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Jan 19, 2007
Wii Feature | Wii
These days, you cant release anything technological without it being hacked, retrofitted and some new function drawn out of it. The Bluetooth basis of Nintendos motion-sensing Wiimote control made it a prime candidate for retro-engineers, and theyve already got it working on the PC. Fancy physically slashing your way through Half-Life 2, or strumming an imaginary instrument? Now you ...
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Dec 8, 2006
Wii Feature | Wii
The wait may finally be over for Nintendo's motion-sensitive console, but demand is burning stronger than ever. Right now the company couldn't earn negative press even if it planted razor-filled explosives in every 50th Wii, that's how insanely "must-have" this system is right now. But is it all justified? It's true that the launch lineup is packed with kiddy fare (Billy and Mandy, anyone?), but resting comfortably on top of this heap of baby games are several top-notch titles that'll appeal ...
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Nov 22, 2006
Wii Feature | Wii
It's a four day weekend. You've got a brand new console. These glorious moments are oh-so rare, so live it up. But, be careful with your hard-earned cash (or well-deserved reward for whittling away your parents' financial resolve) - use our handy review guide to get the final word on what Wii has to offer. If you're really dying to know how Happy Feet and Spongebob play, however, you're going to have to look elsewhere. We're busy with an avalanche of top-grade stuff here - and let's face it, ...
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Nov 14, 2006
Wii Feature | Wii
Feel that? It's the heat of launch day, a sizzling glow that inches closer each day. If the pre-order mayhem of the last two weeks is any indication, launch day for the Sony PS3 (11/17) and Nintendo Wii (11/19) - you know, when we can get our mitts on the actual systems and not just read about them - will be even more chaotic. Here are some tips to make sure you get ...
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Sep 19, 2006
Wii Feature | Wii
Nintendo's Wii event in New York last Thursday revealed most of the remaining secrets surrounding the new console. We now know the launch date and price, what functions will be packed inside the miniature machine and many of the games that we'll be able to play before Christmas. As well as clearing up many of the launch day loose ends, a generous crop of playable titles meant that we could cozy up with the beautiful little box for another lengthy spell of enjoyable kinetic gaming. But while ...
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Aug 16, 2006
Wii Feature | Wii
One of the most exciting and least-talked about features of Nintendo's Wii is the ability to sell us long-lost games - without the dust and peeling labels. The Wii's Wi-Fi capabilities will let you pack it full of NES, SNES and Nintendo 64 titles, a thought that gets our nostalgia motors spinning. After mining the best history has to offer, we present a few obscuro picks we hope to see coming to the Virtual Console... like fast. And we haven't even begun to contemplate the possible Genesis and ...
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May 20, 2006
Wii Feature | Wii
Super Mario Galaxy Developer: Nintendo Publisher: Nintendo Release Date:TBA We knew there was going to be a Mario for Wii, but to get one right away is a treasure indeed. Super Mario Galaxy still plays a lot like the past two 3D adventures, but the constantly changing gravity and Wii-mote features make this one feel both brand new and warm-and-fuzzily ...
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Feb 25, 2006
Wii Feature | Wii
Revolution will be better than the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360. Put together. It'll be more compelling, more interesting, more exciting and have better games. Crazy talk? The inane twitterings of a shattered mind? Unfocused fanboy enthuseo-blab? Not a bit of it. Revolution will be bestest. And you'd be a donkey to think otherwise. Here's why. 1) It'll cost you less Let's start with what matters most: money. Who cares if Solid Snake hacks up a photorealistic lung if it takes a second ...
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Feb 25, 2006
Wii Feature | Wii
Nintendo's been scrambling for second place for nearly five years now. With the release of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, times look even tougher. Scrap conventional wisdom. What if prettier graphics and tech-heavy features aren't the way to proceed? Well, Nintendo's banking on it and hoping its unique audience of casual and hardcore gamers will help them win the war. The secret weapon is a simple remote ...
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Feb 25, 2006
Wii Feature | Wii
Everyone's making a big fuss about the Revolution's motion-sensitive controller. And yes, the device could change the way games are played forever. It also stands an excellent chance of attracting gamers back who never touched a PS2 or Xbox. But there's more to this magic box than its eyebrow-raising wand. The most immediate thing you'll notice about the Revolution is its slim and trim size: it's no bigger than two or three DVD cases stacked on top of each other. While the final color schemes ...
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