Archive for September, 2009
Wii Fit Plus dated for Europe
30 September 2009 – If you’ve ever fancied your own personal trainer to work both body and mind in the comfort of your own home, now is your chance!
Wii Fit Plus hits the shops across Europe on 30 October 2009 bringing new exercise features for both mind and body to the acclaimed Wii Fit phenomenon and making your at-home training regime even easier.
Nintendo Fixes Conduit Spawn Glitch With Update?
Nintendo 4.2 update keeps getting more and more interesting. First, it killed the Homebrew Channel (which lasted 24 hours), and now it seems it may have fixed the spawning problem that The Conduit was having.
Nintendo and High Voltage have stated they are working together to fix all the problems with online play. I’m glad to see Nintendo playing nice with third party developers and helping them out. Check out an example of the glitch at the link below.
EA SPORTS and Toy Island Line of Innovative Sporting Goods Hits Shelves This Fall
NEW YORK, Sep 30, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) — A unique new line of EA SPORTS(TM), a label of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:ERTS), branded sports equipment created by Toy Island will be in stores and available for purchase this fall. Designed to help young players take the excitement for sports to a new level as well as to develop core sports skills, Toy Island has begun rolling out the Sweet Spot Sports, Voice Command and Sure Shot lineup of EA SPORTS-branded products. All products will be on shelves by early October.
This is the first merchandising deal of its kind for the EA SPORTS brand under a partnership with IMG announced in February 2008. IMG Licensing, a division of global sports and entertainment company IMG, is the exclusive worldwide consumer product and brand licensing agent for the EA SPORTS brand.
Homebrew Channel Lives Again
Wow, that took a whole (checks watch) 24 hours. Nintendo’s recent attempts to take down the Homebrew Channel haven’t worked very well, and now the hackers are gloating a little:
As you all know, Nintendo pushed a huge update yesterday. Turns out it’s a rather lame attempt to block, among other things, our installer. They also remove The Homebrew Channel and DVDX on every system menu startup, but for that they just hardcoded the used title IDs. So let’s play this silly game: let’s switch title IDs!
I don’t know Nintendo, I think you’re wasting your time with this. Maybe you should spend more time making games like the next Star Fox.
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