We are hearing the the upcoming Formula 1 2009 is shaping up quite nicely in the studio and to show it off is a brand new trailer showcasing the split-screen action. Enjoy!
[gametrailers.com]
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Formula 1 2009 Split-Screen TrailerPosted 10:17am Mon Oct 19, 2009 by Tim Grube
Tags: Formula 1 2009, wii, xbox 360, playstation 3
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Virtual Console Update For 2-16-09: Evasive Space, Life ForcePosted 7:03pm Mon Feb 16, 2009 by Zach Lott
Tags: Nintendo Wii, Virtual Console, WiiWare, Update
The weekly Virtual Console and WiiWare updates are here, making available two new games for download: Evasive Space, a new WiiWare title, and Life Force, a classic NES shooter. The former is 1,000 Wii points, while the latter will cost you 500.
Hit the jump for details on each title.
The weekly Virtual Console and WiiWare updates are here, making available two new games for download: Evasive Space, a new WiiWare title, and Life Force, a classic NES shooter. The former is 1,000 Wii points, while the latter will cost you 500.Hit the jump for details on each title.
Mario Kart Wii, GTA IV Among 2008's Top Sellers (Editorial)Posted 5:20pm Mon Feb 02, 2009 by Zach Lott
Tags: Nintendo, Sales, Mario Kart Wii, Grand Theft Auto IV, Editorial
Also, according to the report, the U.S. and U.K. markets both saw significant gains in sales at 15 and 26 percent, respectively, and the Japanese market took a big dip, dropping 13 percent.
It's not surprising that the best-selling games were either first-party Wii titles or established core games that appeal to a broader audience, seeing how creativity hasn't lent itself well to high sales figures over the past few years.
Overall, though, the industry is doing better than ever from a sales standpoint, but whether it's in good condition or not is a highly debatable topic depending on how you feel about the impact of the casual player upon gaming.
[joystiq.com]
- Mario Kart Wii - 8.94 million
- Wii Fit - 8.31 million
- Grand Theft Auto IV - 7.29 million
- Super Smash Bros. Brawl- 6.32 million
- Call of Duty: World at War- 5.89 million
Also, according to the report, the U.S. and U.K. markets both saw significant gains in sales at 15 and 26 percent, respectively, and the Japanese market took a big dip, dropping 13 percent.
It's not surprising that the best-selling games were either first-party Wii titles or established core games that appeal to a broader audience, seeing how creativity hasn't lent itself well to high sales figures over the past few years.
Overall, though, the industry is doing better than ever from a sales standpoint, but whether it's in good condition or not is a highly debatable topic depending on how you feel about the impact of the casual player upon gaming.
[joystiq.com]
Toys "R" Us in Times Square Opens Dedicated Nintendo DepartmentPosted 4:42pm Thu Dec 18, 2008 by Zach Lott
Tags: Nintendo, Wii, DS, Toys R Us
MarketWatch has an article up about the new department, which is around 1,000 square feet and is located on Level One of the store. It features a slew of Wii and DS demo stations along with a gallery containing images from throughout Nintendo's history.
[marketwatch.com]
MarketWatch has an article up about the new department, which is around 1,000 square feet and is located on Level One of the store. It features a slew of Wii and DS demo stations along with a gallery containing images from throughout Nintendo's history.
[marketwatch.com]
GB Review: Samba de Amigo (Wii)Posted 11:20am Tue Nov 18, 2008 by Zach Lott
Tags: review, sega, samba de amigo, wii, nintendo
While it was a great idea to bring Samba de Amigo, an old Dreamcast game in which you play Latin songs with two maraca peripherals, to the Wii, the final product suffers greatly from absurdly imprecise controls. It's difficult to have fun playing various tracks when you're frustrated to the point of violence at how hard it is to line up the Wii remote and nunchuck's cursors with the symbols on screen. Stay away unless you are really itching for yet another rhythm game to play.
Click here for an explanation of our review and scoring format.
Let me be honest: I never played the original Samba de Amigo. I don't know how fun it was, nor do I know whether or not this Wii port does a good job of replicating the original's gameplay. What I do know is that this version of the game isn't good.
