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Cooking Mama World Kitchen - fact sheet, more screens More screens here In Cooking Mama World Kitchen, Mama and friends have a whole new look given the game’s upgrade to full 3D graphics. By utilizing the Wii Remote as a universal kitchen utensil, players can simulate actual cooking by

I finally did it, I broke down and bought my first console since the Atari 64!  My wife and I were looking for something fun we could both do together at home and since there are no MMORPG’s we can both agree upon right now we started looking at consoles.

Logo: EA SimCity Creator has appeared in order to confirm an already widespread notion: every single platform needs a SimCity version. After seeing success with its beginnings on the PC, even the C64 and SNES were quickly overcome with the series’ conversion frenzy.

Ok, E3 was a huge debacle for Nintendo. I think that even the largest of Nintendo fanboys could agree with me. There were a few cool announcements by way of Wii Speak, and Wii Remote MotionPlus. Barring those two accessories, you could say this was Nintendo’s worst conference ever.

Quick reports Nintendo Wii - basic Controllers A quick guide to the Wii remote, sensor bar, nunchuck, and classic controller. Nintendo Wii controllers are not as difficult as imagined, as present opinion would suggest. With a basic understanding you will soon be crushing you enemies in battle.

Hudson Entertainment, the North American publishing arm for HUDSON SOFT, today announced the official launch of Bomberman Blast, an all-new Bomberman available for digital download on WiiWare for the Wii.

Here’s a little video showing something Finbarr Murphy put together for his classes here at UL. It’s based on the light pen ideas of Johnny Chung Lee from CMU, and you can see the thing working below. The basic idea is to use an led light source, tracked by a wiimote, to translate movements of the led pen into images on a computer, displayed on the projector you see.

It seems like there’s a new Wii accessory coming out everyday. And that’s definitely not an exaggeration. And while it’s always a good thing to have diversity in the marketplace, it can be overwhelming when trying to decide on which gaming gadgets will really improve the experience or just be a nuisance.

Months ago, I blogged about scientists gluing Wii remote parts to flying lemurs. (Yes, it was a real headline, and yes, it really was tied to Marketing). Since then I get 20-30% of my hits per day from the keyword ‘glue’. I tried to figure out why - that blog post isn’t on the first ten pages of Google Web search results for ‘glue’.

Well, High Voltage is truly becoming a maverick in the world of video games. First they announced development of The Conduit. A game which boasts to push the Nintendo Wii to its technical limits. They’ve promised a robust online multiplayer outing. Now, they want to hear from fans on how to map their controls better.