Brownie Brown / Nintendo DSi Game
Kappa Michi launches this week in Japan.
andriasang.com news
aspro
DS XL leads Japan hardware charts
Wii retakes console crown - by a smidgen
edge-online.com news
gamingeek
Mass Effect 2 lifts replaced with loading screens
computerandvideogames.com impressions news
gamingeek
Gameinformer Shattered Memories review
6.25 - Gameinformer sucks balls
gameinformer.com impressions
gamingeek
Climax talk Silent Hill Shattered Memories
More remakes? Sales expectations?
nintendoworldreport.com editorial
gamingeek
Gamepro review Silent Hill Shattered Memories
2.5 stars out of 5 - Bold, ambitious but flawed?
gamepro.com impressions
gamingeek
No More Heroes 2 Combat trailer
**** yeah! But why have IGNs videos turned to crap?
ign.com media
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Eurogamer review Spirit Tracks 9/10
"crafted with more care, than most games for grown-up consoles"
eurogamer.net impressions
gamingeek
Sony patent Expandable controller
Seems to be apeing the modular wii remote
edge-online.com
gamingeek
EA: Core games don't need to be dumbed down
For new audiences. Really? Dead Space?
gamesindustry.biz
gamingeek
Call of Duty classic review
7/1 [seriously? It's exactly the same game. Why not a 10?]
eurogamer.net impressions
Foolz
Gran Turismo Still Doesn't Get It
Damage effects flawed says Gamespot.
gamespot.com impressions
aspro
Sky Crawlers Hands-on
If you love flight simulators or even frenetic dogfighters then you might want to keep an eye on Sky Crawlers
ign.com
gamingeek
360 version of FF XIII gimped
With compressed audio and video
computerandvideogames.com impressions news
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Radical working on Wii title
Cancelled open world next gen game
connectedconsoles.com news
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Naruto Shippuden: Clash of Ninja Revolution review
7.5 ah ma gah!
gametrailers.com impressions media
Foolz
Lord of the Rings launch trailer
To begin at the beginning: It is spring, moonless night in the small town, starless and bible-black, the cobblestreets silent and the hunched, courters'-and-rabbits' wood limping invisible
gametrailers.com media
Foolz
Seth Green and Martin Sheen VO Mass Effect
Michael Dorn also lends his voice.
gamepro.com news
aspro
Konami to Launch Touching, Singing Game.
For DS. Story doesn't say much more.
nintendoworldreport.com news
aspro
Ready at Dawn Working on New Engine
They made Okami Wii, GoW Blades of Olympus, Daxter.
yahoo.com news
aspro
Critical Reception: Zelda Spirit Tracks
"one of the best games in Nintendo's flagship action-adventure series."
gamasutra.com impressions
gamingeek
Joystiq review Silent Hill Shattered Memories
Climax set out to re-imagine Silent Hill and it succeeded
joystiq.com impressions
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Rogue Warrior eurogamer review
2/10 (looks like GS was right fr once)
eurogamer.net impressions
Foolz
Microsoft: Polophony has made mini-games
For years... oh Greenburg.
computerandvideogames.com news
gamingeek
Gamespot review Silent Hill Shattered Memories 8.0
"This brilliant reimagining of the spooky series' progenitor is a breath of fresh air"
gamespot.com impressions
gamingeek
The Press Room Episode #39
Hickory dickory dock
thevgpress.com editorial impressions media news
Ellyoda
Bible Adventures coming to 360 and Wii
PS3 not worthy enough of this divine gift
1up.com news
gamingeek
Just cause 2 1up preview
An hour of freefalling body slams, vehicular homicide via grappling hook
1up.com impressions
gamingeek
Saboteur CVG 6.9 review
"It's uninspired stuff that makes us think that someone at Pandemic once saw Okami and said, "Wow, that's cool - "
computerandvideogames.com impressions
gamingeek
NPD Top 20 preview
Almost half of the top 20 software titles at U.S. console retail in November 2009 were for Nintendo systems
gamasutra.com impressions news
gamingeek
Shattered Memories Destructoid review text
"this is a true Silent Hill game. A better Silent Hill game. Do not miss this game."
destructoid.com impressions
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Destructoid review Silent Hill Shattered Memories
Video review
destructoid.com impressions media
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Funcom's SweetRobot interview
From the longest journey to kids' MMOs?!
eurogamer.net editorial
Foolz
Transformers IGN preview
might actually be good! Games aren't meant to be BETTER than the films they're based on!
ign.com impressions
Foolz
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Robio I salute your greatness.
Oh CRAP!
I just realised, if this name is true we are in for years of puns in articles. YEARS!
When I played Tatsunoko vs. Capcom on something like this and it didn't think it felt right at all. The game only requires 2 or 3 buttons so this was kind of overkill. Then again if I actually had some instructions on what the moves were maybe it would have worked out better for me.
AND I WAS THE FIRST TO MAKE IT!!! I RULE!!!! Actually to be fair, the cartoon is spelled Jem with a 'j' so it might not really count.
I was thinking more of lines in articles and reviews saying: The controls are a shining gem, or an unpolished gem. Or a cheap imitation gem. That kind of BS.
Yes, but in my defence I was busy getting my arse handed on a platter by the final boss in LKS. When I saw the name, the first thing that popped in my mind was Jem.
I think Nintendo still holds a trademark on that name since it was what the Wiimote was originally going to be called. . . the Tinkle Wand for the Wii. . . that actually works pretty well doesn't it?
That's Art Style INTERSECT, and you haven't heard about it because there have been too many Art Style games and nobody cares anymore.
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Tell me to get back to rewriting this site so it's not horrible on mobileThey're all really good though. I haven't played an Art Style game that I haven't enjoyed. But I will agree they've sort of flooded the market with their name and it's hard to keep track of what's what. They really should have spaced out their games more like the BIT.TRIP games.
New pics in the AC thread.
http://thevgpress.com/forumtopics/the-official-animal-crossing-wii-goty-hype-thread-_18_86.html
Including a sneak peek at Steelattacks living room.
++Update: Sony's new PlayStation motion control device will not apparently be called 'Gem' now as was widely reported this morning. The confusion arose after EA head honcho John Riccitiello apparently inadvertently appeared to spill the beans at the UBS 37th Annual Global Media Conference yesterday.
Riccitiello said: "In the coming year, both Sony and Microsoft have announced new controllers. Motion sensor controls, Natal and Gem, these are likely to bring new consumers into the marketplace," as reported on Softpedia.
Sony have finally broken cover with SCEA Director of Communications, Patrick Seybold now going on record on Kotaku to say Gem was "an early code name for the product," We haven't announced final name at this point."
Day-Two?
i normally go on media shutdown this long into development, especially if i'm already sold on a game. same applies to deadly struggle
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