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Daily updates about the Nintendo Wii console and Nintendo Wii games, from a huge Nintendo Wii fan Wed, 15 Oct 2008 00:04:09 +0200  None of the other Play on Wii video games, including Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, Chibi-Robo, Mario Power Tennis, and Metroid Prime 1 and 2, are currently listed on the ESRB as Wii video games. Chances are that the Pikmins are the ones most Nintendo fans were most interested in anyway. [Via OMGNintendo]
Tue, 14 Oct 2008 00:04:08 +0200 Filed under: News, Virtual Console, WiiWare  Cruise past the break to check out the rest of the new gaming content available for the Wii this week. Gallery: Sam & Max - Season One      This week's retail releases are:
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Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:04:11 +0200 Filed under: Virtually Overlooked  The latest character to be added to the roster of Konami's questionable Castlevania: Judgment is Eric Lecarde, who appears in IGA's 3D fighter/brawler/potential abomination in the form of a little girl -- at least, that's what seems to be the intention with Takeshi Obata's character design. Eric has made few appearances in Castlevania, especially compared to his Judgment cohorts Simon, Alucard, and, of course, Dracula. He appeared in Portrait of Ruin as a gruff ghost who helped the vampire hunters by standing in one room and doling out quests.To Judgment players, he may just be some guy with a spear, but his history of being just some guy with a spear dates back to 1994, when he appeared as the spear guy in the Genesis exclusive Castlevania: Bloodlines. Lecarde was one of 2 playable characters in the video game, along with John Morris, an attempt to shoehorn Bram Stoker's Dracula universe into the horror melange that was pre-goth Castlevania. Morris was the traditional whipster, with the Super Castlevania IV-style ability to swing from objects with his whip. Eric could super-jump with his spear, pole-vault style.  Despite the different look and the borrowed history, Bloodlines is still completely classic Castlevania -- one of the last ones before Symphony of the Night slashed and burned the series of old, resurrecting it as Super Metroid in a cloak. I would never suggest that the current variety of Castlevania is in any way bad, but the only negative effect it had was that it signaled the end of a series of extremely difficult linear action video games. Bloodlines may have been overlooked by a lot of people who would have liked it due to platform loyalty. Due in part to the cost of owning multiple systems, as well as the aforementioned PR-fueled rivalry between Sega and Nintendo, many of the people who love Castlevania the most went Nintendo-only in the 16-bit generation, missing the jump to the Sega platform.
Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:04:09 +0200 I wasn't a huge fan of the first No More Heroes, but did appreciate its art style and clever humor. I'll probably be renting this when it comes out just to see how the story progresses. What did you all think about the original, and where do you see the storyline going for the sequel? Sat, 11 Oct 2008 00:04:08 +0200  1up's James Mielke took in a playable demo of the Wii version of Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes at TGS, and basically raved about it, saying that it "may just be the neo-2D fighter to beat in the upcoming months." He praises the admirable performance of the Classic Controller for the video game, as well. Gallery: Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes     
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Tue, 07 Oct 2008 00:04:08 +0200 de Blob Description: This video game follows ‘de Blob' as he travels around Chroma City trying to put color back into, the now drab and gray metropolis. de Blob must take on the I.N.K.T Corporation as he splashes his way around Chroma City. The video game relies heavily on platform elements, with a unique sense of style. Published: THQ
