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Vuvuzela Hero – First Direct Feed Gameplay Footage

By Nick De Bruyne
July 2, 2010
in :  Gaming
8

It all just got very real as Activision seeks out to make a quick buck off of the latest World Cup craze, the good ol’ Vuvuzela. The first footage released is direct feed gameplay, and shows off not only basic gameplay, but a quick sample of the menus as well as how the combo meters will work. What I was …

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E3 2010: Epic Mickey Footage

By Gavin Mannion
June 18, 2010
in :  Gaming
5

One of the games I thoroughly enjoyed watching, if not playing, at E3 this year was Epic Mickey for the Wii. Unfortunately when I was around the queue was pretty lengthy and I had appointments to get to so I couldn’t wait around to long, but I did manage to watch a couple of people trying it out for a …

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E3 2010: New NBA Jam Hands-On

By Nick De Bruyne
June 17, 2010
in :  Gaming
5

The NBA Jam series is finally back. The question on everyones minds though is, did it lose the original magic that made it so much fun back in its prime? The New NBA Jam will be coming exclusively to the Wii, and we have played it on the E3 showroom floor to bring you our impressions. Read them all after …

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New Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Trailer

By Gavin Mannion
June 15, 2010
in :  Gaming
2

It’s just been announced a few minutes ago and IGN already have a trailer up. So we’ve stolen it for your viewing pleasure right below Last Updated: June 15, 2010

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Our confirmed events for E3 (That we are allowed to tell you)

By Gavin Mannion
June 10, 2010
in :  Gaming
1

I’m amazingly still waiting for my passport to arrive even though I am officially flying out in 19 hours time, nothing like cutting things close to get the blood pumping. But it will come and I will make it to LA and I thought it would be worthwhile letting you know what events we currently hold invitations to so that …

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Is your Wii man enough for this gun?

By Gavin Mannion
June 8, 2010
in :  Gaming
Comments Off on Is your Wii man enough for this gun?

I just received a press release from Innex about the future of gaming accessories that I can see at E3 this year, the future is apparently a hyper realistic machine gun for the Wii? Well the bright orange barrel is a bit of a give away but the rest of the gun is apparently modelled on the Heckler & Koch’s …

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In Other News – June 4 2010

By Geoffrey Tim
June 4, 2010
in :  Gaming
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In just a week it’ll be time for the kick-off to the inaugural World cup 2010 match between Bafana Bafana and Mexico. My esteemed colleagues will also be on their way to E3. I’m going to simultaneously celebrate and drown my sorrows by drinking lots, and lots of beer. Today in 1989, The Chinese army massacred hundreds of protestors in …

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Rumour : Dead Space Extraction Headed to Download

By Geoffrey Tim
June 4, 2010
in :  Gaming
1

Dead Space Extraction, the Waggly Wii-based on-rails prequel to the original HD survival horror was critically acclaimed – and still stands as one of my favourite Wii games. Unfortunately sales of the title were ridiculously low, with the Wii just not the right home for the game. It’s unfortunate, too – with it being on rails the developers were able …

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