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Here’s a cool video that shows regular people playing the new Tiger game, and it also has Tiger Woods himself talking about the game. Sounds like he was a …
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Mortal Kombat Armageddon is just a month or so away and Gameinformer has the scoop on the latest build of the game:

Before you think that Armageddon for Wii …
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This is an interesting video for sure. Apparently, Super Mario Bros’ theme song has words to go along with it. Who knew?

Here’s the translation:

Go Go Mario

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Looks like the Line Rider developers are looking to add some value to Wii and DS versions of the game:

Many questions arose when inExile announced it was bringing …
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Infendo has a cool report from Novell’s Open Source conference in Salt Lake City, and how the Wii was the unlikely hit at the show:

Our in-field correspondent Chris …
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Microsoft’s Shane Kim was recently asked what he thought of Nintendo. Here’s what he had to say:

“…In general, I applaud Nintendo for their success. I think what they’re doing …
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Cubed3 is reporting on a rumor that’s apparently popping up in the latest Nintendo Power issue.  What do you think?  Proof of a wireless nunchuk? or a clever April …
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Awesome new trailer for Super Paper Mario from Amazon’s website!

Source: Amazon

Wii:

1. Wii Play w/ remote—Nintendo 2. Super Paper Mario (pre-order)—Nintendo 3. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07—EA 4. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess—Nintendo 5. WarioWare: Smooth Moves—Nintendo 6. Cooking …
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Developed by EA Sports BIG, SSX Blur aims to set the standard for snowboarding games on the Wii. SSX Blur is a change for the series in many ways, especially the fact of the controls on Wii-exclusivity. Normally, SSX games are multiplatform titles and EA usually doesn’t focus on a single system for the series. I’m glad EA did depart from their multiplatform past, and I think EA is too from the great reception it has received at retail.

Starting off, you’ll find you have many game modes open to you. The Tutorial mode is definitely one to try before you take to the slopes in the Career mode. The Tutorial goes through all the basic moves including carving, jumping, and even more complex maneuvers like Uber Tricks. The game does have a learning curve, but it usually only takes 30 minutes of play-time to get used to carving and the basic moves. Uber Tricks, on the other hand, take a lot more work to land. The Uber Tricks require some fast precision. It involves ‘drawing’ on the screen various symbols for executing different Uber moves. Some of the symbols are basic drawings like a circle, while others require both hands. Doing Uber moves in the Tutorial are much easier than in the regular game because you aren’t required to fill your Uber meter up. It keeps the meter up as a handicap for getting used to the Ubers. The real test will come when you encounter the Career mode.

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Click here to see IGN Preview of Pirates of the Caribbean

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Surf’s Up the movie takes a ‘mockumentary’-style approach to the world of surfing, which penguins apparently invented. The game, developed by Ubisoft Montreal, will focus on the …
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We posted ealier about Wii games coming out this week.  Here are the DS coming out this week. And heres the Wii games again, just for the fun of it.

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Heres a little info about the next Mega Man on the DS.

In the 23rd century, viruses and cyber crime have been eliminated from the net and technology has advanced …
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