18 years ago
The Wii, released alongside the PS3 in November 2006, has seen a considerable 189 games released. Of these titles, a whoping 69, or 37% …
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Survey done by TNS Technology: Casual gaming has a a positive influence in their homes, as well as facilitating peer bonding and encouraging children to do more exercise.
01./01. [WII] Mario Kart Wii (Nintendo) – 152,000 / 947,000 02./02. [PSP] Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G (Capcom) – 93,000 / 1,807,000 03./00. [PS3] Valkyria Chronicles (Sega) – 77,000 / …
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18 years ago
Nintendo is sending out messages to your Wii, or you can just check the MK channel.
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18 years ago
In Boom Blox, which comes out next week, not only can you destroy you can build and share your creations with other people. Alright, you probably already …
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18 years ago
Just in case you did not know, Wii Fit was released in the UK last week (Friday) and it has received a pretty good reception. …
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SANTA MONICA, Calif. – May 01, 2008 – The Game Factory, an international publisher of family-friendly and casual videogames, today announced it has signed a licensing agreement with Seven Towns Limited to publish Rubik’s World, a 3D puzzle game experience for the Nintendo Wii™ and DS™ systems, both inspired by the Rubik’s Cube.
“The Rubik’s Cube is one of the most well known icons in the gaming and entertainment industry,” said Henrik Mathiasen, president of the Game Factory. “We’re honored that Seven Towns Limited has chosen us to take the Rubik’s experience to the next level with Rubik’s World. We feel confident that we have created a concept for the whole family that is innovative, challenging and addictive, offering a new twist in the puzzle genre while keeping the Rubik’s Cube core values alive.”
NWF: I’ve read in some other interviews that you have more projects coming. Can you give us any hint at all of what we can expect, or maybe when we’ll …
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18 years ago
In a interview posted yesterday, with studio director John O’Keefe, stated that we will be able to use the DS in Ghosbusters as a PKE. No Terminal …
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1. Wii Fit 2. Grand Theft Auto IV (360) 3. Mario Kart Wii with Wii Wheel 4. Grand Theft Auto IV (PS3) 5. Official Nintendo Wii Wheel 6. Grand Theft …
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141 Pieces Downed in Six Minutes at Press Event for Major League Eating: The Game for WiiWare
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. – Apr 30, 2008 – Ingestion history has been made. Friday, April 11, 2008 professional eater, Tim ‘Eater X’ Janus, set the world sushi eating record with 141 pieces of sushi eaten in six minutes at a San Francisco press event to preview the upcoming WiiWare title, Major League Eating: The Game.
Mastiff, international publisher of videogames and interactive entertainment, under license of Major League Eating (MLE) and the International Federation of Competitive Eating (IFOCE) has created Major League Eating: The Game, which will makes its debut as an exclusive on WiiWareTM, Nintendo’s new downloadable game service for the WiiTM console, which launches May 12 in North America. The game will make extensive use of the Wii RemoteTM to simulate the fast and furious action of a professional eating competition.
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Contains practice tests for USA, Canada, Spain, Italy, France, Germany, UK
April 30th, 2008 (Toronto, CANADA): DreamCatcher Games and JoWooD Productions, leading worldwide publishers and distributors of interactive entertainment software, today announced the development of Drivers Ed Portable for the Nintendo DS™ system. The game will allow teens worldwide to prepare for the written portion of their driver’s licence examination, customized to the country, state or province in which they live.
“Nintendo DS is proving to be an exceptional platform for delivering all types of content, not just traditional games,” says Brian Gladman, Global Product Marketing Manager at DreamCatcher. “Everyone needs to study for their driving test, and we’re confident lots of teens will enjoy having a fun way to study the material on a platform they are comfortable with.”
Drivers Ed Portable will feature two modes: Test and Train. Test mode will include sample tests for the written part of the driver’s license examination for all 50 US states, 13 Canadian provinces and territories, as well as Spain, Italy, France, Germany and the United Kingdom. User progress will be tracked, so the player will know where they need to improve their study in order to be successful in their actual test. Train mode will include three fun and educational mini-games targeted to new drivers.
Drivers Ed Portable will be available for Fall 2008.
About DreamCatcher Inc.
DreamCatcher Inc. is a leading worldwide publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment software. DreamCatcher Interactive is owned by JoWooD Productions, an Austrian based video game publisher traded on the Vienna stock exchange. Established in 1996, the company markets its products under two popular labels: DreamCatcher Games, featuring the critically-acclaimed, bestselling game Painkiller; and The Adventure Company, the number one brand for PC adventure game sales worldwide including award winning titles such as Syberia and Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None. DreamCatcher products include titles for Windows® as well as leading hardware platforms – the Xbox 360™, PlayStation®, Wii™ and Nintendo DS™.
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Nintendo of America is working with the Consumer Product Safety Commission to voluntarily recall character lapel pins that were sold in the U.S. at company stores and given away as …
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Drone Tactics
+ game is surprisingly well made + collectible card minigame works well + unit customization options are deep and enjoyable
– military strategy game that appeals to preteens …
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“Battles are played across multiple rounds with points scored for each round based on the quality of the hand. Each player uses a Wii Remote to point and click on …
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“So we decided to lead on the Wii SKU this year. Developers normally lead with the lowest common denominator piece of technology, and so although we’re doing PS2 and the …
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