LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures will support up to four player co-operative play on console versions of the game, LucasArts has revealed. While the puzzles are designed around two player co-operation, up to four characters can journey together through eighteen levels parodying the original movies. The game will focus more on adventuring and puzzle-solving than the action-orientated play of the previous LEGO Star Wars titles. ...
This month’s Top 20 things is a festival of old and new, scary and nice, handy and, erm, useless. And with millions more consoles out there, 2008 will be even more packed with the kind of random nonsense that makes the world of Nintendo such a fun place to be. Enjoy! ...
Pacific Crest Securities analyst Evan Wilson believes Microsoft and Nintendo will release new home consoles by 2010, the year he says will likely mark the end of the PSP and DS cycles.In an investor note issued to GameSpot, Wilson said it is unlikely that Microsoft or Nintendo will attempt to extend the traditional five year console cycle in this generation."We believe that peak industry sales will occur in 2010, given that Microsoft will ...
It's (almost) official. The Wii has overtaken the worldwide lifetime sales of the GameCube in the thirteen months since its release.On February 9, the Wii had sold 21.490 million consoles, while its predecessor had sold a mere 21.515 million units.Based on the amount of Wiis sold last week, the console is currently selling 64,000 units per day.Pop all that information in a mathematics machine and you get a figure of 21.554 million Wiis sold by ...
The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) says that the percentage of Mature-rated games released halved from 2005 to 2007.In a winter newsletter, Patricia Vance, president of the ESRB, said that the amount of Mature-rated titles is declining each year despite the fact that more and more games are being released."The ESRB also had the biggest year ever in 2007, having assigned 1,563 ratings, a 22% increase over the prior year. And, as ...