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May’s American video game sales data from the NPD is in, and like almost any month the past year, it shows an unchanged result: A Nintendo system on top, this time the DS and DSi handhelds outsold all other systems by a long shot. NPD analyst, Anita Frazier, had this to say: “The DS was the [...]
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Nintendo announced an all-new Picross game for DS entitled Picross 3D. Which they are releasing in the U.S. this June. The game is based on Nintendo’s previous best-selling puzzle title Picross DS while bringing a whole new dimension to the puzzles. Literally. In the game you must use logic to unlock the images in the puzzles. [...]
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Nintendo announced at E3 2009 that they are bringing Red Entertainment’s dinosaur-collecting-and-battling DS game to America as “Fossil Fighters”. Fossil Fighters blends the timeless human fascination with dinosaurs with the fun of building a collection. The game lets players build a collection of more than 100 fantastical dinosaurs known […]
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Videogames focused and built specifically for young and teen girls were a large focus of the biggest publishers at this year’s E3. And Nintendo was no different. At E3 2009 during Nintendo’s E3 2009 Press Conference, they revealed that they were bringing the “Girls Mode” Japanese fashion titles to America as the “Style Savvy […]
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Sony on Tuesday unveiled a sleek next-generation PSP Go handheld videogame, movie and music gadget in a direct challenge to Nintendo’s freshly-launched DSi devices. Sony Computer Entertainment president Kaz Hirai showed off a new PSP Go at a press conference in the Shrine Auditorium as a major Electronics Entertainment Expo (E3) got under way nearby in [.. […]
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In the same interview he said the Wii could live for eight more years, Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata remarked that if Apple and Nintendo "were in direct competition, I would not use a Mac in my…
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While Mac OS X is evolving slightly, if Windows 7 gets as warm a reception among consumers as it's getting among reviewers, Apple will likely have to shift marketing strategies, industry analysts suggest.
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The Beancat is a battery-powered skid-steer beanbag chair piloted by a Wii nunchuck controller, created for this year's Bay Area Maker Faire . It looks like a pretty great way to make a fridge run without having to, well, run. [ Make ]
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Nintendo made a surprising and totally random announcement at their E3 2009 Nintendo Press Conference. That announcement was a Wii Vitality Sensor, a device that plugs directly into the bottom port of the Wii Remote. The device itself is small and reads your pulse when you stick your finger in it. Nintendo talked extensively about the [...]
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Nintendo just announced Monolith Soft (of Xenosaga Episodes & Baten Kaitos fame) is developing Monado: Beginning Of The World for the Wii. It may not be the Baten Kaitos 3 fans were waiting for. But in this Japanese RPG the main character’s gameplay looks like a nice mix between Baten Kaitos 2 and Final Fantasy XII. [...]
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