Looks like EA is talking about the possibility of their classic titles being available on the Wii’s Virtual Console. Here is the quote from them:
“EA brings to the …
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Gonintendo reported on a rumor of a new Mega Man game for the DS yesterday—well, it turns out the rumor came true a day later, fancy that. It’s not …
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Various rumors have been running around on the NeoGAF forums. They discuss some key elements about the upcoming Wii game Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles. Remember: These are just rumors …
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The latest sales are in from Japan for this past week:
A common sight—SOLD OUT of Nintendo Wii
My friend Leo and I decided that we would go out and look around town for Wiis/DS Lites after our classes (We …
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CoD 3 is a great game with fast-paced first-person shooter gameplay. When utilizing the Wii’s motion sensing capabilities; CoD 3 rises to the occasion. It incorporates a lot of moves that you can execute with both the Wiimote and nunchuk. You can do everything from reloading weapons, picking up items, taking control of gun turrets and tanks, and duke it out in hand to hand combat with enemies.
The single-player in CoD 3 is a great experience; and, unfortunately the only experience since there is no multiplayer. But I think focusing on making a compelling single-player experience really was better for the developers to do. I’d rather have an engrossing single-player and no multiplayer, than mediocre versions of single and multiplayer.
Anyways, the story mode starts off in the European theatre in France. You’re a new recruit and they put you right into the thick of battle. The missions gain in complexity and difficulty as the story progresses. Your superiors will give you more and more responsibility as well. They figure if you haven’t died yet, that you may be able to lead others to do the same. The gameplay revolves around taking out enemies from both far and short distances. Sometimes the battles are extremely fierce (especially in hard mode) when you’re in an open area. You literally have to duck and cover whenever you get the chance; otherwise, you go down fast!
Big news here! Gonintendo got a tip about a sequel to an existing Nintendo franchise that will be announced soon. Nintendo Dream magazine is reporting on this news:
Nintendo …
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Some new information about Sonic and the Secret Rings is coming in from Gonintendo. Here’s the scoop on all the juicy details:
Game will feature 10 levels, 5 of …
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IGN posted up a nice mailbag update. It has a few new tidbits of information. Such as this little gem:
Companies like Konami and EA have more to unveil …
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Gamespot has posted their first impressions of SSX Blur. They speak very highly of this first build and say that the controls are very easily mapped and usable. Gamespot:
IGN Wii has the exclusive on the new Tiger Woods PGA game coming to Wii. They got to demo the upcoming Wii golf game and gave favorable impressions of …
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Looks like Best Buy is hoarding another shipment of the Wii for this coming Sunday, January 21. Kotaku is reporting that several stores will be getting at the very …
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I’m sure most of you know that the much-anticipated expansion (The Burning Crusade) to World of Warcraft was released today. In addition, it was also announced that there is …
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A recent developer interview with Ignition Entertainment gave way to some interesting information. Ed Bradley says the Wiimote is capable of much more than people suspect. Even though motions …
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A recent post on the Dojo of Pain fansite revealed that there is a Red Steel 2 in development. Here is the post:
But if any student think he …
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IGN updated a new trailer for SSX Blur on their page last night. Looks like a blast. And they even have skiers in addition to snowboarders!
Check it out.
I just got the press release from Nintendo a few minutes ago. Here are the titles:
Forbes magazine has gone on record saying that Nintendo has apparently had the best holiday season for a company ever in video game history. Don’t believe me? Read for …
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