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Tech Fetish Podcast: Pre-E3 Edition
IGN, CA Finally, IGN Nintendo editor, Mark Bozon, joins the podcast to talk about Nintendo's hardware offerings at E3, which currently only consist of further exhibition of the Wii motionplus. Could Nintendo have a few tech tricks up their sleeve? … Japanese Hardware War Now Officially Boring E3 2009 Predictions: (E)3 Thoughts – Raymond Padilla, Managing … |
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'Terminator' and 'Fuel' try to make the best of war and global warming
Journal and Courier, IN Games are listed by title, company, gaming system, and rating from the Entertainment Software Rating Board. Most games are priced $60 for Xbox 360 and PS 3; $50 for Wii; $40 for PSP; $30 for DS and PS 2. 1. Mario Super Sluggers (Nintendo) for Wii; … |
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Mayor: Video games aren't always for kids
Metro.us, NY The campaign is the first in the country to partner with the nonprofit Entertainment Software Ratings Board, arming Boston parents with the tools to choose appropriate games for their children. “Video games have never been easier to be informed about,” … |
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 PC World |
Wii Workout Games vs. a Personal Trainer
PC World To help me find out, Hornsby was good enough to spend an afternoon testing four fitness-focused games for the Wii. We set up a Wii balance board, then fired up some software to see what he thought of Jillian Michaels' Workout Ultimatum 2009, … |
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 GamePro.com |
Conduit Dev Bolsters Wii Support With Two More Action Games
Gamasutra, CA by Chris Remo After seeing increased attention thanks to upcoming Wii FPS The Conduit, Chicago-based indie developer High Voltage Software is placing more bets on Nintendo's home console with two more hardcore-oriented action games, Gladiator AD and … High Voltage Reveals Gory Wii Gladiator Game, Cooperative Werewolf … The Conduit team announces two new violent Wii games High Voltage Software Unveils The Grinder |
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 New York Times |
Hidden Secrets of Your Wii Remote
New York Times, United States About $55, which includes a Wii Remote and Nunchuk. If purchased separately, the Wii Remote costs $35, and the Nunchuk costs $20. Remember that a complete set is included with new Wiis, but because most games are designed for two or more players, … Video-game review: Punch-Out!!' Punch-Out!! (Wii) Punch-Out!! | For Nintendo Wii | Rated E10+ for Everyone 10 and … |
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 Gamasutra |
EEDAR: Jam-Packed Holiday Game Slate Justified?
Gamasutra, CA (This appears to be due to a larger number of 'casual' DS and Wii games — which can often provide enjoyment to consumers but don't necessarily score so well in conventional game reviews — launching in the holiday quarter.) Concluding his analysis … PS3 games best-rated – Analyst PS3 games are the best, as stated by RESEARCH! PS3 Has 'The Most High-Quality Releases,' says EEDAR |
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Muscle March : Thanks For Stealing My Money, Namco
Wired Blogs And while they were going through their back catalog for Virtual Console Arcade, they thought maybe they could seriously rip off Wii owners by putting this on on WiiWare, instead? It's often a shame when a game doesn't make it out of Japan, … |
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Reading Tutorial Headed For Wii, DS Players
Twice, NY Children's interactive “edutainment” software developer Mentor interactive has partnered with 1st Playable Productions to develop “My Virtual Tutor Reading Adventures,” which is billed as series of educational interactive electronic learning tools… |
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 TechRadar UK |
E3 2009 preview: Game on at E3
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom It looks certain that we'll see some more Wii games, such as Wii Sports Resort (a follow-up of sorts to the hugely popular Wii Sports), and more titles that make use of the improved Motion Plus Wiimote controllers. Expect, too, to see some games that … 8bitjoystick.com's E3 Expo 09 Predictions: Nintendo Edition Nintendo Looks Outside the Box Nintendo looks to bolster Wii's third-party library |
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