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CAPCOM®’S APOLLO JUSTICE™: ACE ATTORNEY™ FOR NINTENDO DS ARRIVES AT RETAIL

By  •  February 19, 2008

SAN MATEO , Calif. — February 19, 2008 ¾ Capcom® Entertainment, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, today announced that the …
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Creators of Zoo Tycoon(TM) Franchise to Develop New Property for Nintendo Wii and DS

By  •  February 19, 2008

AGOURA HILLS, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Feb. 19, 2008–THQ Inc. (NASDAQ: THQI) and Blue Fang Games today announced that they have entered into a development agreement for a brand new videogame property. The new property is in development for Nintendo’s Wii(TM) and DS(TM )systems, as well as Windows PC, and is scheduled for release in fiscal 2010. Blue Fang is most noted for its immensely successful Zoo Tycoon(TM) franchise, which continues to reach a broad audience of casual game players on the Nintendo DS(TM) game system.

“With sales in excess of seven million units worldwide, Blue Fang’s Zoo Tycoon franchise has served to expand the casual gaming demographic through its accessible, compelling gameplay,” said Scott Guthrie, executive vice president of publishing, THQ. “We’re confident that this new property will strongly appeal to the new generation of casual players on Nintendo Wii and DS.”

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Wrapstar Launch Wii Nunchuck And Remote Four Pack

By  •  February 19, 2008

February 2007, London United Kingdom – February sees London-based company Wrapstar celebrating the launch of their revolutionary range of skins for Wii Nunchuk and remote.The high-tech skins will be available for the first time in two special four-packs, Fusion and Invasion.Each pack contains four unique skins for Wii Nunchuk and remote only. Priced at £9.99 each, Fusion and Invasion packs are certain to be snapped up, particularly as one Wrapstar skin usually costs from £4.99.

Wrapstar Managing Director Max Haddow says, “These skins are much more high-tech as we have had to incorporate the intricate layout of the Wii Nunchuk and remote and allow for this in our cuttings.”

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Is The Wii Crippling America?

By  •  February 18, 2008

He’s really an MTA bus driver, out of work for more than a month thanks to countless hours with the Wii. He says, “As time went …
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Iwata Asks: Wii Fit Vol. 3

By  •  February 18, 2008

Iwata: For the third part of this series, I would like to interview the two men who were in charge of the software development of Wii Fit. For starters, could …
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Uematsu Wants The Super Mario Bros. Theme To Be Japan’s National Anthem

By  •  February 18, 2008

 Taken from an 1up interview:

NU: I think there are a lot of talented composers these days compared to when we started back in the day. But if I were …
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VC Update, February 18

By  •  February 18, 2008

WII-KLY UPDATE: TWO NEW CLASSIC GAMES ADDED TO WII SHOP CHANNEL

Feb. 18, 2008

Some gamers get skeptical when Roman numerals populate the title of a game. But make no …
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Drone Tactics Prepares To Attack On April 8th

By  •  February 18, 2008

Giant Insect Mechs Require Two Extra Weeks Before Completed, Ready to Crush Enemies

IRVINE, CALIFORNIA – FEBRUARY 15th, 2008 – Atlus U.S.A., Inc. today provided an arsenal of screenshots and game art from Drone Tactics, the upcoming turn-based strategic warfare RPG for Nintendo DSTM. With a deeply customizable army of mechanized insects at their command, players will be able to fend off the Black Swarm by upgrading their squadrons with a broad array of weapons and power-ups, and send them into battle with explosive techniques and ability cards at their disposal. Combatants can even customize the look of their drones with different paint jobs and emblems-or design their own with the stylus.

Drone Tactics is now scheduled to swarm onto store shelves on April 8th, 2008.

For more on Drone Tactics, please visit www.atlus.com/dronetactics.

About Drone Tactics
Transported to an alien world, you find yourself in the middle of a great conflict. An army of evil Drones is on the march, threatening to obliterate the land of Cimexus. Its inhabitants now turn to you to lead them in battle against the Black Swarm. Each level offers new challenges, and taking full advantage of each Drone’s unique specialties will be the difference between success and defeat!

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GDC 2008 Info

By  •  February 17, 2008

 

Yes, the first post on the new and improved site, and what better way to introduce the new site than with some GDC info? GDC …
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IGN Wiikly Review Summary

By  •  February 15, 2008

Matt talks “Deadly Creatures” by THQ: Think that it takes place in a wasteland, maybe after man is dead. One of the final stages could be a broken down gas station in middle of the destert. “Looks like it could be pretty cool. Graphics aren’t too bad for Wii.”

-Matt mentions that some people thought that the trailer shown on IGN is “CGI”. It in fact is NOT, according to THQ. It is real-time graphics. “Hopefully that’s true..” Says Bozon

-Not one of the “dark games” that they have been talking about. More stuff coming the week AFTER GDC about it. IGN wants to have a “correct blowout” for said dark game.

