Discover past and present of the Sin and Punishment games as Satoru Iwata invites developer Treasure as well as internal staff for the latest edition of 'Iwata Asks'.

Often described as a cult shooter from the end of the Nintendo 64 era, the original Sin and Punishment is a game cherished by many who played it - but it was not until its release on Virtual Console that European gamers could sample its frantic action delights for themselves.

It's a different story altogether for its Wii sequel, Sin and Punishment: Successor of the Skies, whose relentless 60-frames-per-second thrills can be experienced by European players from 7 May.

Developer Treasure has a high reputation in the shooter genre, prompting Nintendo President Satoru Iwata to invite its President, as well as the game's Director and Art Director for a new session of 'Iwata Asks'.

Click here to read Iwata Asks - Sin and Punishment: Successor of the Skies and discover past and present of the series in an in-depth interview with developer Treasure.

Sin and Punishment: Successor of the Skies will be in shops 7 May, only for Wii.