“The DS has the potential to be the best-selling interactive entertainment platform ever. (The PSP will) establish a solid position in the marketplace. Under the right scenario, by 2011 the …
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Sega has two versions of Alien Syndrome in development one is for the PSP and one is for the Wii. On the Wii version you can use the nunchuck to …
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This was said earlier this year, not sure why its just now going around but its pretty interesting.
“Nintendo has done all it can to persuade Take-Two Interactive Software to …
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01. Yoshi’s Island DS (DS) – 131,843 / 434,958 02. Kotoba no Puzzle: Mojipittan DS (DS) – 71,701 / NEW 03. Monster Hunter Portable 2nd (PSP) – 64,368 / 1,000,599 …
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We reported last month about the Square Enix Party in May. Well, more information came in from a recent Japanese ad for the party. The ad mentions that it …
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Medal of Honor Vanguard
Tiger Woods PGA 2007
SSX Blur
Spectrobes DS
Rayman Raving Rabbids DS
TMNT – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII
Prince …
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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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Looks like Sam & Max might show up on a Virtual Console near you. Telltale CEO was interviewed recently and he is quoted as saying he would like to see …
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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.
Click here to see IGN Preview of Pirates of the Caribbean
Source: IGN
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.
SAN MATEO, Calif — March 16, 2007 — Capcom® , a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, today announced its first original title exclusively for the Nintendo Wii™, …
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