-DQ: Swords: “Pretty cool, very very thin. Straightforward. Perfect for 7-year old niece.”
“A cool un-gamer game.”-Bozon. More options needed in controls. Diagonals don’t always register as they should. “Could have been on Wii-Ware for $10.”-Bozon

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Official Nintendo Magazine UK: Review Scores

By  •  February 15, 2008

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Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 – 90% No More Heroes – 88% Battalion Wars 2 – 90% Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None – 42% Bleach: Shattered Blade – …
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Japan – next week’s VC releases

By  •  February 15, 2008

NES – Tantei Jinguuji Saburo: Toki no Sugiyuku Mama ni (Arc System Works)

Nintendo 64 – Custom Robo V2 (Nintendo)

Genesis – Wrestle Ball (Bandai Namco)

TG16 – Atlas …
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Activision Reveals Guitar Hero: Aerosmith

By  •  February 15, 2008

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World Renowned Recording Group Aerosmith Rocks This Way To Guitar Hero®: Aerosmith®

Epic Collaboration Creates First Music-Based Game to Feature One Band


Free Download of “Dream On” Offered to Commemorate Alliance

Santa Monica, CA – February 15, 2008 – Fire up the fret board, crank the amp to 11 and get ready to rock this way with Activision, Inc.’s (Nasdaq: ATVI) Guitar Hero®: Aerosmith®, the first game built around the legendary music of America’s Greatest Rock ‘N Roll Band: Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer. Slated for release this June, this latest installment from the franchise with the #1 best-selling video game in 2007, puts players in the shoes of Perry (guitar), Whitford (guitar) and Hamilton (bass), as they rock out alongside frontman Tyler and drummer Kramer. Gamers will experience Aerosmith’s GRAMMY® winning career, from their first gig to becoming rock royalty, in a way that no other entertainment vehicle offers.

To celebrate this historic, ground-breaking collaboration, Guitar Hero® III: Legends of Rock fans will have the opportunity to download and jam to Aerosmith’s “Dream On.” The song will be available for free from February 16-18 on Xbox LIVE® Marketplace for Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and PLAYSTATION®Store for the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system. For more information, please visit www.guitarhero.com.

“Having a game built around Aerosmith has been a huge honor and really a great experience for us,” says Joe Perry. “We’ve put a lot of ideas into the game so that fans can have fun interacting with our music, getting inside our body of work and learning about the band’s history.”

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Guitar Hero: The Encyclopedia of Rock

By  •  February 14, 2008

Way back in the early to mid-eighties, growing up in the western end of L.A.’s San Fernando Valley, if you were a burgeoning fan of music, there were very few …
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Woman Finds Razor Blade Inside Valentine’s Day Candy

By  •  February 14, 2008

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a Valentine’s Day lollipop found to have a blade-like piece of metal embedded in it. Mulberry resident Lisa …
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NCAA Football Coming To The Wii (UPDATE)

By  •  February 14, 2008

This is great news for all College football fans. Unlike last year, EA has decided to bring NCAA Football to the Wii. The game will feature Family play like Madden 2008 did. No word yet on the release details of the game. Also, yes I am a proud GA fan.

UPDATE: Official Press Release After The Jump

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GarageGames Announces Torque for Wii 1.5

By  •  February 14, 2008

Eugene, OR, February 13, 2008 – GarageGames, the leading technology provider for independent game developers, together with Pronto Games, co-developer on Torque for Wii, has announced a host of updates including the the 2D drag and drop functionality of Torque Game Builder to their Nintendo Wii game development solution.

First unveiled at the Nintendo Developer Conference in June, Torque for Wii features extensible Wii Remote support, Wii optimized skinned mesh rendering, compressed texture, interior support, and hardware blending for terrain textures. Developers will also find a powerful WYSIWYG tool chain for designers, scripting language support, a comprehensive Lot Check compliance component, and Wii graphics and audio abstraction layers.

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NINTENDO ASKS U.S. TO ADDRESS VIDEO GAME PIRACY PROBLEMS WORLDWIDE

By  •  February 14, 2008

Nintendo Calls Out China, Korea, Brazil, Hong Kong, Paraguay, Mexico

REDMOND, Wash., Feb. 14, 2008 – Nintendo of America Inc. has asked the U.S. Trade Representative to encourage specific governments around the world to take a more aggressive stance to combat piracy of Nintendo video games and systems. Nintendo filed its comments under a “Special 301” process, in which the U.S. Trade Representative solicits input from the public to underscore specific areas of concern.

While China remains the primary source of manufacturing pirated Nintendo DS™ and Wii™ games, Korea has emerged as the leader in distributing illegal game files via the Internet. Despite aggressive anti-piracy actions taken by Nintendo, Brazil and Mexico remain saturated with counterfeit Nintendo software. Meanwhile, Paraguay and Hong Kong continue to serve as major transshipment points for global distribution of illegal goods.

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