Gameplayer - 10/10:“With such complete attention to the teensiest of details, it is obvious that de Blob was more than just another project for all those involved; it captured their imaginations and became a labour of love. As gamers all too often lumbered with substandard shovelware seemingly puked out to market without an iota of play testing, we are the ones who benefit from this passion, for de Blob really is one of those all-too-rare instantly – and blissfully original –classics that is genuinely fun to get to grips with.” Game Revolution - B+/A+:“As a video game that started life as a student project at the Utrecht School of the Arts in the Netherlands, de Blob most definitely scores high in the originality department. The path to commercial release means what you see on your Wii is a bit different than the original freeware PC video game, it hasn't lost touch with its roots. What's here is just as wild and wacky as the original and it's a benchmark video game for the Wii. If you own a Wii, this is one video game you don't want to overlook.” Gamespy - 4/5 Stars:“One of the best things we can say about de Blob is that it has an uncanny ability to make you forget about time. Many of our stages ran for at least a half-hour, and we seldom realized it until the level wrapped and reminded us how long we'd be playin. It's a beautifully immersive video game that really takes advantage of the Wii's hardware to create a vivid and memorable experience.” Metacritic Score: 83/100 Wii Blog Posts Screenshots Videos Mon, 06 Oct 2008 00:04:09 +0200 Filed under: Wii Warm Up 
Sun, 05 Oct 2008 00:04:10 +0200 Sat, 04 Oct 2008 00:04:08 +0200 High Voltage, developer behind The Conduit for the Wii, has revealed that the video game will include an online multiplayer mode. Even more, the team currently has a build that supports up to 16 players at once. They also revealed functionality with WiiSpeak, Nintendo's new communication peripheral unveiled at yesterday's press conference. Keep it here for more! Source The only video game I looking forward to on the Wii as of right now! I really hope they don't use the FC system with this video game, it will just ruin it >.< But yeah, 16 player online and voice is awesome but they are just WAY behind with that. Pretty old news but if nobody heard the news, here you go. Fri, 03 Oct 2008 00:04:09 +0200 Filed under: Reviews  Gallery: Wario Land: Shake It      In short: yes. But, before I start going on and on about how great the video game is, let's discuss the problems. First of all, the video game is incredibly linear. Aside from the missions in each level, which help to break up the monotony of just getting through each screen, there isn't much else here for you to discover. You meet challenges that are bested by Wario's abilities and you move on. Rinse and repeat.  So what did I enjoy about the video game? Well, the missions in each stage are fun to tackle. On top of that, the video game has a lot of charm (you'll be laughing at Wario's antics, trust me), the visual presentation is spot-on (unless you're playin in 16:9, in which case you have to put up with ugly bars on either side of the screen) and the controls really work out well.  As I said during my time with the video game at E3, the gesture-based controls aren't overused here at all. You shake the Wiimote to punch the ground, thus prying things loose in the environment or stunning enemies around you. You also shake the Wiimote to free coins from their pouch prisons throughout each level. And, finally, whenever you need to throw something or shoot missiles whilst in your underwater submarine, you just tile the Wiimote in order to aim. It's very basic and simple uses of the Wiimote's functionality, which perfectly suit the title.Visually, there isn't much that I can say that you don't already know. The animation work done by Production I.G. is impeccable. Wario moves so fluidly, the cutscenes look great and everything is just brought to life so well in the video game. The areas in the video game each have their own feel, thanks to inspired design, and it's one of the most visually-pleasing video games I've ever enjoyed on my Wii. There's no doubt about: Wario Land: Shake It! is a must-own title for the Wii. I just can't stress enough how fun this video game is and how much fans of 2D titles, as well as platformers in general, will get a kick out of it. If you've got the coin, I suggest you invest in Wario's latest adventure. Final score: 9/10  Looking for a video game? Be sure to swing by our retail review archive, where you can easily jump to conclusions based on score alone, or access our full reviews, if you're so inclined. There's even a page for WiiWare reviews!
