Interesting Revolution Tidbits

According to Joystiq, NGamer magazine was privy to some interesting tidbits regarding Nintendo’s upcoming console.
NGamer also reports that the Wii sensor bar is now “50% smaller … a little bigger than a couple of pencils glued together” and tosses in a few tidbits about the Wiimote, including its 30–60 hour battery life (with AAs) and […]

Sega Makes Hard Top-Heavy Toys Soft - Kotaku

I think the image says it all. For the record, the action figures are from Neon Genesis Evangelion. And notice that Sega is the company behind this one.
I think the next step is making fully anatomically correct action figures. How’s that for a disturbing concept?
Sega Makes Hard Top-Heavy Toys Soft - Kotaku

Wii Can’t Rumble?

I caught this one on Kotaku, and the concept disturbs me greatly.
Nevertheless, according to this scan from the UK magazine NGame, Rumble is entirely out in the Wii. The much tiny speaker has replaced it in the design and they even quote Shigeru Miyamoto.
Assuming this is true, it means that we get a speaker instead […]

NRA the Video Game

It seems that the NRA has a new video game coming out. I have to admit, this one was way out of left field.
NRA Gun Club, a target shooter for the Playstation 2, will include more than 100 firearms, 12 settings, 15 challenges and competitive play for up to eight gamers.
“In keeping with the NRA […]

The GP2x Review is Live

“As it stands, the GP2x is a great piece of hardware, a unit that I feel is fully worth the $200 dollars if only for all of the cool functionality it provides. It is hindered by an atrocious joystick, but one that CAN be adjusted to with time and replacement joystick caps. With a standard […]

A Small Phantasy

When Sega released the Dreamcast back in 1999, it was the first console in history to debut with everything necessary to connect to the internet, short of an ISP, with every console bundled with a 56k modem on the expansion port. Obviously, this made history, given that it was the first. However, the online scene […]

Sony’s Supposed Supercomputer

As has been mentioned repeatedly in interviews released in various media formats, Sony execs have been touting that the PlayStation 3, the soon-to-be-released successor to the wildly popular PS2, is more than a gaming machine: it’s a computer. Some execs have even gone so far as to claim that the PS3 is a supercomputer. It […]

Blasphemy on the Go

No, i’m not speaking of Devil Worshiping DS(which isn’t a real game; don’t bother Googling it). I think i’m a reasonable enough guy, but I saw something today which I simply can’t understand. Whilst perusing IGN, as I am occasionally apt to do, I happened to meander over to the PSP section, a rarity for […]

IGN: Hundreds Line Up for DS Lite

Anybody that still doubts the sheer hysteria surrounding the DS(Lite) in Japan is urged to seek psyciatric attention. Check out this article on IGN describing the lines, complete with photographs. The PSP may be doing fairly well, but the DS is kicking some serious ass.
IGN: Hundreds Line Up for DS Lite

Gaming Steve: DS Download Station Hands-On Review

This guy actually lives in New York, and thus he was able to check out the DS Demo Kiosk set up in the Nintendo World Store. Lucky sob is all I can say. The service itself sounds quite intriguing to me.
Gaming Steve: DS Download Station Hands-On Review