Nintendo Wii Reviews

gnore the kid-friendly look of the box and the goofy All-Play tagline that mar the Nintendo Wii edition of Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09. Yes, this looks like the preteen version of the EA Sports golf game, but it packs a real punch when it comes to faithfully re-creating an afternoon on the links. Brilliant controls that almost perfectly mimic real golf

You’ve probably heard that Nintendo finally launched their awesome rewards program, Club Nintendo, in the US. I heard about it at DSFanboy. Unfortunately, as with all Internet-related things of Nintendo, it’s been impenetrable since its unveiling a few days ago. I’ve made numerous attempts to log into the site, only to be told my password was wrong. Today, I was able to get in for the first time, but it hasn’t exactly been smooth sailing. Everything is impossibly slow. Punch in a code and wait

Combining Health and Video Gaming What can be more intriguing than a video game that adds to it a healthy punch? Nintendo, after the popular Wii Sports, has augmented its reign over the craft of making stimulated video games; this time with the Wii Fit. ¶ Posted 21 November 2008 † Alan Biron § Culture and Society ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: cheats for wii, free game cheats, game cheats, gta4 cheats, Mario cheats, Wii cheats, Zelda cheats

If you still remember when “The Iron Man” Mike Tyson became popular in the world of boxing. He was part of the exciting boxing game of Super Nes and Family Computer in Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out and Punch-Out.

There was a time when interactive entertainment was simply two lines and a square “ball” on a screen. This piece of entertainment was called Pong. Although it wasn’t the first game on the scene (Computer Space beat it to the punch) Pong achieved massive popularity and it only exploded once it came home in console form in 1975. This is largely considered the first major boom in the gaming industry. Every industry has a “father” figure that is widely considered the person from which all indus

MTV Games Beats Activision to the Beatles Punch Boomp3.com (Run time: 7:38) One of our favorite commentators on the site, Adrian Otero, joins Carlos today to talk a bit about MTV finally getting Apple Corps to loosen their grip on the Beatles license. Thrifty/Sav-on talk ensues…you listen in. Bonus! “Dan in Real Life is a movie that came out last year…”

Ignore the kid-friendly look of the box and the goofy All-Play tagline that mar the Nintendo Wii edition of Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09. Yes, this looks like the preteen version of the EA Sports golf game, but it packs a real punch when it comes to faithfully re-creating an afternoon on the links.