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SEGA Europe Ltd. and SEGA of America, Inc. today announced that the arcade hit Ghost Squad, is being developed for the Nintendo Wii™. Developed by the SEGA AM2 arcade division, …
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The people over at Kotaku where sent this pic by one of their readers, of a church announcement for a marriage seminar.

If I had marital problems I would …
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Sega has announced a new on the rails shooter for the Wii. Well its really not new. Its a port of the 2005 Ghost Squad game, but it does have …
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IGN has a new interview with NiGHTS Journey of Dreams Producer, Takashi Iizuka:

IGN: Give us some examples for how you’ll use the Wii remote to control the NiGHTS …
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The above video is from E3 2006, but it just gives you an idea of what Square Enix has in store for the game.

Square Enix shared a …
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10th May 2007- You’d better be in the mood for fun, as Mario Party is back! This classic party game series provides hours of fun for everyone regardless of age …
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The success of Chocobo Tales on the DS has led Square Enix to develop another game in the series for the Wii.  IGN has the first details:

In the …
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Source: NeoGAF

We reported earlier, some time the last two days, about Steven Spielberg making a game only for the Wii. I also told you to stay with niwifi.net for more info. …
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Download the 2 latest Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition Trailers straight from us here at niwifi.

RE4 Wii Edition Trailer 1

RE4 Wii Edition Trailer 2

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Here are some new details for the Simpsons Game:

• Storyline will center around getting sucked into a video game
• EA plans to mock their own titles
• One extra …
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REDWOOD SHORES, Calif.-(Business Wire)-May 9, 2007 – Electronic Arts Inc., (NASDAQ:ERTS) today announced the upcoming release of THE SIMPSONS GAME (working title). Created in partnership with Gracie Films and Twentieth …
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Sonic and the Secret Rings for the Wii sets out to change people’s minds about the Sonic franchise for next-gen systems. Just a few months before the Secret Rings release, SEGA released Sonic the Hedgehog for 360 and PS3 which received a critical reception. Reviews were abysmal for the game and people thought the Sonic franchise had lost its luster since making the 3D transition.

When you first play Secret Rings, you’ll notice a totally different storyline and gameplay to that of its 360/PS3 counterpart. SEGA worked independently on this game and tried to build it from the ground-up on the Wii. The game takes advantage of the Wiimote for all of Sonic’s moves. Tilting left and right will make Sonic move side to side, and thrusting forward will allow Sonic to do a jump dash at enemies. The controls can feel slow and clunky at times, but they (surprisingly) get better as you progress through the game.

The storyline is set in an Arabian Nights world complete with deserts and many other exotic locales. One of the first things you’ll notice about the story, is the number of cutscenes and voice-commentary that accompany it. The game allows you to skip all the cutscenes, but you can miss out on some important story items. The voice-acting is one of the worst in video games that I’ve heard. It was almost imperative for me to skip all the cutscenes since I couldn’t stand the voice actors or the dialogue. Also, the in-game music is the worst rock music I’ve heard and it repeats itself over and over throughout the menus. If you have a stereo or iPod handy, now’s the time to use them.

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• Seigfried looks to be the focus of the story, but many other characters will appear in the …
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We’ve all probably seen the Simpsons XXII teaser site that was later taken down by EA, but I did a little digging and came across some screens of the …
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^ Top 20 Japanese Software Sales – Week ending April 29 via VGChartz

The Big N has been on a roll with both the DS and now the Wii.  …
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