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01. [WII] Wii Fit (Nintendo) – 150,000 / 411,000 02. [NDS] Mario Party DS (Nintendo) – 107,000 / 646,000 03. [NDS] Tales of Innocence (Bandai-Namco) – 104,000 / NEW …
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The Mario Circuit stage appears! Of course, we HAVE shown it briefly in past movies…

This popular series makes an impressive debut.

It’s a so-called figure-eight …
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DSL 165000 Wii 110000 PSP 88000 PS3 38000 PS2 15000 360 7800

1. WiiFit　153000 （407000） 2. Tales of Innocence　108000 3. Layton 2　101000 （409000） 4. Minna no Golf Portable 2　86000 5. …
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New Episodes Featuring Daily Videogame News, Reviews, Interviews, Demos and More Premiere on G4 January 14, 2008 at 8 pm ET/PT

(artwork and interviews available upon request)

LOS ANGELES, December 12, 2007 – First came the next-generation consoles. Then, the next-gen games. Now, gamers have a next-gen TV series. “X-Play,” the most-watched videogame series on television, will unveil an all-new and expanded format in 2008 that adds breaking news, demos, videos, interviews and more to the series’ celebrated reviews. The updated “X-Play,” featuring an all-new look and all-new content, premieres Monday, January 14, 2008 at 8 pm, only on G4.

New, half-hour episodes of “X-Play” will premiere every weeknight at 8 pm, giving viewers a comprehensive update on each day’s videogame-related developments, along with a wide range of new features, including behind-the-scenes sneak peeks at games in development; interviews with industry luminaries; live, hands-on demonstrations of games before they hit store shelves and in-depth analysis of the latest videogame trends.

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PLAYING VIDEO GAMES VIEWED AS
FAMILY/GROUP ACTIVITY AND STRESS REDUCER

New Study Busts Myths on Attitudes and Behaviors of
Various Gaming Groups

PORT WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, December 12, 2007 – According to Expanding the Games Market, the most recent report from The NPD Group, while heavier gamers are much more inclined than lighter gaming groups to prefer playing games alone, both groups are equally inclined to enjoy playing games as a family, group or as a party activity, and both groups value gaming as a way to bring their families closer together. Notable also is that the majority of gamers, especially teens and older gamers ages 15 to 65 and older view playing video games as a way to alleviate stress and to help them unwind.

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