A week or seven ago we showed you the video of someone controlling one Mario with his had, using a pre-eyetoy device. Now in this video they take it one …
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– Mario Kart DS (NDS, Nintendo): 2,782,662 units sold Release: 12/08/05
– Mario Party 8 (Wii, Nintendo): 1,138,330 units sold Release: 07/26/07
– Dragon Quest IV (NDS, Square Enix): …
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19 years ago
Sorry about the misprint earlier. This picture was taken at Target.
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19 years ago
Over the past few months, I decided to go back in time and relive the days of old. Instead of wasting my day doing things that just weren’t …
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19 years ago
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Italy November Hardware Chart
1 DS: 105.000 2 PS3: 69.000 3 PS2: 67.500 4 WII: 40.500 5 PSP: 31.000 6 X360: 20.000
Italy December Hardware Chart
1 DS: 215.000 …
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1. Stomp near Wigglers to flip them on their backs – it’s the funniest thing you’ll ever see. Until they flip over and ‘kill your ass’.
10. You …
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19 years ago
10. Arkanoid DS (DS) Another remake for a classic that originally appeared in the 1980s, “Arkanoid DS” offers you the option of picking up your own Vaus controller …
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GS: And what do you think of the place of, like, you know, like the PlayStation 3 in this market, or, you know, how do you think that that market’s evolving? Do you, I mean, obviously, you know, you still have a great relationship with Sony, and you’re talking about that being your main focus, so it seems clear to me that you believe in it.
DJ: You mean consoles in general, or the PlayStation 3?
GS: Well, you know, I guess… both. Either.
DJ: Huh. Well I love the PlayStation 3. I mean, I have a Wii, I barely play it — not because I don’t like it or appreciate it, I just, you know, it’s not my cup of tea at the moment. Mario Galaxy, I thought was pretty cool. I’ve got to be honest: I didn’t think that it was as good as Ratchet. I didn’t get the huge big deal over it; I thought it was a really good Mario game, but I wasn’t like, “Oh my God, it’s Mario 64!” I’m totally in the minority in that.
Of course, I like my Wii; I love my 360, I think the 360’s awesome; I really do love the PlayStation 3, though, and I was really excited to hear some journalists talking recently about the new Burnout. With Burnout, if you really want to play Burnout the way it’s supposed to be played, play it on the PlayStation 3.
And I think now we’re just starting to see the idea that the PS3 is going to be capable of ultimately being the best system out there, in terms of delivering the best games and the best performance. And, you know, I love the fact that Blu-ray seems to be doing really well, and seems to be winning the format war. So I’m a big fan of the PlayStation 3.
Of course I wish it was a little less costly, I wish it had a bigger market share, but I think all that is just to come. I don’t look at the situation and think that it’s: “Where it is now is where it’s going to be.” I ultimately see it being pretty close to ahead, if not totally ahead, in terms of Xbox, in terms of market share when all the dust settles. I’m a big fan.
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19 years ago
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Among the hallmarks of the Destroy All Humans franchise are weapons and Crypto’s mental powers. If you’ve played either (or both) of the previous games, you know the weapons in the games are exotic, over the top, and often just plain hilarious. And the second game offers a good number of weapons the first one didn’t. So when it came time for our team to begin designing Big Willy Unleashed, we wanted a whole new way to play the game and still remain true to the franchise.
What better way to do that than to offer even newer weapons.
Time-Tested Fundamentals
The first two games (taking place in the 50s and 60s respectively) have shown that when it comes to destroying all humans while simultaneously harvesting their DNA, it’s always the “right tool for the right job.” Even in the modern era of ‘70s, the flying saucer’s Death Ray is just about the best thing around to rain down pain and terror from above, just like it did in prior decades. The Sonic Boom is still the weapon of choice to send enemy tanks a message of “greetings from outer space.” And nothing still says “take me to your leader” like the Quantum Decontructor, the ultimate weapon for any Furon invasion for turning a thriving metropolis into a smoldering redevelopment zone.
But wait, that’s not all!
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