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Hello there it’s me Max. I would like to take this time and say Happy New Year to our faithful readers. Thank-you for all your support. So Here’s to a great year behind us and a Great Year ahead.

A few Q’s from me to You (pt. 2).

What are you doing tonight for New Year’s?
(I will be heading to a friends house to party into the New Year.)

What Games have you been playing?
(Oh me well a little of everything.)

and all around what have you been up to?
(I’ve been just hanging out and working since I’ve had the last two weeks off of school.)

A Few things on the way (pt. 2).

So we have a few things in the works Exclusive Reviews and Interviews soon to be our WiiNintendo top 10 Wii Games of 07 (Should come out sometime this week) . So look forward to those and much, much more. You might have noticed a new name or two? That’s because were trying to get new talent on board so if you think you can handle the task e-mail me Here with a short review, story etc

~Max

Hit the jump for a funny New Year Resolution. (more…)

It’s obvious that we loved Guitar Hero III on the Wii, but its gotten to the point where the formula will have to have some thoughtful additions to keep it fresh and exciting to come back to. Neversoft made attempts with the addition of Boss Battles and the battle mode in general, but seemed to have missed the point. Guitar Hero III is a fun experience in that its a blast to nail a song. Throwing in the randomness of Mario Kart-esque items really detracts from the overall experience.In addition, where Rock Band has carved its niche in the multiplayer realm, we can’t help but feel it would be a mistake for Guitar Hero to follow in its footsteps by adding singing hero or drum hero to its repertoire. It seems in Neversoft’s best interest to differentiate itself further by taking its single player experience even further. So what can be done to enhance the core gameplay of Guitar Hero? We have five things that Neversoft could try out, check them out after the jump: (more…)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGWZlR3Kgr8

WII-KLY UPDATE: THREE NEW CLASSIC GAMES ADDED TO WII SHOP CHANNEL

December 31, 2007 - What are you doing New Year’s Eve? Thanks to the Wii™ Shop Channel, you’ve got some outrageous new options. This week’s classic game additions offer brilliant fantasy and crackling action to help you ring in ‘08. So if you haven’t made any New Year’s resolutions yet, allow us to suggest a few: pop more bubbles, battle more medieval beasts and try to save the universe a little more often.

Three new classic games go live at 9 a.m. Pacific time. Nintendo adds new games to the Wii Shop Channel every Monday. Wii™ owners with a high-speed Internet connection can redeem Wii Points™ to download the games. Wii Points can be purchased in the Wii Shop Channel or at retail outlets. This week’s new games are:
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Nintendo named King (Queen) last week for pre-Christmas console sales in Japan, with sales of Wii and DS Lites higher than all others combined.

The DS topped the chart (again) with unit shipments totalling 279,551 consoles for the week of 23 December 2007, according to Japan’s Media Create organisation. As you can see from the chart below, the console’s week-by-week sales growth continues to go unchallenged.

Japanese Consoles Sales

Source: Media Create

The Wii, with weekly sales of 232,907 units. For the last four weeks, the total rises to 593,286, well behind the DS Lite’s 794,529 but ahead of the PSP’s 522,521 sales. Sony’s handheld sales of 171,804 units last week, down on the previous seven-day period’s tally.

PS3 sales were down to, 58,167 units. Japanese consumers aren’t taking it to the their hearts. Gamers are, however, suggested by the weekly sales, mirrored in the continuing demand for the Xbox 360 and the PS2, which racked up weekly sales of 7,908 and 20,391  respectively.

Four-week sales totals of the PS3, PS2 and 360 are 197,102; 64,106; and 31,977.

A sequel to Ubisoft’s Wii title Red Steel has seemed like a certainty since the first game debuted. Ubisoft confirmed the game was on the way, but then quickly unconfirmed the title. Since then, we’ve heard nothing about the game - until now!

Gaming Target has stated that Issue 26 of the UK based official Nintendo Magazine finally confirms that Ubisoft is working on Red Steel 2 for release sometime in 2008.

According to a preview in the magazine, the game will feature “better controls, better AI, better multiplayer and online play”. Expect the first screenshots to come soon, probably sometime early 2008.

So every so often I post the Top 5 of “Hot New Releases in Video Games” which is the 100 bestselling video games from Amazon and it’s updated hourly.

Last time it had been a few weeks with Galaxy on top and I asked “What Game would knock Mario from his Thrown?” well hit the jump for the Answer. (more…)

$344.99 will get you a Wii, an extra Wiimote and Nunchuk, as well as a Copy of Brain Age: Big Brain Academy. Bye bye Wii raincheck!

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Recently our good buddy hey_suburbia posted a video on an impossible Mario game. It had all the tricks of Mario held against the player. I’d like to start off with saying that this post is nothing against him what so ever, no to out beat him or what not. It is merely a ….sequel to his post. Anyway, a lot of the commenters brought up the famous youtube video of the real impossible Mario with commentary. I decided to post this to sequel suburbia’s post as well as show all of you this hilarious video.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS NSFW OR YOUR PARENTS EARS! IT HAS A VERY COLORFUL LANGUAGE!

This ad is from a recent Home Depot flyer.

via GoNintendo