Jul 31
Week of August 5th Crash Time Week of August 12th Madden NFL 09 - I played the original Madden on the PC 20 years ago. I haven’t purchased a copy of Madden since then (although I’ve played most iterations). Is this the year I skip NCAA and pick up Madden? Madden NFL 09 20th Anniversary Collectors Edition Week of August 19th Too Human - I checked out the Too Human demo. I didn’t hate it. I could see the click (point), kill, loot cycle be tempting. Diablo 2 it ain’t, but it doesn’t have t
Jul 31
Oprah buys a wii August 1st, 2008 Oprah Winfrey doesn’t buy things at Wal-Mart, she buys Wal-Mart! We kid. The O was in Hawaii earlier this month where she was spotted shopping with a bodyguard and two kids. We’re told she picked up a Nintendo Wii and two games. She was extremely friendly to the staff and even gave the saleswoman a hug before leaving! via : tmz Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments »
Jul 31
“It’s a great success story. They’re (Nintendo) focused on easy to pick up games. With great game play. At one point, Nintendo decided in the last generation that they wanted mature audiences on the GameCube. That made it crowded. With the Wii, they then made the decision to focus on what they do best. That really helped separate the focus of the three platforms in this generation. (Nintendo’s success)…is helping the growth of this industry. I think Nintendo did well for themselves and they are
Jul 31
Nintendo, the Japanese maker of the Wii videogame console co-signed for a patent on holographic storage and may be gearing up for development of this high-capacity storage concept. Nintendo signed the patent with Inphase Technologies. But bringing holographic storage to market won't be easy. - Nintendo, one of the world's top three videogame console and handheld device makers, apparently is preparing to invest some big money into developing holographic storage. A patent for holographic storage
Jul 31
John Schappert VP of Microsoft gaming division in a recent interview answers the hard hitting questions such as if Avatars were inspired by the Nintendo Wii’s Mii avatars. Also Schappert reiterates Microsoft’s stance on Blu-ray and […]
