There is one thing wrong with this video. We do not see if the game actually works on another system.
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Qube Software’s ‘future generation’ game middleware ‘Q’ is now available for the Wii™ console from Nintendo.
The announcement follows Q’s successful launch at GDC in San Francisco last month.
“Wii is changing the way people experience video games and reaching out to broader markets so we are very excited about this platform,” said Qube’s CEO Servan Keondjian. “With Wii, as with other platforms, Q provides an easy route to exploiting the hardware while also allowing developers to get the very most from it. High standards of performance and rendering quality are very important to us and we will continue to build on Q’s already excellent capabilities on Wii over the coming year.”
April 7, 2008
The arrival of April means springtime fun is officially back in season. To get Wii™ Shop Channel patrons in the spirit, we’re pleased to offer a pair of lively NES® favorites. One is a breezy, puzzle-busting fantasy, the other a classic baseball title to keep sports fans fired up for a new season of nine-inning excitement. Whether your tastes run toward cookies or ballpark snacks, you’ll find hours of gaming enjoyment right at your fingertips.
Nintendo adds new 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:
It’s Ingrid Bell’s turn at bat. She steps up to the plate, awaiting the pitch. A 70-mph fastball soars toward her. She swings and connects with the ball.
Foul ball! Everyone cheers for her anyway.
This baseball game’s not taking place on a field, and there’s no real bat or ball to be seen. Mrs. Bell is playing the Nintendo Wii as part of her occupational therapy. She is among 30 Parkinson’s disease patients participating in a Medical College of Georgia study to determine if occupational therapy enhances the treatment of the disease.
Parkinson’s disease affects daily tasks that people take for granted. Brushing teeth, getting out of bed and walking become a problem for these patients because of dopamine depletion, which results in stiffness or slowing of movement and fine motor dysfunction.
Happy Wiikend everyone!! I hope you all are, and will have, a marvelous wiikend. All of us here at pure nintendo will; we will be heading to our high school …
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We posted below the interview Mr. Iwata had with the Mario Kart development team. Below is a snippet from near the end of an interview that you man find interesting.
With the Wii consistently selling out as soon as it hits store shelves, and the DS continuing to sell like hotcakes, 2007 was definitely Nintendo’s year. According to Daniel Ernst …
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Wii – 265,542 PS3 – 81,579
Really nothing new here. The Japanese really like their Wii.
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According to Gamespot Sam and Max will finally be made for the Wii, and will be coming to the to NA and Europe in the Fall.
Telltale Games is hoping …
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Yesterday, IGN.com briefly had a story announcing that Skate would be making an appearance on the Wii and DS. The story was then quickly taken down with …
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New video reveals most accident-prone city of all time in meltdown!
Thursday, 3rd April (2pm UK) – Putting the urgency into emergency, Codemasters® today announced that Emergency Mayhem™ has gone gold and is set to ship to U.S. retail stores on April 15th with the European/PAL launch on April 18th. Coming exclusively to Wii™, catch the chaos in the new gameplay video now available to view or download from www.codemasters.com/emergency
In Emergency Mayhem, Crisis City is living up to its name and its citizens are panicking. Fires rage, bombs are ticking, monkeys have taken over the supermarket and everyone’s calling 999…
We have already talked about Pachter predictions for Wii Fit to sell 3-4 Million in 2008, only if Nintendo is aggressive with their advertising. Now its seems …
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