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Trauma Center 2 (DS)

– Sequel to TC1 DS – Release date 7th Aug

Fragile (Wii)

– The direction the game is aiming for is a mix of light novels …
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Well, it’s been 3 weeks since our last poll, so it’s time for something fresh : ) Our new poll focuses around the new Mario Kart for …
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The decision to immortalise the wise-cracking hero in LEGO form is clear: the Indiana Jones films are almost as iconic as Star Wars, and their cheeky humour runs …
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Yesterday we reported that Westin hotel chain will be offering Wiis as a commodity to their guest at a hefty price (HERE). The Westin PR just shot me over this …
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Voice chat is the new name for the Wiikly review. It also has a new day. (Thanks Alkaline for the Summary)

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Smackdown vs Raw 2008
DS version
– Weren’t able to go hands on with it, but the DS version seems to be turning out great – just needs traditional control and fine-tuning.
– Developed by the makers of Rocket Slime. There’s actually an RPG system with an overworld system where you upgrade certain aspects of your character (eg: arm strength, leg strength, etc).
– Looks great – like No Mercy on DS. Phenomenal 3D models. Lots of cinematic stuff with the camera.
– Single-player only. It’s really only supposed to be an “RPG.” Matt thinks this might piss some people off.
– Needs traditional controls. Touch screen controls work alright but traditional controls really are needed.
– Also contains Create A Superstar for the first time. Hopefully this turns out to be the first good portable wrestling game.

Wii version
– Looks almost indentical to last year.
– Lots of motion used – control recognition has been refined. Uses a lot more motion than most Wii games.
– Still playing catchup, but this year there is over 30 new match types (eg: barbed wire).
– The wonky Success Mode is gone, replaced by Career Mode which is the same as what you will get on PS3/360.
– Online play for the first time on Wii. It will probably be quite bare-bones but it’s a start.
– Interactive entrances and finishes. Sounds gimmicky but it sounds like it could be fun. You can continue to beat your opponent even after a match.
– Create-a-finisher and some other PS3/360 content will not be in the Wii version. The Wii version is an entirely different beast.

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Here are some more cheats for you, you little greedy cheaters. These cheats can change your rockers head to a horse,  a bunch of flames, or many more …
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It seems to be the more traditional a game is, the more difficult it is to concoct a sensible control scheme for it using the Wii Remote. Opoona realizes this …
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