About Justin Sharp

I never played Red Faction 2, but I always remember how the first one allowed you to destroy walls and other obstacles. It was so cool to blow through …
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The popular dance franchise Dance Dance Revolution is on its way to the Wii in the form of ‘DDR Hottest Party’. Konami will be bringing DDR Hottest Party to …
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Konami is bringing Wing Island to the US. Originally published by Hudson, the title will be published by Konami when it is brought to the States this SPRING. Here …
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Wii Sports is one of the more simplistic Wii games, and yet I find myself playing it more than any other game I own. I was playing last night …
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This just in! Konami is not done announcing new games. This is what they just posted on their American website:

Major Konami Announcements on Monday!

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This is the official trailer for Dewy’s adventure that shows off a lot of the gameplay for the game. Looks great!

Here is the storyline trailer for Konami’s the Wii-exclusive, Dewy’s Adventure. Enjoy!

The latest sales from Japan are in:

1. Nintendo DS Lite – 194,526 | 127,647 | 756,338 | 8,179,662
2. Wii – 83,754 | 86,395 | 459,188 | 1,378,831
3. PlayStation …
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Zoonami, the developer founded by ex-Rare employees, is now looking for qualified people to work on an upcoming Wii project. Could this be the infamous “Gamezero” or another completely …
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Conan O’Brien and Serena Williams played Wii Sports Tennis together last night. Great video! The Wii is getting a lot of face …
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Nintendo’s President, Satoru Iwata, recently had an interview about the success of the Wii. He was very modest in his responses saying that Nintendo still has a lot of work …
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EA has been slowing pledging more and more support for the Wii ever since its launch. Now that the Wii has proved itself initially, EA is jumping on board …
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IGN, in their Dewy’s Adventure Interview, posed a question to the creator of both Elebits and this new title Dewy’s Adventure about the possibility of Elebits 2. Here’s what …
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This is a follow-up on the previous story about Dewy’s Adventure. IGN has posted up an interview with the game’s creator. Tons of details on the game as well …
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News from Konami is starting to trickle in now. IGN Wii has the exclusive on Dewy’s Adventure, a brand new Wii game built from the ground up to take …
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Rayman Raving Rabbids, developed by Ubisoft, is a title that came out of left field. It was a game that I knew little about when it was launched with the Wii in November 2006. Every trailer that I saw for the game only confused me more about what the title was actually about, or how it was even played.

A couple friends bought the game at launch and the word of mouth showed me just how great the game could be. I bought the game when Circuit City was running their $20 off sale on RRR. I began playing through the game, and it is one of the most fun and unique games I’ve ever played.

First off, this is not your traditional Rayman platformer. It is essentially a series of minigames that follow a loose storyline. Rayman is captured, along with some friends, and it is his job to prove himself in several ‘arena’ type games to get his friends back. The minigames range from sports, workout games, precision, and dance. There are dozens of minigames and they all utilize the Wiimote and nunchuk in unique ways. The sports games are themed from various sports like Soccer/Football as well as others. The workout games are ones that will probably make you sweat. They require more fast physical activity like running with the controller or spinning it around your head like a lasso. The precision and dance games are some of the more enjoyable minigames.

The precision games are ones where you throw plungers at the Rabbids. It sounds a little ridiculous, but IT IS TONS OF FUN! I walks you around in a first-person view in different motifs like Wild West or Space levels. It’s a zany take on the first-person genre. The dance games are my personal favorite. I’m no dancer by any means, but it doesn’t take that much to be good at dancing.

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