 MTV.com |
The Worst of Xbox 360 Red Ring of Death Failures Is Gone
Softpedia, Romania But its life hasn't been the smoothest, due to a lot of hardware problems, with a big number of users seeing the three red lights appear on the start button of the console, symbolizing a general system failure. “Affectionally” dubbed the Red Ring of … Platform Holder Focus: Sony Sony PS3 games get best scores, Wii games get worst Publishers tell Sony it's time for a PS3 price cut |
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Nintendo Wii continues success in US
Afterdawn.com According to NPD figures, the Nintendo Wii has topped its rivals again for the month of February in the US, selling 755000 units for the period. The handheld DS followed with 588000 units sold, and the Xbox 360 saw huge numbers, selling 391000 consoles … |
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MTV.com |
Xbox 360 3 Red Lights – The Most Common Problem With The Console …
CrunchGear, NY In fact the fix is so simple we have got about 6 Xbox 360’s running using this method and the best thing about it is it uses simple household tools so no raiding of a hardware store to be done! The whole thing is presented in simple step by step video … Nvidia Provides Free physx For PS3 Developers PS3 devs to get PhysX for free Nvidia, Sony sign deal over physx support on PS3 |
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Q&A: Ken Levine talks BioShock, reminisces about X-Com
GameSpot KL: Technology is a tool. Some of the best story-based games ever made (Beyond Good and Evil, Planescape: Torment) were released when the Wii was just a glimmer in Miyamoto's eye. Thief, the first game I worked on, could probably run on an iPhone, … |
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 Game Informer |
It's A Conspiracy–Another Look At The Conduit
Game Informer, TX As design director at High Voltage Software, he and his team started working on a game that would appeal to hardcore players, with plenty of eye candy to show that the Wii is capable of being more than just a launch pad for minigame collections. … |
 Times Online |
Nintendo DSi downloads won't just be for games
CNET News, CA While Nintendo has focused its WiiWare platform around games, it seems the DSi might be a viable platform for applications outside of gaming. While we know games will be available–there are already plenty circulating in Japan–the unique photo, … Platform Holder Focus: Nintendo App Store Coming to Nintendo DSi? Nintendo Secretly Outlines "Major App Strategy" For DSi |
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Nintendo Secretly Outlines "Major App Strategy" For DSi
1UP.com, NY "Nintendo is keen to have developers offering all kinds of software once the DSi store fully launches for access in Europe and America," said one developer. "Given the advanced functions in the DSi, such as the microphone and camera, the company told … |
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 Seattle Post Intelligencer |
Wii, Xbox console sales increase, while PlayStation 3 lags
Seattle Post Intelligencer Consumers bought nearly 20 million units of video game software in February, which represents a 14 percent increase over February 2008, according to data from NPD Group Inc. "The US video games industry continues to post strong year-over-year comps … |
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 TrustedReviews |
Sony Focusing on PS3 Profits and Not Market Share
G4 TV, CA They want something that will play some games. Right now, that's the Wii and Xbox 360. Furthermore, this is why I don't really feel like Killzone 2 will be a system-seller. Let's look at the reality behind the "system-seller" title. Wii Fit is a system … Platform Holder Focus: Sony The future of games – cheap and online Sony's Peter Dille Discusses Growing the PSP Audience, and Success … |
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 Gamasutra |
Japanese Hardware: PSP Still Leads As Market Dips
Gamasutra, CA The Wii was the only major platform to see an increase this week, up just over 1000 units to 17941. The Xbox 360 followed the week’s general trend though, down over 6500 units to a recent low of 8378. The playstation 2 was down slightly to 4844 units. … PS3 holds third week sales streak in Japan Picross Debuts at Three PSP Japan's top console, last week |
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