18 years ago
With World of Goo coming to PC, Maz Linux, and WiiWare. It is only WiiWare were you will be able to play with a friend. Now, when …
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Trips to New York or Paris, Xbox 360 and Wii Consoles, and Many More Prizes to be Won in Sizzling Hot Competition
LYON, FRANCE – 27 May 2008 – Atari today announced details of the ‘Keep the Fire Burning’ competition in the run-up to the launch of the action survival game Alone in the Dark scheduled for release across Europe on 20 June for Xbox 360™, PC, Wii and PlayStation®2. Top prizes include a week-long trip to New York or Paris, Xbox 360 and Wii consoles, and a host of exclusive Alone in the Dark goodies including original soundtrack CDs, t-shirts and Art Books. The ‘Keep the Fire Burning’ competition is now live on www.CentralDark.com and will run until 31 July 2008.
As the release of Alone in the Dark quickly approaches, anticipation for the game is literally heating up. Entrants to the ‘Keep the Fire Burning’ competition will need to create the largest group of friends for the chance of winning an inferno of prizes. Since fire will be both your best ally and your worst enemy in Alone in the Dark, knowing how to use it to your advantage is crucial. What better way to survive in the dark than with a constant source of light and a little help from your friends?
“It’s popular with youngsters and older people because of its ability to translate a player’s physical movement onto a screen. This is not just a machine for hardcore gamers (which …
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Nintendo’s Wii console unveiled its own slate of original, downloadable games this month, and the service promises to broaden this unique machine’s appeal still further. With low distribution costs and …
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Wow! I would pay to go to an Ellen Show just to get a Wii and Wii Fit!! It would definitely be worth it, it you are having problems finding …
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Taken from Neowin.com:
Nintendo’s hugely popular Wii console has entered the internal status of ‘early warning’ of a major American retail outlet, meaning the current stock-keeping unit will start being …
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18 years ago
For those of you who celebrate Memorial Day, I hope you are having a good one. Memorial Day is a good time to get the family together …
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Netherlands : Week 21, 2008
01 (01) [360] Grand Theft Auto 4 (Take 2 Interactive) 02 (02) [PS3] Grand Theft Auto 4 (Take 2 Interactive) 03 (__) [PC] Age …
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18 years ago
Big Beach Sports the multiplayer sports game which is exclusive to the Wii and features Cricket as well as Volleyball, Soccer, Disc Golf (frisbee …
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– Wii Sports (Wii, Nintendo): 2,924,690 units sold Release: 12/02/06
– Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Wii, Nintendo): 1,634,642 units sold Release: 01/31/08
– Mario Party DS (NDS, Nintendo): 1,701,871 units …
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WII-KLY UPDATE: TWO WIIWARE GAMES AND TWO VIRTUAL CONSOLE GAMES ADDED TO WII SHOP CHANNEL
May 26, 2008
This week’s Wii-kly Update pretty much covers the full spectrum. Maybe you’ll want to blast away with an arsenal of old-school weapons. But then again, three-day weekends are a good time to relax. So maybe you’ll take a wild road trip or settle in for some table tennis. And if you overdo it, we have a physician standing by.
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:
Hey Wii owners, listen up! Since Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People will be coming out on WiiWare as well as PC, we thought the time was right for …
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Pretty long article but a good and interesting read. Just to give you something to read over the Memorial day weekend.
Resistance Is Futile
By SETH SCHIESEL
IT’S O.K. to liken Shigeru Miyamoto to Walt Disney.When Disney died in 1966, Mr. Miyamoto was a 14-year-old schoolteacher’s son living near Kyoto, Japan’s ancient capital. An aspiring cartoonist, he adored the classic Disney characters. When he wasn’t drawing, he made his own toys, carving wooden puppets with his grandfathers’ tools or devising a car race from a spare motor, string and tin cans.
Even as he has become the world’s most famous and influential video-game designer — the father of Donkey Kong, Mario, Zelda and, most recently, the Wii — Mr. Miyamoto still approaches his work like a humble craftsman, not as the celebrity he is to gamers around the world.
Perched on the end of a chair in a hotel suite a few dozen stories above Midtown Manhattan, the preternaturally cherubic 55-year-old Mr. Miyamoto radiated the contentment of someone who has always wanted to make fun. And he has. As the creative mastermind at Nintendo for almost three decades, Mr. Miyamoto has unleashed mass entertainment with a global breadth, cultural endurance and financial success unsurpassed since Disney’s fabled career.
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