Posts Tagged ‘Wii’
In Boom Street, Square Enix teaches Mario to play Monopoly – with surprisingly strategic results.
After twenty-five years and sixteen games, Nintendo celebrates Link’s birthday with a breathtaking voyage through Hyrule with The Legend Of Zelda: Skyward Sword. It’s the Zelda the Wii was made for.
£199 PlayStation 3 and £90 PSP should keep the wolves from the door till Vita launches
As Operation Rainfall continues its campaign to see three Wii JRPGs localised for the US, the first game of the trio is just days away from its European launch. But is Xenoblade really a game worth petitioning for? Yes, actually…
Unveiling the successor to the Wii at E3 yesterday, Nintendo is making new ground in appealing once again to the hardcore gamer. The Wii U’s revolutionary interface promises so, and here’s how…
GamesTM talk to High Voltage Software’s art director Matt Corso about what we can expect from Wii-exclusive Conduit 2 and the studio’s desire to stick with the platform when Microsoft and Sony begin to close the gap in the motion control stakes.
Nintendo’s fun and friendly platform game, Kirby’s Epic Yarn, finally makes its way to the UK after months available in the US. Click on to find out what all the fuss is about and see which lucky UK town has been blessed by Kirby’s cheery, colourful presence.
Even though the original GoldenEye really hasn’t stood the test of time at all well, continuing the legacy of one of the most fondly remembered shooters of all time was never going to be easy. Kudos to Eurocom, then, for recapturing at least some of the Bond magic…
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