My complaint has nothing to do with the colorful, friendly presentation or the cheesy Latin music or the dancing animals or the core gameplay element itself, even if it is a little antiquated in this new era of rhythm games. Nay, all my problems with this game boil down to one thing: controls. This game controls horrendously, and it makes what could be a great experience into a nightmare.
Click here for an explanation of our review and scoring format.
Let me be honest: I never played the original Samba de Amigo. I don't know how fun it was, nor do I know whether or not this Wii port does a good job of replicating the original's gameplay. What I do know is that this version of the game isn't good.
My complaint has nothing to do with the colorful, friendly presentation or the cheesy Latin music or the dancing animals or the core gameplay element itself, even if it is a little antiquated in this new era of rhythm games. Nay, all my problems with this game boil down to one thing: controls. This game controls horrendously, and it makes what could be a great experience into a nightmare.
Jimi Hendrix DLC not coming to WiiPosted 8:55pm Mon Nov 17, 2008 by Zach Lott
Tags: Guitar Hero World Tour, Activision, Activision Blizzard, Nintendo, Wii
“Due to technical or licensing restrictions, the DLC offerings will not be the same for every console platform,” the representative told Multiplayer's Patrick Klepek. “For example, certain artists prefer to keep the integrity of the track pack rather than releasing singles and the Wii’s infrastructure only allows us the ability to release single songs as DLC.”
[mtv.com]
“Due to technical or licensing restrictions, the DLC offerings will not be the same for every console platform,” the representative told Multiplayer's Patrick Klepek. “For example, certain artists prefer to keep the integrity of the track pack rather than releasing singles and the Wii’s infrastructure only allows us the ability to release single songs as DLC.”
[mtv.com]
Curse You Red Baron!Posted 4:43pm Thu Nov 06, 2008 by Ryan Fulton
Tags: Snoopy, Wii, Xbox 360, warm fuzzy childhood memories, NeoGAF
[snoopyflyingace.com]
[snoopyflyingace.com]
NIS: Now Wii 9001 Certified!Posted 4:19pm Thu Nov 06, 2008 by Ryan Fulton
Tags: Nippon Ichi Software, NIS, Wii, developers developers
I'm beginning to think that I'm turning into a shameless NIS shill, but I can't help the fact that I keep coming across NIS related information this week. On November 4th NIS signed a contract that made them an official Wii developer. Their first title is tentatively titled and dated "Let's Hitchhike" and March 09, respectively. That's all there really is to know just yet. I suppose one could expect NIS to push their PS2 style sprites onto the Wii. Personally, I'm rather interested in see how this effects their PlayStation 3 Development.
[siliconera.com]
[siliconera.com]
Nintendo Announces Punch-Out!! WiiPosted 6:57pm Thu Oct 02, 2008 by Zach Lott
Tags: Punch Out Wii, Nintendo, Wii
[joystiq.com]
[joystiq.com]
Rumor: PS4/Wii HD Planned for 2011.Posted 5:41pm Wed Oct 01, 2008 by Ryan Fulton
Tags: Rumor, Wii HD, PlayStation 4, NeoGAF, My Tears
I never thought I would say this, but I think technology is moving too fast. Perhaps I'm growing old, but it seems as if this generation has hardly learned to crawl and already there are rumors of the next generation of consoles due in 3 years.
Within the last 24 hours, rumors for both the PS4 and Wii HD have surfaced on the web. Just for safety's sake, they're rumors, again, rumors. That being said, it's not implausible that both are interested in getting onto the market first after seeing how much having a first place spot helped the Xbox 360 and PS2 (Let's ignore Dreamcast for argument's sake.)
[neogaf.com]
I never thought I would say this, but I think technology is moving too fast. Perhaps I'm growing old, but it seems as if this generation has hardly learned to crawl and already there are rumors of the next generation of consoles due in 3 years.
Within the last 24 hours, rumors for both the PS4 and Wii HD have surfaced on the web. Just for safety's sake, they're rumors, again, rumors. That being said, it's not implausible that both are interested in getting onto the market first after seeing how much having a first place spot helped the Xbox 360 and PS2 (Let's ignore Dreamcast for argument's sake.)
[neogaf.com]
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