 Escapist Magazine |
GameFly Gets Physical With The G-Box
Escapist Magazine, NC The G-Box will stock the latest PS3, 360 and Wii games, and charge your Visa/Mastercard/Discover by the day, with rates running at $2.49 a day for PS3/360 games and $1.99 for Wii games. There'll also be a rent-to-own plan. … GameFly opens first 'G-Box' game rental kiosk GameFly In Kiosk Form Gamefly G-Box allows students to rent video games on campus |
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 Kotaku Australia |
A Look at A Boy and His Blob, Including Fact Sheet and Screens
Kombo.com, Michigan When THQ recently boasted about their successful sales numbers on the Wii by stating "The people who buy Nintendo games, [we want to] get them to buy things like de Blob," the last thing they probably expected was for another company to seemingly take … A Boy And His Blob To Return On Wii New boy and his blob makes me nostalgic A Boy and His Blob revealed for Nintendo Wii |
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 dBTechno |
Japanese Sales Data: Media Create hardware sales for 23/02 – 02/03
EL33TONLINE, South Africa The PS3 is big in Japan this week, topping the Japanese hardware chart as the best-selling console and outselling not only the Wii as predicted last week, but also the PSP and DSi. Overall the DS still comes first with combined sales of 47 601 units. … Japan: PS3 Tops Wii and Xbox 360 gets support PlayStation 3 Outsells Everything Else In Japan Thanks To Yakuza … Changing the rules of the game |
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Popular Wii Sports Games Can Cause Injuries
NBC Los Angeles, CA A few months ago, people stood in line for hours to buy the new Wii videogames! Now some of those same people are lining up at the doctor's office, Dr. Bruce Hensel reported. "What sets the Wii games apart is the motion sensitive controllers that … |
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 Sydney Morning Herald |
The Beatles are coming to 'Rock Band': Love, we do
Entertainment Weekly On 9/9/09 (catchy, you guys), MTV Games and Harmonix will release the Fab Four–themed version of the game, plus "a limited number of new hardware offerings modeled after instruments" they played. TBRB will be available for Xbox 360, Wii, and PS3. … Roll Up! Details Emerge About Fab 4 Video Game ‘Beatles: Rock Band’ Coming This September, With Instruments The Beatles 'Rock Band' release date announced |
Sydney Morning Herald |
Roll Up! Details Emerge About Fab 4 Video Game
New York Times, United States In a news release the producers of the game, titled The Beatles: Rock Band, said it would be released for the Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii consoles on Sept. 9, and offer an “experiential progression through and celebration of … The Beatles are coming to 'Rock Band': Love, we do Beatles Rock Band Debut Set for September 'The Beatles: Rock Band' (And Instruments) Coming This Fall |
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Brains con carne
University at Buffalo The Spectrum, NY Despite these shortcomings, Overkill is by far one of the most visually impressive Wii games on the market. This will come as a relief to Nintendo fans because many games look terrible on the system, and it's nice to know developers are continually … Review: House of the Dead: Overkill New look for series |
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Capcom Defends SecuROM
Ve3d.com Although, I'm lately thinking the idiotic implementations have actually pushed more people to get cracks and pirate software. Even I at one time had to get a crack so I could remove Securom so I could use some proper sysinternals tools on my computer. … |
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 MTV.com |
Beatles Rock Band Debut Set for September
PC World Originally announced in October, the game will be offered for the Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and Nintendo Wii for about $60. With a little help from their friends at Harmonix–the company that created the Rock Band concept–the Liverpool quartet will let … Arts, Briefly Roll Up! Details Emerge About Fab 4 Video Game 'The Beatles: Rock Band' (And Instruments) Coming This Fall The Beatles are coming to 'Rock Band': Love, we do |
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Gaming Good For Children Says Microsoft Survey
ITProPortal, UK More than half say games bring families together (ed: no wonder many Nintendo Wii games adverts involve families) and 80 percent consider gaming as a "vital component in a balanced blend of modern and traditional entertainment", a more elaborate take … |