Nintendo News

In a interview yesterday, Neversoft president Joel Jewett announced that Neversoft will not be involved in the Tony Hawk games anymore, instead they just want to focus …
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This was actually hidden in the press release below about No More Hero’s. I thought I would isolate it and put it here.

Tempering this good news slightly, Mr. Defries …
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January 13th 2009 – The votes have been cast and the results are in. Rising Star Games is proud to announce that No More Heroes has received consistent recognition in the annual game of the year round-ups. Winning several awards for game design, story and visuals in the Nintendo Wii™ category of several awards, No More Heroes also made the top ten in many publications’ “Games of 2008” and was nominated for many more, including Nintendo Game of the Year at the Golden Joysticks.

The top UK awards are as follows:

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This bill was presented to congress by California Congressman Rep. Joe Baca (D). The bill is titled “The Video Game Health Labeling Act of 2009.”

[The bill] creates a new …
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Both Sega and Marvelous have a teaser and a counter for upcoming game announcements.  Marvelous announcement will be January 21st, and SEGA’s announcement January 23rd.

Marvelous Anouncement  Teaser

SEGA …
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REDMOND, Wash., Jan. 13, 2009 – Nintendo’s new Wii Music™ game is spreading from the family room to the classroom, thanks to newly formed collaborations with select schools and educators. To help inspire students and promote an active appreciation for music, Nintendo is working with teachers to incorporate Wii™ consoles and Wii Music software into their lesson plans to offer teachers a unique tool for creativity and improvisation.

Nintendo’s collaborators in this effort include MENC: The National Association for Music Education, which is recognized as the world’s largest arts education organization and as a teaching resource for all levels from preschool to graduate school. MENC will help teachers in 51 cities across the nation integrate Wii Music into their curricula, making use of the game’s 60-plus instruments and fun array of tutorial exercises in rhythm, tempo and song structure.

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I have read a ton of stuff today (a ton) and nothing was more interesting this this article. This is something that I have been debating in …
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I have not played Links Cross Bow training since I got the game. If I had this Zapper I would most definitely be playing it …
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Moon

– Bozon liked it – Gave the game an 8.5
– Runs 60 FPS, looks beautiful, technically awesome
– A lot of exploration
– Remote access droid is pretty cool
– Only downside is that you shoot at a lot of floating robots – Become repetitive – Worlds look the same
– Still a really fun game – pretty rewarding
– Seems to be inspired my Metroid
– Story neat as well
– Bozon thinks best FPS on DS is still Metroid Prime Hunters
– Hope to get news on Wii game soon

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I am glad that something in my local city has made the Nintendo news. If you are a Chattanooga TN area and would like to …
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“The long-awaited Wii production increase (which started in July) finally arrived late in September and we have seen significant increases each month since. We expect this to continue in December, …
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Videos

KORG DS-10 Demo Video Fishing Master World Tour Info Video Rock Band Track Pack Volume 2 Video AC/DC Live: Rock Band Track Pack Video 2 Wario Land: Shake It! …
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I’m trying something a little different for this review. Since Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon follows the same storyline in both the Wii and DS version, I’m combining the reviews into one while also explaining the unique features of each version.

Dawn of the Dragon is the 3rd game and final game in the Legend of Spyro series. The storyline revolves around Spyro recruiting the help of an unlikely ally, Cynder (a former enemy), to face Malefor, the Dark Master. Malefor has engulfed the world with evil, and Spryo must use all his power to stop the Dark Master.

One of the key elements in both the Wii and DS versions, is the ability to switch between Spyro and Cynder at any point during the game. Each character has different powers with their own unique capabilities. Spyro uses powers based on elements such as Fire, Earth, and Ice, while Cynder uses darker powers. All enemies in the game respond differently to different attacks based on their own element. So if you’re fighting an ice monster, your best bet is going to be Spyro’s Fire attacks. These powers are completely upgradeable throughout the game by gaining experience points from fallen foes. Newer attacks will produce more damage and even armor can be upgraded for both Spyro and Cynder to increase their defense stats.

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“Nintendo fully complies with all the applicable laws and regulations aimed at environmental protection and consumer health and safety. Furthermore, in order to ensure our products are safe for use …
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