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The Wii has its Killer App : Baby and Me Special Edition

By Geoffrey Tim
November 2, 2009
in :  Gaming
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  Forget New Super Mario Bros Wii, Galaxy, or even Metroid Other M. This is the Wii’s raison d’être; its very reason for being. 505 Games upcoming child-rearing sim, Baby and Me has a special edition that’ll make fans of the genre rabid. While the regular version of the comes with a holster to which you attach your Wiimote and …

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New Super Mario Bros Wii to sell enough to “Shock"

By Geoffrey Tim
October 26, 2009
in :  Gaming
1

Michael Pachter, the videogame industry’s favourite analyst has spoken again. Analysts, for whom it is apt to have the word “anal” in their titles on account of the amount of faecal matter that they spew from their mouths, sometimes do actually get things right – and I suspect this will be one of those times. Pachter reckons that sales of …

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South African Console Sales Stats Revealed – Winners and Losers

By Nick De Bruyne
October 21, 2009
in :  Gaming
21

Local gaming site xboxgaming has managed to get some figures for the sales of consoles in SA and the results are interesting to say the very least. We obviously have three different categories to look at, which come in the form of last-gen, current-gen and then handhelds. Can you guess who is kicking some major ass? Well, you probably could …

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New Super Mario Bros Wii First Review In – no surprises

By Gavin Mannion
October 20, 2009
in :  Gaming
1

So the first review for NSMBW, er that’s as ugly as the full title, anyway where was I? Oh yeah the first review is in for the game and unsurprisingly it has walked away with a solid 96% albeit from the Official Nintendo Magazine. The pay off line is “time Mario magic is present” and apparently it looks and sounds …

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CyberBike – The best thing to happen to the Wii since Wii Fit?

By Gavin Mannion
October 14, 2009
in :  Gaming
Comments Off on CyberBike – The best thing to happen to the Wii since Wii Fit?

Remember when the Wii was announced everyone laughed at the stupid name and bad graphics and was sure that the thing wouldn’t sell… and then remember when the Wii Fit was announced we all mocked it saying there is no way people will buy that? Well I don’t want to be in that crowd anymore so I am hedging my …

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New Super Mario Bros is kak hard apparently

By Gavin Mannion
October 8, 2009
in :  Gaming
6

I admit it, I am overly excited for the New Super Mario Bros game that is about to be released next month. It’s Super Mario with 4 players, co-op… I couldn’t think of a better family game if I tried. And now it’s just got better, apparently the game isn’t straight forward and will take a reasonable amount of ability …

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Sony thinks it will be better for all of us if they win

By Gavin Mannion
October 7, 2009
in :  Gaming
4

One thing you have to love about Sony is that they go all in when they think they are on top. Not content with simply becoming a real competitor in the gaming industry again thanks to that recent price drop but now Jack is sprouting that it would be better for all of us if Sony wins.. “In an industry …

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The Lazygamer Podcast – Episode 20: Live from rAge 2009 With Specials Guests From 2K and Ubisoft!

By Nick De Bruyne
October 5, 2009
in :  Entertainment, Gaming
1

Welcome to the “don’t miss this one” episode of The Lazygamer Podcast as we bring you an earlier than usual special episode from rAge 2009 that you won’t want to miss out on. We have a very special treat for our listeners this week. We recorded our podcast live from rAge 2009 and managed to get David Holse from 2K …

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