Wii Motion Plus is Nintendo’s next big hardware up sell, an add-on that should make the Wii controller more realistic and flexible when playing highly sensitive “real movement” games. The hardware has been looked at by many in the industry as fixing imperfections in the current hardware, a patch of sorts. The Wii Motion Plus [...]
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Rumor: Wii Motion Plus Delays
March 9th, 2009 · 2 Comments
Tags: Editorial · Nintendo · Rumors · Wii
6,200 Reasons To Buy iPhone/Touch Games
March 8th, 2009 · 1 Comment
The iTunes App Store is jam packed with video games! There are 6,200 games in the App Store to take advantage of, with 23% of those games for our puzzle gaming friends with arcade following a distance second place with 13% App Store market share. In that bulk of games, 1,485 are free download games [...]
Tags: apple · Charts and Crap · Editorial
The Beatle’s Change Wii Price Point, Rock Band Style
March 8th, 2009 · 1 Comment
By now everyone is used to paying more for Rock Band than meets the eye. The game disc is usually packed in several bundles for guitars, drums and, of course, stand alone. With The Beatles: Rock Band, MTV Games plans to release one product SKU, a game only disc. That game only disc, on the [...]
Tags: Editorial · Industry News · rock band · Wii
Does Sony Need M.A.G and God of War 3 This Year?
February 25th, 2009 · 7 Comments
There is a bit of confusion regarding the release dates of both M.A.G and God of War 3 for the PlayStation 3. Initially people believed 2009 was the target drop for both titles after a Sony press release mentioned great games being “ushered in” this year following Killzone 2. The “year” Sony may be talking [...]
Tags: Editorial · playstation 3 · Sony
id Software Interested in Nintendo’s Wii
February 25th, 2009 · No Comments
Nintendo is seeing some great successes with their console — duh. What is the best way to provide evidence that Nintendo has a hit with their new little white console? Perhaps the bright blue eyes of id Software? Originally, it was said that id Software wasn’t really interested in developing games for the Wii, perhaps [...]
Tags: Editorial · id software · Industry News · Nintendo · Wii
Small Games Make Big Waves
February 22nd, 2009 · No Comments
The game industry is doing “okay” in this bad economic time compared to other industries. Primarily, Nintendo is rocking the house with their games, hand-held’s and consoles while mobile developers are showing some great successes in the industry. Many success stories in our industry are based on small titles, downloadable games of the more “casual” [...]
Tags: Casual Games · Editorial · iPhone · Microsoft · Mobile · Nintendo · playstation 3 · Wii · WiiWare · Xbox 360
It Pays To Follow Trends: iPhone Dev Makes $37,000 In One Day
February 17th, 2009 · 2 Comments
In the world of game development, everyone wants to make it to the top or at least sell their game and feel a mild bit of success. Developers jump into this industry to express their passion for games and not always to make a million dollars. However, one developer is on the road to a [...]
Tags: Editorial
Sony, What Doesn’t Kill Them Makes Them Stronger
February 10th, 2009 · No Comments
David Reeves, Sony Europe’s President said, “we simply have to suffer a little” when talking about the PS3, Europe and the competition. He was talking specifically about Sony’s loss of market share, mind-share and overall performance in the latest competitive console arena. While Sony’s president dismisses Nintendo as in a separate market, David Reeves said, [...]
Tags: Editorial · playstation 3 · PSP · Sony
E3 Brings Back The Booth Babes, oh, and Developers
February 2nd, 2009 · 1 Comment
As not to be shown up by other conferences, E3 is bringing back the booth babes, the glitz, the glamor and the publishers and developers. All but NCSoft is reported to be making it to E3 this year and they’re opening up registration again, without having an invite only exclusive club. Is it really that [...]
Tags: E3 · Editorial · Industry News
Evolution of RPG’s – Gamers Don’t Want an End?
January 31st, 2009 · 3 Comments
I remember a day when old RPG games had either a level cap or a definite ending. From Pool of Radiance to Secrets of the Silver Blades to Final Fantasy the game had a final boss or stage and often had some type of level cap. Today, gamers don’t want it to end, they’d rather [...]
Tags: Editorial · Flashback · Industry News · RPG


