High Voltage Software, the developers of the The Conduit for the Nintendo Wii have been going on for a while now about how the Wii is capable of graphics that are on par with the Xbox 360. They have now released a video showing off the technical capabilities of the game and indeed the Wii. I am sorry, but I am just not sold in any way. While the game looks quite cool and the graphics are relatively impressive, it still feels like nothing more than an impressive Gamecube title at best. If an Xbox 360 game was released with the same graphics as The Conduit it would be torn to shreds in an instant. Good for them for pushing the abilities of the Wii but please, don't make bold statements that just aren't true.

If you were looking for a game to make you look like a complete fool in front of your TV, look no further. G1 jockey is a horse riding simulator for the Wii, yes that’s right a horse riding simulator. No it doesn’t include some huge saddle peripheral, its works with the balance board, Wii-mote and nunchuck. While watching this …

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Trivial Pursuit, EA announced plans to release Trivial Pursuit games on every possible platform they can. From the likes of Pogo.com, where you can already play the game, to both new and last generation consoles. Last Updated: September 29, 2008

What you are about to witness, is an advert for Wii Music. Wii Music doesn't completely make sense to me. You can pretty much do what you want and still be apart of the songs. Which makes me wonder, why not just flip your television to MTV and wave your coffee mugs around instead? It's cheaper for starters, well, as long as you don't toss any of them into a wall. The sad fact is that this "game" is going to sell like hotcakes, even though I think that most people are going to only toy around with it a few times and then never touch it again. What also interests me and only serves to prove my point a little more, is that I could take the above video and replace the piano music with the sounds of bongo drums and most people wouldn't even realise. I know that Nintendo wants to make games that are interactive and easy to learn, but this barely makes you apart of the actual experience at all.

So the Xbox 360 price cuts are just starting to take effect and I am expecting big announcements from Sony (Home) and Nintendo (something.. there has to be something) just around the corner. The silly season is racing up on us, anyone else spotted Christmas decorations yet? So lets take a look at where we stand right now. The Wii …

  With Megaman out on PSN and Wii this week, and XBLA next week, here’s a little Developer interview to wet your gaming taste buds. Probably the most eye catching feature about this game is the developers decision to go back to NES styled 8 bit graphics. For those of you not familiar with the Megaman series, don’t be fooled, …

According to Microsoft Game Studios head Phil Spencer, Microsoft has plenty more Halo in store for its fans. Quoted in an interview with games industry.biz Spencer said “Well, there’s more than one team building Halo games right now. There are more than two or three teams building Halo things right now. Some of them we will own, some of them …

So with the mass markets eyes slowly shifting towards Christmas the next big question obviously becomes “which console is going to take this season?” The Yahoo PlayBack slot has tackled this question this week and it is little suprise that once again the Nintendo Wii is the pre-season favourite. However what is suprising is how badly Yahoo thinks of the …