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Cross platform gameplay between the Wii and DS for Guitar Hero

By Gavin Mannion
September 16, 2010
in :  Gaming
1

Sony were the first in this generation to start cross platform gameplay between the PS3 and PSP however I don’t know of any games that allow simultaneous gameplay between the two so this may well be a first. In the upcoming Guitar Hero Warriors of Rock for the Wii and NDS you are going to be able to play 4 …

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GoldenEye Wii: Cash-In Or Next-Gen Love Letter?

By Karl
September 16, 2010
in :  Gaming
1

The announced remake of the GoldenEye for Wii by Activision has, understandably, ruffled quite a few feathers. Rare doesn’t like it, fans of the N64 are probably annoyed by it’s mean existence, and there is generally an air of concern that it won’t be given the love it deserves, serving just a method to make copious amounts of money. Lets …

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Metroid: Other M Reviewed – Not the Samus Before

By Geoffrey Tim
September 14, 2010
in :  Gaming, Reviews
11

When Reggie Fils-Aime, Nintendo’s beefy president showed the brief teaser trailer for Metroid : Other M at 2009’s E3, I couldn’t help but elicit girlyish squeals. It looked like it would return the series – at least partially – to its 3rd person exploration roots, only with an adrenaline-fuelled kick in the junk, courtesy of Ninja Gaiden developers Team Ninja. …

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Happy 25th Birthday, Mario!

By Geoffrey Tim
September 13, 2010
in :  Gaming
8

On September 13, 1985 the first super Mario Bros game was released in Japan. While our favourite goomba-stomping plumber got his start a little earlier – in 1981’s Donkey Kong, it was Super Mario Bros that sent the world’s most famous video game character down the princess-saving path he’d continue for the next 25 years. So Happy 25th Birthday, Mario! …

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Tetris Party Deluxe Reviewed – Drop it Like it’s Blocks

By Geoffrey Tim
September 9, 2010
in :  Gaming, Reviews
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The grandfather of puzzle games, Alexey Pajitnov’s Tetris is back. Since its release in 1984 it’s graced all manner of device; from consoles and handhelds, to cellphones and portable music players to graph calculators and even oscilloscopes. Everyone reading this has at some point played Tetris or one of its many variants and are likely well acquainted with the classic …

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NBA Jam Wii Has No Online Multiplayer

By Geoffrey Tim
September 8, 2010
in :  Gaming
2

  Multi-console owning fans of NBA Jam are caught in a quandry. While the HD consoles will be getting the game as a gimped pack-in with NBA Elite, many gamers would rather opt for the complete Wii version – even if the system has a pretty terrible online multiplayer system. Well, their minds may have just been made up for …

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Kirbys Epic Yarn gets a release date

By Gavin Mannion
September 7, 2010
in :  Gaming
1

[Update] I have received a reply and it’s not good. Apparently we are only getting Kirby in Q1 of 2011… I am trying to get a reason for the delay now and I will update this story if/when that happens. I was privileged enough to get some hands on time with the new Kirby at E3 this year and I …

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2 New Golden Eye Trailers

By Gavin Mannion
September 1, 2010
in :  Gaming
1

I have stated before that I am not that interested in the upcoming Golden Eye Wii remake but I have to admit that these two trailers have started to convince me that I am wrong. Possibly it’s just the theme music that has me excited, I am a huge Bond fan, but the game is also looking pretty good. Isn’t …

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