IGN has just posted an interview with NOA’s senior director of project development, Tom Prata, about the recently released WiiWare download service:
IGN: How many WiiWare games do you have the …
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There has been some criticism about the quality of titles that Ubisoft has coming. In my opinion, the criticism is almost fully justified.
The true of the matter is this, the Wii is a very different console than what most games developers are used to. The Wii has managed to make a huge success from having games on it that just would not work on a conventional console. The Wii has also managed to increase the market share to a huge group of people that are not that interested in gaming. With Wii Sports, Wii Fit and all manner of games built for family play, Nintendo know who they are marketing for and it is not die hard gamers. If you look at the most successful Wii games, they are not amazing new AAA games, they are predominantly family orientated games/alternative games.
Kind of a long read, but hey you have all weekend.
Led by the PlayStation 2 (PS2), the “128-bit” generation of video game systems has reached a record global installed base that is expected to exceed 180 million units. Of course, the PS2 was the best-selling game system ever.
With high hardware prices and a slow start for most of the current generation of game systems (Microsoft Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 3), DFC Intelligence had originally forecasted that it would not be until 2012 that the installed base for the current generation started to match that of the 128-bit systems.
However, 2007 was a record year on all fronts, as sales of PC and video games reached an all-time high and overall worldwide industry sales soared over the $50 billion mark. DFC Intelligence forecasts that sales for the current generation of systems will pass the $180 million mark in 2011.
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Cubed3 has put together a pretty nice list of potential games that the Wii’s Balance Board could be used for in the future. Everything from …
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18 years ago
Sadness was announced a looooonnnggg time ago by developer Nibris. So far nothing concrete about the game has surfaced except for the occasional concept art. The above …
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Q: The first game will be released next year. Talk us briefly through the development process that will be taking place over the coming months?
RC: It depends partly on …
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Remember June 1st, G4 will premiere the King of Kong on there network.
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Subway 1. Do What You Want – OK Go 2. All the Small Things – blink-182 3. Spiderwebs – No Doubt 4. Are You Gonna Be My Girl – …
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According to an MTV interview with the creators of Shaun White Snowboarding it was uncovered that the Wii Balance Board takes up two slots for controllers.
While getting a demo, …
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18 years ago
The official Eternity’s Child Web site has now opened. Check it out to find out more about this upcoming WiiWare game.
Link
Genre: Party Golf Game No. of Players: 1 – 4 Players
Format: Nintendo Wii Multiplayer: 2 – 4 Players
S. R. Price: €39.99 (£29.99) Wi-Fi: N/A
Release Date: July 2008 Barcode: See Release ScheduleProduct Overview
Super Swing Golf is a fun party golf game for virtual golfers everywhere using the Wii remote as a life-like club. Compete with up to three friends or family across a variety of games and
courses or play solo in the immersive Tour mode. Unlock upgrades for all your items from clothing to clubs and even balls.
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Hello purenintendo readers!! I just wanted to take some time out to thank Jeremy Botta for this Header. You may have already seen it in rotation up …
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18 years ago
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1. Mario Kart Wii (Nintendo) 2. Wii Fit (Nintendo) 3. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock Bundle (Activision) 4. Wii Play (Nintendo) …
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