Thu, 02 Oct 2008 00:04:08 +0200 Tatsunoko vs. Capcom crosses over to Wii Arcade brawler pitting video game publisher's characters against those of anime production company confirmed for Japanese console release later this year. TOKYO--The Amusement Machine Show may be taking place in Japan right now, but the latest news in fighting video games came from outside the event. Today, Capcom announced that its upcoming crossover title Tatsunoko vs. Capcom will arrive for the Nintendo Wii on December 11, nearly simultaneously with the arcade version that's scheduled for release in the middle of the same month.  Marvel vs. Capcom 2 fans should feel right at home with the video game's launching system. Tatsunoko vs. Capcom features historical characters from Capcom's popular video game franchises and the Tatsunoko animation studio. Characters from Capcom's side include Street Fighters Ryu, Chun Li, and Alex, as well as Morrigan (DarkStalkers), Souki (Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams), Batsu (Rival Schools), Rock Volnut (Megaman Legends), and PTX-40A (Lost Planet). Tatsunoko's characters will likely be less familiar to Western audiences, as they come from the studio's 1970s anime. Ken from Gatchman (aired domestically as Battle of the Planets) may be the most recognized of a roster that includes Casshern, Yatterman, Hurricane Polymar, Tekkaman, Doronjo, and Gold Lightan. Karasu, a relatively new character from a 2005 anime series carrying the same name, will also be in the video game. Capcom has not announced any release plans for Tatsunoko vs. Capcom outside of Japan. Source Wed, 01 Oct 2008 00:04:08 +0200 Filed under: Rumors  For most people who aren't high-ranking Nintendo executives, the air is presently thick with speculation over what Nintendo will be revealing at its forthcoming Media Summit. Not if you're Gamekyo.com, though. The French site knows for certain what is coming: a new Wii video game based an old Nintendo franchise that "everyone is waiting for." The Gamekyo story certainly sounds very sure of itself ("We can announce today that Nintendo will reveal a new video game for the Wii during this event," reads the closing line), even though the article is entirely unsourced. While we're advising you take this rumor with a barrel -- nay, a truckload -- of salt, the prospect of an old Nintendo series being resurrected was too much for us to ignore. For its part, Nintendo issued a by-now-standard "We do not comment on rumor or speculation" to CVG, but that's not a denial, right? Source: Nintendo making new video game based on old franchise. Source: Nintendo refuses to play ball. [Thanks, Chris!]  Know what should be on the Wii? These video games.
Tue, 30 Sep 2008 00:04:14 +0200 Well, High Voltage is truly becoming a maverick in the world of videogames. First they announced development of The Conduit. A video game which boasts to push the Nintendo Wii to its technical limits. They've promised a robust online multiplayer outing. Now, they want to hear from fans on how to map their controls better. Here's the official press release from High Voltage: TAKE CONTROL OF THE CONDUIT Hoffman Estates, IL – September 17, 2008 - High Voltage Software, Inc., one of the world's largest independent videogame developers, officially announced today that they are accepting fan-created control mappings for their first-person action shooter, The Conduit. The video game will debut exclusively for the Nintendo? Wii™ in the first quarter of 2009. The idea started as a simple conversation within the development team. The team’s Lead Programmer, Ed Federmeyer, suggested the idea of letting gamers themselves offer up some other possibilities and then take the best to build into the video game as extra preset controller configurations. “From the start of the project our primary goal has been to make the definitive first person shooter for the Wii, and specifically for core gamers. Asking core gamers for their input is just a logical extension of that rationale,” commented Kerry J. Ganofsky, Chief Executive Officer. The contest rules are simple; using a standard Wii-Remote and Nunchuk combination, fans should send in what control mapping they think would be best for the following functions: 1. Move Forward/Back Fans should also feel free to also suggest Wii-motions (gestures) to trigger actions - just be sure to describe motions thoroughly enough that they are clear to High Voltage Software’s design team. Entries should be sent to Feedback@High-Voltage.com with the subject line of “Conduit Controller Mapping Contest”. Winning entries will be made available for selection through the UI as official controller schemes for The Conduit, with appropriate in-video game credit given to their creators. Contest entries must be received prior to November 14, 2008. Entries using duplicate schemes will be awarded based on whichever was received first. Winners grant permission to High Voltage Software (HVS) to use his/her name for professional and promotional purposes. All entries become the property of HVS and under no conditions does HVS promise any financial or monetary compensation to those who enter. One of the gameplay aspects of The Conduit that's been popping up is how many control layouts they're going to have. According to High Voltage nearly every facet of the video game is customizable in terms of controls. So, if your control scheme is picked you might just get a special credit in the upcoming Wii shooter. Kudos High Voltage for truly getting the gamers involved. I'm developing schemes in my head as I type this. Mon, 29 Sep 2008 00:04:09 +0200 Filed under: Point/Counterpoint  Mega Man 9 rejects all modern graphical conventions, taking the player through a timewarp to 1988 with its intentionally blocky, charming sprites. Conversely, Wario Land: Shake It! is straight from the Metal Slug school of design, in that it uses painstakingly detailed, beautiful hand-drawn art. Which do the Wii Fanboy staff prefer? Read on to hear both sides of the argument!
