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We recently became aware that some consumers have not been able to enjoy the full audio output in the Wii version of Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock. We are …
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I have been sitting on this for about a week now. I first saw it on a Nintendo forum, then another, then a site. The thing is they were all a little different. Things are slow today, probably because of MLK, so I thought it was about time to post this. The list I have chosen to post, is one that makes the most sense. The story behind this list is that it was leaked from Prima.com, then gaf, and other places picked it up. For those of you who don’t know about prima, they make a lot of the walkthroughs for games, so it would make sense for them to have the game a little early. Anyways just in case this list is real I will put it after the jump.

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This was a survey that appeared on Nintendo.com.  Do you think Nintendo is wondering if people are still playing their GB, to decided if they …
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Since 1998, when Garrison Hearst became the first person besides John Madden himself to appear on the cover of EA’s monster franchise, eleven NFL players have graced the series’ box. …
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The built-in Wi-Fi Connection of the Wii is cool……in theory. In reality it has it’s share of BIG problems. Nintendo didn’t learn a thing from watching Microsoft and the success …
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“Pika” is from pikapika, which means to sparkle or glitter. “Chu” is from chuchu, the Japanese word for the sound mice make. So put them together, and you …
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505 Games Announces Draglade Exclusively for Nintendo DS

Milton Keynes, 21st January 2008 – 505 Games today announced the release of Draglade, a new fighting game where players use an innovative mix of rhythm and combat to create devastating combos and attacks. Draglade will be launching exclusively on Nintendo DS in March 2008.

In the world of Draglade scientists have discovered that by releasing the energy from atmospheric matter, one can create a powerful audible weapon they call a ‘Glade’. However, the music generated by Glades clashing in combat generates an unmatchable sporting experience; this violent, symphonic ‘Grapping’ quickly becomes Draglade’s premier spectator sport, gripping the world’s population.

Draglade follows in the footsteps of four young Grappers – Hibito, Guy, Kyle, and Daichi – and their quest to reach the ranks of the Major Grappers. The game features intuitive rhythm combat controls, a vast amount of customisable fighting techniques and devastating attack combinations that allow for advanced fighting tactics.

Draglade makes full use of the Nintendo DS dual screen. The top screen shows the battle arena where as the touch screen allows you to mix and match moves to unleash devastating special attacks called ‘bullets’ to defeat your foes! Bullets are used to unlock new special moves or abilities and can even be traded with other players using the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. By utilising the L shoulder button, players can also create their own awesome attacks called Beat Combos, inflicting huge damage based on a special rhythm. Gamers can customise these Beat Combos throughout the game to create their own deadly individual fighting style.

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Eurogamer: (Once everyone had stopped holding their heads in their hands and blushing…) Why did the Wii appeal to you? What was it about the console that made …
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Nintendo DS

1. Pokémon Diamond & Pearl – 1,524,670 connections* 2. Animal Crossing: Wild World – 348,914 connections 3. Mario Kart DS – 324,153 connections 4. Metroid Prime Hunters …
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Nintendo DS: – Hijouguchi: Exit DS – Kawaii Koneko DS – The Sims 2: Survival – SuperLite 2500 Brickdown – SuperLite 2500 Joshikousei Nigeru! Shinrei Puzzle Gakuen – Takahashi Shoten …
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Nintendo Wii: – Donkey Kong Jet Race

Nintendo DS: – Advance Wars: Dark Conflict

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Taken from Kotoku.com:

New challengers! Accidentally! Apparently!! In one of the Smash Bros. DOJO!! updates last week, it was announced that stickers could power-up characters during Adventure Mode. In the Japanese preview clip, a couple new characters have been apparently revealed via in-game stickers. What looks like Pokémon Jigglypuff and Lucario seem to be visible. Lucario is really popular in Japan right now with 4, 5 and 6 year olds. So his inclusion makes sense! Also, Ness from the Earthbound series is visible as well in another frame. (To see that frame, click here.) The original clip that appeared on Nintendo’s site, which we’ve posted after the jump, contained these in-game stickers at about four minutes, twenty seconds in. The “corrected” clip doesn’t. But, who knows? Confirmation should come soon enough thanks to the DOJO!! publicity machine.

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