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Nintendo getting overly happy about Let’s Tap?

By Gavin Mannion
April 24, 2009
in :  Gaming
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I have been avoiding making a post about Nintendo’s upcoming box title Let’s Tap as I am trying to keep my cynical miserable side under wraps at the moment. But then I stumbled across a Destructoid trailer about the game and couldn’t resist watching. Basically it’s a game where you need to put your Wiimote down on a box and …

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The PS3 destroys Japan – WTF happened?

By Gavin Mannion
April 24, 2009
in :  Gaming
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The latest Japanese sales are out and Sony are the boys with the biggest smile out this weekend. First up is the fact that the PSP went head to head with the new Nintendo DSi and matched it in sales. Both the PSP and DSi managed to sell 36 000 units and it’s only down to the fact that the …

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New Xbox 360 Hunting/Fishing Game To Come With Fishing Rod Peripheral

By Nick De Bruyne
April 23, 2009
in :  Gaming
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I usually laugh off any sort of hunting/fishing game, especially those that come with some sort of silly peripheral, but this time I am paying attention. It only takes one look at the peripheral above to see that the developers of the now announced “The Hunt and The Strike” for Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii aren’t messing around. The game …

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The Conduit may be pretty but it’s not very good

By Gavin Mannion
April 22, 2009
in :  Gaming
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Hardcore Wii owners everywhere have been dying to get their hands on the upcoming graphical powerhouse that is known as The Conduit. We have head and seen many stories telling us how great the game looks for a Wii title and how it proves that even the Wii can provide half decent graphics if pushed hard enough. Last Updated: April …

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March NPD Numbers Are In – Winners And Losers

By Nick De Bruyne
April 17, 2009
in :  Gaming
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So the numbers for March are in and before you even take a look at them I am sure that you can imagine that Nintendo absolutely obliterated the competition in hardware sales once again. The Xbox 360 had a great month compared to the PS3 and is actually the only console to actually have higher sales than March 2008. As …

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Is Nintendo Hurting The Casual Market?

By Nick De Bruyne
April 16, 2009
in :  Gaming
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The Wii Motion Plus was something that should have actually been incorporated into the Wii’s controls from the start, I know it, you know it and I am pretty sure that Nintendo knows it. Adding proper motion sensing to the Wii- mote means that so many games will now feature a whole lot less waggling for no good reason. Problem …

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Almost Time To Dust Off That Wii? – The Conduit Trailer

By Nick De Bruyne
April 9, 2009
in :  Gaming
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I have to honestly say that this trailer for The Conduit has gotten me a little excited. The visuals are looking pretty decent for the Wii, and the gameplay is looking really fun. Is this the sort of title that everyone expected to see on the Wii shortly after release? From the looks of things, The Conduit may just be …

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How Many Wii Games are Good?

By Geoffrey Tim
April 9, 2009
in :  Gaming
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Last Month, Electronic Entertainment Design and Research did a little research (ie : they went to Metacritic.com and counted) to determine what quantity of Xbox 360 and PS3 titles were actually good. The 360 and the PS3 were close to even, with a higher percentage of top rated games appearing on the PS3. With its market dominance, the Wii has …

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