Sun, 28 Sep 2008 00:04:09 +0200 Filed under: News  Konami appears to be really pleased with Simon Belmont's little shorts. They have -- well, he has, we suppose -- become an unofficial mascot for Castlevania Judgment, first as a rather expensive figurine sold through Konamistyle, and now as the focal point of this "laser cel" being given away as a preorder bonus by GameStop.The background, featuring Aeon, certainly looks cool, as does the color scheme in general. You can see Alucard in his new finery standing back-to-back with Simon. But it's clear that the star of the show is Simon Belmont and his shorts. And his big apelike arms. Gallery: Castlevania Judgment     
Fri, 26 Sep 2008 00:03:09 +0200 Filed under: Video Even when escaping buildings that are crumbling around his ears, Disaster: Day of Crisis hero Raymond Bryce takes time out to line his stomach with the huge food that can be randomly found in large wooden crates. We're just pleased to see him looking after himself and getting his five a day. We're sure his mother feels the same. Gallery: Disaster: Day of Crisis      [Via Go Nintendo]
Thu, 25 Sep 2008 00:03:09 +0200 Filed under: News, Interviews, Nintendo Wi-Fi  If your Wii's teensy amount of storage space currently resembles an overflowing suitcase, then Guitar Hero: World Tour isn't about to make life any easier. According to Vicarious Visions' Karthik Bala, the video game allows you to download songs to an SD card, but you'll still require "about 200" free blocks of memory to be used as a "content cache" for the song you're playin through. Once you've finished with that track, you can clear the cache and transport another of your downloaded songs to your 200 reserved blocks. Transferring songs, explains Bala, happens "pretty quickly." It sounds like a workable solution, but 200 blocks? That's the equivalent of six Mega Man 2s or 3 Super Metroids, and is bigger than some N64 video games; we're also curious about Karthik Bala's personal definition of "pretty quickly." Protip, Nintendo: if you were thinking of announcing a storage solution in the next decade, next week's Japanese Media Summit would be the ideal time. Gallery: Guitar Hero World Tour      [Via Go Nintendo]
Wed, 24 Sep 2008 00:03:07 +0200 Filed under: Metareview  Talk about dividing opinion. As we type these words, Metacritic features just ten reviews of Wario Land: Shake It!, yet already the top and bottom scores are separated by a yawning gulf of 30%. 2 things most critics seem to agree on: Shake It! is beautiful, and Shake It! is short. The rest is clearly up for debate:
Gallery: Wario Land: Shake It
Tue, 23 Sep 2008 00:03:08 +0200 It's been confirmed, that on September 22nd, Mega Man 9 will be put on WiiWare. Wii owners will have the privilege of downloading Mega Man 9 before other console owners. This weekend is already looking better as the day goes along. Monday can't come quick enough (never thought I'd ever be saying that) More news, is that Proto Man will available to play through DLC. He will cost 200 Wii Points to download. He will have some moves that Mega Man doesn't have; like the ability to slide and charge his blasts. Proto Man will be making his presence known the week of October 2nd.
Mega Man 9 Wii Blog Posts Mon, 22 Sep 2008 00:03:22 +0200 Filed under: News  The ITC (International Trade Commission) has announced that it'll be conducting a probe into the allegations of one Hillcrest Laboratories. Back near the tail end of August, Hillcrest filed a patent infringement suit against Nintendo concerning the motion-sensing aspects of the console. This current report states that Hillcrest claims Nintendo infringed upon 4 different patents. The exact specifics, beyond that, aren't known.In the worst case scenario, the ITC could ban the Wii from the United States. The last time Nintendo lost a patent infringement suit, they paid $21 million. With the 4 violations, they may win some, they may lose some. If they lose this case, we'd say they're putting up a lot more dough than $21 million, though. Or really smart for not sending us all the Wii stock. [Via Joystiq]
Sun, 21 Sep 2008 00:03:08 +0200 Sat, 20 Sep 2008 00:03:11 +0200 The more I see for Disaster: Day of Crisis, the more I anxiously await its release. 24 meets global warming, with a japanese style animation; just tell me where to sign up. This latest trailer just adds even more to the hype machine for me. |
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