Finally, on the main E3 page, F-Zero was titled F-Zero GX, only to be changed minutes later. This could be simply an error, or perhaps something more meaningful. We will keep you posted.

Links and Sources

• Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg Information Page
• Pokemon Box Information Page
• Third Party Developers Information Page
• Screenshot of F-Zero GX
• Nintendo's E3 Page

It now seems that Nintendo have removed the information page concerning Billy Hatcher and The Giant Egg. But don't fear, Cube-Europe still has the revealed gameplay details and screenshots. Nintendo's description of the title reveals some interesting nuggets of information about the title's gameplay.

Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg brings a revolutionary twist to platform gaming as players solve puzzles and defeat enemies using giant eggs and the creatures that hatch from them. You'll play as a young boy who must use the powers of a legendary suit to defeat an evil king. Explore massive environments, each with its own missions and secrets, and defeat each stage's boss to advance your quest to return light to the land!

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