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EA SPORTS™ Active
Product Description
Introducing EA SPORTS™ Active exclusively for the Wii™. Designed in collaboration with fitness experts, EA SPORTS Active gives you fun, easy to learn exercises and activities that create a western fitness circuit you can do with family and friends, all from the convenience of your living room. It’s like having your very own personal trainer in the comfort of your home, offering the promise of a better you, in just 20 minutes a day.

EA SPORTS Active tracks your movements on screen to give you real time feedback on your workout. Track both upper and lower body movements and experience Wii controls in a whole new way with our specially designed leg straps. There will be two provided in each box so you can work out alongside a friend or family member.

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London (13th November 2008) – Square Enix Ltd., the publisher of Square Enix® interactive entertainment products in Europe and other PAL territories, today announces that THE LEGEND OF KAGE™ 2 will be available across Europe and all PAL territories tomorrow, exclusively for the Nintendo DS™ handheld system.

The hit arcade game is back! THE LEGEND OF KAGE 2’s nerve shredding brand of Ninja action is set to take over both screens of the Nintendo DS, engulfing players in a whirlwind of flashing katana, screaming shuriken and breathtaking mid-air combat.

Climb vertical cliffs, block enemy projectiles with your sword and hang from ceilings as only a true Ninja can. Master new Ninjutsu skills such as Bunshin no Jutsu to gain an advantage. This Shadow Replication Technique creates deadly duplicates of yourself, true mastery of Ninjutsu enables you to launch powerful flame attacks and even summon monsters. With elaborate stages and two unforgettable heroes THE LEGENED OF KAGE 2 breathes new life into the classic arcade action game from TAITO®.

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Working on being in the media production side of Journalism. I have taken some classes taking about the Nielson ratting system. It really is a …
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I can not believe I missed this great milestone anniversary in the Wii’s life. There has been no games for me that my hype for has been …
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This is what you will be able to do online.

Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party allows you to submit your high scores over the internet and see how you compare …
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Ubisoft seems to be doing its part to help the world in its financial crisis. Ubisoft plans to spend around 4 million in advertising this holiday season in Europe.

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“XBLA and PSN will probably not happen, we just don’t think the controls would feel right. Mouse is great and so is the Wii remote. The DS would be a …
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Activision was kind enough to send us over Crash Mind Over Mutant for the Wii and DS. For you right now I have the DS version review, and Kevin should have the Wii version done very soon. Next on my review agenda, the new James Bond, which I am hoping to have done by the end of next week….hopefully.

First I would like to say I never played the last Crash game that involved mutants. With that said I just well come right out and say it, Crash: Mind Over Mutant is a simple game. I found myself jumping and double jumping through level after level of pretty much the same thing over and over again. Don’t get me wrong, there are a few things to do besides jumping around like a Kangaroo. You can collect little orbs that they call “mojo.” Once you collect enough mojo, you can transform into Super Crash. Your speed and attack power increases. There is also the ability to hi-jack monsters/mutants of all different skills: Electric, Flower power, just to name a few.

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