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More 'touch!' for your money soon. Aug 28, 2008 - 12:06 PM - by n_gamer
If we may believe several sources outside of Nintendo, then yes. According to these sources, Nintendo is currently working on an updated version of the Nintendo DS. Namely, a DS which features not only larger screens, but also dual touch screens. This way players can interact in-game on both screens.
The sources in question also stated that if this truly is something Nintendo’s working on they will most likely keep it to themselves until some time early next year. Nintendo... [Read More]
This is purely a rumour, but quite a believable one. Aug 28, 2008 - 6:50 AM - by Tjharwin
The #1 gaming magazine in Japan, Famitsu, is supposedly printing an article concerning a "wii-make" of Resident Evil 2. In 2002, Resident Evil was recreated for the Nintendo Gamecube by Capcom, including an extended game with new areas, improved graphics in gameplay, revived cutscenes and new voice acting which wasn't so pathetically cheesey as the first version for the Playstation.
Capcom has recently announced that they are porting 'Dead Rising' to Wii, and rumours... [Read More]
An online subscription may be required for online play in the Wii and PS3 versions of the upcoming Guitar Hero World Tour. Aug 28, 2008 - 3:51 AM - by Budge007
No, I'm not talking about downloadable content. Activision has hinted that the essential online play modes for Guitar Hero World Tour may require paid subscriptions from Wii and Playstation 3 owners.
The First original IP (from Nintendo) for the Wii coming October 24 Aug 27, 2008 - 4:12 PM - by Azurill
Disaster: Day of Crisis is the kind of game that Nintendo needed this year at E3. A hardcore, first-party original IP that takes advantage of the Wii's capabilities. Unfortunately, Cammie Dunaway and the rest of the NOA crew forgot about this sleeper hit, but the geniuses at the European division have been working hard to publish this game in time for the holiday season, according to a report by Nintendic.
Along with the fresh-off-the-press October 24 release date comes an... [Read More]
Sources say that the new Xbox 360 Arcade price-cut will have a motion controller to compete with the Nintendo Wii. Aug 27, 2008 - 12:52 PM - by CosGrove
The rumors are back. We've heard so many rumors regarding an Xbox 360 motion controller. The past rumors said that the controller was going to be revealed at E3. And yet we heard nothing about it. As we all thought the rumors are gone, they simply aren't. Rumors say that the new Xbox 360 Arcade $199 price-cut will feature a motion controller but similar to Nintendo's Wii remote.
According to sources, the Xbox 360 Arcade price-cut will be released to compete with the Nintendo Wii.... [Read More]
Nintendo is currently working on games for the core audience, but won't be released for another two or three years. Aug 27, 2008 - 12:11 PM - by CosGrove
Everyone was disappointed at Nintendo at the Electronic Entertainment Expo this year because they didn't announce any core games. All that was announced were games for the casual crowd. Surely GrandTheftAuto: Chinatown Wars was announced for the Nintendo DS, but where's is that new Legend of Zelda game, or a new Pikmin game? It was truly disappointing. Nearly right after the press conference, Shigeru Miyamoto stated that a new Mario, Zelda and Pikmin game are in development.
New details about the upcoming Call of Duty game revealed. Aug 27, 2008 - 9:30 AM - by Budge007
Activision currently hold the top spot for best selling third party Wii titles and this is a reason why. Despite the limitations of the Wii that some developers are treating like a reason to slap together inferior ports (I'm looking at you EA), Activision is setting a new bar for developers by trying their best to give the Wii a game that can stand up to the HD counterparts.
I am of course referring to the new Call of Duty game, and while Call of Duty 3 may have been a total drop... [Read More]
Bomberman is coming to Wiiware with Bomberman Blast! Aug 26, 2008 - 6:13 PM - by gumyaho
Despite the recent string of mediocre Bomberman titles, I still haven't given up hope on this series. I remember playing Bomberman on the N64 as a child and loving it.
This game looks interesting as you use your Mii's to fight.
The game is online too, and competitions will be held.
There is one thing I have always wanted to do since I got my Wii and that is: destroy Mii's at will. It looks like this game has answered my prayers!
If we may believe several sources outside of Nintendo, then yes. According to these sources, Nintendo is currently working on an updated version of the Nintendo DS. Namely, a DS which features not only larger screens, but also dual touch screens. This way players can interact in-game on both screens.
The #1 gaming magazine in Japan, Famitsu, is supposedly printing an article concerning a "wii-make" of Resident Evil 2. In 2002, Resident Evil was recreated for the Nintendo Gamecube by Capcom, including an extended game with new areas, improved graphics in gameplay, revived cutscenes and new voice acting which wasn't so pathetically cheesey as the first version for the Playstation. 
No, I'm not talking about downloadable content. Activision has hinted that the essential online play modes for Guitar Hero World Tour may require paid subscriptions from Wii and Playstation 3 owners.
Disaster: Day of Crisis is the kind of game that Nintendo needed this year at E3. A hardcore, first-party original IP that takes advantage of the Wii's capabilities. Unfortunately, Cammie Dunaway and the rest of the NOA crew forgot about this sleeper hit, but the geniuses at the European division have been working hard to publish this game in time for the holiday season, according to a report by Nintendic.
The rumors are back. We've heard so many rumors regarding an Xbox 360 motion controller. The past rumors said that the controller was going to be revealed at E3. And yet we heard nothing about it. As we all thought the rumors are gone, they simply aren't. Rumors say that the new Xbox 360 Arcade $199 price-cut will feature a motion controller but similar to Nintendo's Wii remote.
Everyone was disappointed at Nintendo at the Electronic Entertainment Expo this year because they didn't announce any core games. All that was announced were games for the casual crowd. Surely GrandTheftAuto: Chinatown Wars was announced for the Nintendo DS, but where's is that new Legend of Zelda game, or a new Pikmin game? It was truly disappointing. Nearly right after the press conference, Shigeru Miyamoto stated that a new Mario, Zelda and Pikmin game are in development. 
Activision currently hold the top spot for best selling third party Wii titles and this is a reason why. Despite the limitations of the Wii that some developers are treating like a reason to slap together inferior ports (I'm looking at you EA), Activision is setting a new bar for developers by trying their best to give the Wii a game that can stand up to the HD counterparts.
Despite the recent string of mediocre Bomberman titles, I still haven't given up hope on this series. I remember playing Bomberman on the N64 as a child and loving it.
