GG Weekly Videogame News 
Trauma Team Gaming Nexus review
"one of the year's best Wii games so far"
gamingnexus.com impressions
gamingeek
The Monster Hunter 3 weapons calculator
Helps choose the right tool for the job
reign-of-the-rathalos.com editorial
gamingeek
Nintendo Profits Down. 1st Time Since 2004.
Some analysts even predict that Nintendo is underestimating its own sales
1up.com news
gamingeek
1up review Alan Wake - B+
"a great, but flawed work that lays the foundation for what could be an absolutely amazing follow-up."
1up.com impressions
gamingeek
Sin and Punishment 2 review from GC
9/10 Gloriously creative visuals, levels and bosses. Perfect controls. Good range of difficulty levels.
teletext.co.uk impressions
gamingeek
Force Unleashed was almost a Wookie game
"you'd be able to grab the heads of AT-STs and throw them at stormtroopers"
1up.com news
gamingeek
Dude Wins a Million Dollars For Gaming.
Got it for playing MBL2K10. That game is so bad he should have gotten $100 million.
gather.com news
aspro
1up is getting a novice to review MH3
Monster Hunter Noob going to tell us how it is
1up.com impressions
gamingeek
Ubisoft Montpellier making Tin Tin game
Rabbids Go Home/BGE team taking on Spielburg project
livewii.fr news
gamingeek
Iwata Reportedly Believes Sony Battle Won
Apple the "Enemy of the Future"
timesonline.co.uk news
gamingeek
Nintendo announces Wii Party
First party game since 2007's Mario Party 8, says Iwata
andriasang.com news
gamingeek
Nintendo By the Numbers
It's hard to appreciate just how much money Nintendo is making
1up.com news
gamingeek
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We deal with criticism.
A piece on Metacritic and its inner workings.
brainygamer.com editorial
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President Obama Is Nintendo Fanboy
Lashes out at Xbox and Playstation.
huffingtonpost.com news
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Remember when we heard about RE5's development process and how they were screaming at each other and not getting along? It's probably because of Takeuchi. I remember an article saying that the Capcom employees had problems with him. Same thing probably happened during Lost Planet 2 which is why the game sucks and feels broken according to the reviews.
Or it's because Takeuchi doesn't know how to make a good action game? But the reviews loved the graphics. Looks like Capcom focused so much on the visuals that they forgot the most important thing: gameplay and controls!
Maybe Lost Planet 2 should've had tank controls!
Wow! That's surprising considering that Edge is the most pretentious and snobbish reviewers of them all!
How can you get burnt out on Mario games!?
What backlog? Still haven't finished E.T. on Atari?
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Now Playing: Golden Sun Dark Dawn, God of War Ghost of Sparta, and DKC Returns
RE5 is a great action game, but mostly cause he followed RE4.
Mario games usually only come out every 4 or 5 years. Nintendo's been milking them too much this gen, IMO.
I've beat E.T. many, many times on Atari, so no.
Halo Reach beta is good fun!
and Edge's new sig gets a
as well.
There is no god.
"Nintendo’s recent operating performance has improved, but given its very slow growth profile and limited earnings growth, we believe its stock is approaching full value. Upcoming game launches (Super Mario Galaxy 2 in May and Metroid: Other M in August) should present positive catalysts for Nintendo shares. The introduction of the recently announced 3DS as early as October 2010 could boost DS sales (depending on the quality of the technology and the price point), and we continue to expect a price cut for the DS Lite and Wii to further drive hardware sales. However, we expect a decline in revenues in FY:11 and FY:12, which could keep Nintendo shares range bound. In the future, lower pricing on the PS3 and Xbox 360 will provide consumers with a more difficult choice when considering a new console. The Wii enjoyed a $350 price advantage over the PS3 at launch, and a $150 advantage until September. Now, the gap has narrowed to $100, with the feature-laden PS3 a tempting purchase for prospective console households. The holiday Wii sales boost was primarily attributable to a $50 gift card promotion offered by Wal-Mart; while we expect similar promotions at holiday next year, we expect the other consoles to be lower-priced by then, further eroding the Wii’s competitive price advantage. Beginning this week, Nintendo will include Wii Sports Resort along with Wii Motion Plus (a $50 value) as part of the Wii bundle in the U.S., so we expect demand to increase through the middle part of the year. However, we believe Nintendo will have to cut price later this year in order to keep demand steady. Should the Wii price point remain at $199, we think that the December quarter poses a difficult comparison, and we expect the company to have difficulty meeting its overall sales goal for the fiscal year. The DSi’s $169 price point and the DSi XL’s $189 price point make the purchase of a $199 iPod Touch more tempting in 2010. While we think that the DS is a superior gaming platform, the iPod is a more versatile device, and has a 'coolness' factor that is difficult to overcome. The introduction of the 3DS some time this fiscal year may serve to hold off substitution of iPod Touch for DS, but we think that ultimately, Apple will gain share in the handheld market." - Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter
Fixed for greater justice!
Even more fixing.
And just to kick him while he's down...