This mornings Capcom news was bogus!! I am disappointed in you Capcom, I thought you were cool. Anyways, my greatest gaming fears have surfaced. Street Fighter 4 is not coming …
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Saturday Morning Cartoons Explode to Life in This Revolutionary Wii Title
SAN MATEO, Calif. — June 3, 2008 — Capcom® Entertainment, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, today announced Spyborgs™, a new action game coming exclusively to the Wii™ home video game system from Nintendo. In Spyborgs, players take on the role of a diverse team of five bionic superspies in a fight to save the world from a group of dastardly villains. Wii gamers will be set to save the world when the game launches in 2009.
The first title developed by Bionic Games™, a newly-formed development team comprised of former Insomniac Games and High Impact developers known for their work on hugely popular franchises Ratchet and Clank™ and Resistance: Fall of Man™, Spyborgs is a unique action-adventure game set in a stylish world that resembles a Saturday morning cartoon. Engaging players in team-based challenges designed to utilize 2-player co-op play, Spyborgs takes the theme of “team” to a whole new level of fun. In Single-player mode the “team” theme continues as players jump from one member of the superspies’ team to the next, rapidly tackling different challenges designed around each character’s unique abilities. Fast, addictive gameplay, unique controls offered by the Wii Remote™, and a storyline that refuses to take itself too seriously, Spyborgs will provide players with a dynamic and fresh gaming experience like no other.
First post of Captivate 08! I have actually been holding onto these screens for the past hour and a half. Sometime last night someone ran into a page that was …
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At the end of last week, I experienced something rather unique – I helped a screaming rabbit (sorry, Rabbid) ride a wildebeest down a snow-capped mountain using the power of …
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NeoGeo game Ninja Combat 1-2 players 900 Wii points [74 needed] Re-Release: – Ninja Combat (NGCD)
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Protothea 1 player 1000 Wii points 260 blocks (1 save …
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From family-friendly puzzles to crackling combat, this week’s additions to the Wii™ Shop Channel offer a mix of downloadable delights. Fight fans can even choose between futuristic space missions and retro-styled martial arts battles. Take your pick and kick off the summer with an invigorating dose of Wii action.
Nintendo adds new and classic games to the Wii Shop Channel at 9 a.m. Pacific time every Monday. Wii™ owners with a high-speed Internet connection can redeem Wii Points™ to download the games. Wii Points can be purchased in the Wii Shop Channel or at retail outlets. This week’s new games are:
We have looked at it. It is something we are continually looking at – new venues to put out our library of games on. We’re not announcing anything about that …
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I do not see this as a problem. If my Girlfriend wants to play games, let her!
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DS Summon Night: Twin Age Kung Fu Panda Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures The Incredible Hulk
Wii Kung Fu Panda Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures …
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I have not seen one of these in a while. I like to relive memories of a simpler time, when Wii-motes were flying into walls. Aaa, good times, good times.
“The shortage demonstrates one consequence of the weak dollar. We’re seeing companies ignore their largest market simply because they can make a greater profit elsewhere. (Nintendo) know that Americans will …
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I snippit from a Swinger Lifestyle magazine article:
Unlike many other games, Wii Sports strongly encourages physical activity among players. The games generally require movements modeled after the actual sports …
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“sings” The Wiikend, The Wiikennnndddd!! “stops singing” You better be glad you can’t hear me sing….I’m horrible. This past week has been a good one for us. …
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IGN has just posted an interview with NOA’s senior director of project development, Tom Prata, about the recently released WiiWare download service:
IGN: How many WiiWare games do you have the …
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There has been some criticism about the quality of titles that Ubisoft has coming. In my opinion, the criticism is almost fully justified.
The true of the matter is this, the Wii is a very different console than what most games developers are used to. The Wii has managed to make a huge success from having games on it that just would not work on a conventional console. The Wii has also managed to increase the market share to a huge group of people that are not that interested in gaming. With Wii Sports, Wii Fit and all manner of games built for family play, Nintendo know who they are marketing for and it is not die hard gamers. If you look at the most successful Wii games, they are not amazing new AAA games, they are predominantly family orientated games/alternative games.
Kind of a long read, but hey you have all weekend.
Led by the PlayStation 2 (PS2), the “128-bit” generation of video game systems has reached a record global installed base that is expected to exceed 180 million units. Of course, the PS2 was the best-selling game system ever.
With high hardware prices and a slow start for most of the current generation of game systems (Microsoft Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 3), DFC Intelligence had originally forecasted that it would not be until 2012 that the installed base for the current generation started to match that of the 128-bit systems.
However, 2007 was a record year on all fronts, as sales of PC and video games reached an all-time high and overall worldwide industry sales soared over the $50 billion mark. DFC Intelligence forecasts that sales for the current generation of systems will pass the $180 million mark in 2011.
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