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Be sure to check out IGN’s hands-on with the Wii version where they talk about Wii Motion Plus support and also Balance Board support! It really looks like Ubisoft …
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We already posted the Top 10 Software titles for September a couple days ago, but now we have the Top 20 which shows Kingdom …
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Error Code: 206602 Nintendo DSi Shop – Nintendo Points Card or Nintendo DSi Download Ticket Error

There appears to be a problem using the Nintendo Points Card or a Nintendo …
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It’s not much, but here’s a quick glimpse of the graphics we can expect for Castlevania: The Adventure Rebirth.

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Innovation and Intensity are the Only Constant for a Racing Franchise that Re-Invents Itself Year After Year

Guildford, UK. – October 21, 2009 – Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:ERTS) is proud to announce today that the Need for Speed™ franchise has surpassed 100M units sold life to date.* The newest release, Need for Speed SHIFT, pushes the franchise over the 100M mark, making it the best-selling racing brand in the gaming world. Need for Speed has become a driving force for innovation in the racing genre. Known for delivering unparalleled white-knuckle racing, creative customization and street style, the Need for Speed series has generated over $2.7B in life-to-date sales and has become a powerful pop culture phenomenon.

“Few videogame franchises ever reach the 100M units mark, so this is a huge honor. We have millions of fans to thank for driving us to this milestone,” said Frank Gibeau, president, EA Games Label. “With the launch of Need for Speed SHIFT and the upcoming release of Need for Speed NITRO, we hope to continue to deliver the most entertaining, action-packed racing experiences.”

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EA is known for making games for almost every sport under the sun, and Soccer (Football everywhere else in the world) is no different. The latest in the series of FIFA Soccer games, FIFA Soccer 10, is now out in stores and aims to improve on last year’s edition. This year, EA decided to revamp not only the gameplay, but also the graphics for the Wii version. Despite not being as popular as the Madden franchise, there’s still plenty to get Soccer fans excited in FIFA Soccer 10.

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