Circuit City does buy one, get one 50% off sale on Wii games (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: Sales For those of you with some extra money burning a hole in your pocket, know that Circuit City has a sale running from now until this upcoming Saturday. When you purchase any Wii game at full price, you can get a second game for 50% off. The sale also works with Wii Play, if you're not among the folks who've already purchased the bundle. | |
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What is Art Style: Cubello? (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: Video, WiiWare We're glad Nintendo is supporting WiiWare with these awesome Art Style games, but it's not like they give us much to go on when they announce these titles on Monday morning. How are we to know what the game is like so we can decide if we want to purchase or not? Well, thankfully we've got a nice little video above showing us exactly what to expect. | |
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Retail and download releases for the week of October 13th (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: News, Virtual Console, WiiWare If you've been digging the Strong Bad episodes, then you're definitely going to want to check out Sam and Max: Season One. While the episodes have been available on the PC for quite some time, us Wii owners are finally getting them in the form of this convenient package. | |
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Musicians rock out with Wii Music (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: Video The Nintendo Channel updated today with some new videos for upcoming games, like Away: Shuffle Dungeon, Art Style: Cubello, World of Goo and, as seen above and past the break, Wii Music. Above, you can see rapper Cee-Lo rocking out with Wii Music's beatbox instrument. | |
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VC Monday Madness: Secret of Mana and Street Fighter II Champion Edition (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: VC Monday Madness What a week for the Virtual Console, eh? We've got some classic 2D rumblin' and one of the greatest games ever made. Can you guess how I feel about Secret of Mana yet? Well, if you're looking for a clue, hit up the video above, then cruise past the break for more on this week's Virtual Console releases. | |
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Rising Star Games announces Valhalla Knights, Muramasa, Arc Rise Fantasia for Europe (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: News, Imports Rising Star Games has announced European releases for another set of Marvelous Wii games shown at TGS. Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga, Marvelous's RPG, Muramasa: The Demon Blade, the superhot sidescroller from Vanillaware, and Image Epoch's Arc Rise Fantasia are all headed to Europe sometime in 2009-2010. | |
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Pachter: Wii extended lead over rivals in September (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: News, SalesEven though we're all facing FINANCIAL ARMAGEDDON and will be trading berries and colored stones for drinking water this time next month, gamers are still buying consoles like they're going out of fashion.According to sultan of sales figures Michael Pachter, the Wii and DS each shifted a tidy 600,000 units in North America during September, a respectable rise on sales in August. | |
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TGS08: Monster Hunter 3 not as gorgeous as it seems (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: Imports Luckily for those of us who wanted to read previews of Monster Hunter 3, Capcom held a private demo session for foreign press, allowing people to actually see the thing and not just stare dumbfounded at the insane line. Wired's Jean Snow got a chance to play the guaranteed multi-million seller, and brought back not-entirely-great news. | |
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Rising Star on the two versions of No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: News, Imports Rising Star Games, Marvelous Entertainment's European arm, gave a statement to Electronic Theatre about the dual-version European release of No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle announced by Suda51. On a basic level, Rising Star's Yen Hau confirmed the plans to sell two versions, not that we didn't believe Suda. | |
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Mushroom Men: The Tools of the Spore Wars (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: News, Screens Easily one of the most interesting aspects of Mushroom Men: The Spore Wars is its weapon creation system. Since your mushroom warriors are teensy, everyday household items and junk found on the ground can be made into deadly weapons. Mushroom Men's "SCAV" system allows you to combine found items into various types of weapons. | |
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Top 5: Biggest Tear-Jerkers (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: Top Five The video games as art debate is a ridiculous sham. It seems that many who fall on the "games are not art" side have rarely or never played a video game, often a product of an older generation. If your only experience with video games is hearing news reports about 7 year olds beating up hookers in Grand Theft Auto, then of course your view will be ignorant and bigoted. | |
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Animal Crossing: Emotional, Spendthrifty Folk (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: Nintendo Wi-Fi, Video Animal Crossing: City Folk is sticking to the formula laid down by Wild World fairly rigidly, but it's not all a rehash. Some new outlets and characters can be found in the city section next to your village, two of which have been recently showcased in daily videos at City Folk's official Japanese site. | |
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TGS08: Bouncing beatdowns in Castlevania Judgment (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: News, Video Oh, if only we could always start the morning with hot Death on Death action ... well, we'd at least be more inclined to like Castlevania Judgment. Alas, it's only shiny and new this once, and hereafter, all Death v. Death deathmatches will be, as they say, played out. | |
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Karaoke Joysound Wii leaving Japan? (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: News, Imports We're fascinated by Karaoke Joysound Wii, Hudson's karaoke program that allows players to turn their Wiis into karaoke machines and download selections from a massive library of songs for a 300 yen fee (for one day of unlimited downloading). But we believed that it was going to stay in Japan, for various reasons including the greater popularity of private karaoke in Japan, the reliance on a massive licensing deal that Hudson USA doesn't have, and the fact that Hudson said so. | |
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Wii Warm Up: Tatsunoko vs. Capcom vs. you (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy) - Filed under: Wii Warm Up The next in Capcom's wonderful Vs. series of 2D fighting games hits the Wii this year in Japan, full of Capcom characters you love and Tatsunoko characters with whom you may be superficially familiar at best. Of course, who the characters are is almost totally meaningless -- just ask Marvel vs. | |
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