When we tell Commander Video to jump, he jumps, but getting him to stop moving is another matter entirely.
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Wii | GDC 2010: Bit.Trip Runner Hands-On
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We get up to ridiculous speeds in our first hands-on with this DSiWare racing exclusive. Aussie dev studio Tantalus may have found the most success so far with its Pony Friends game, but it’s focusing on horsepower of a different kind with its latest title, the DSiWare exclusive Drift Street International.
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DS | Drift Street International Hands-On
We put the PlayStation Move through its paces in Sports Champions’ Gladiator Duel mode. Sony officially unveiled the PlayStation Move at an event in San Francisco this afternoon, and when the presentation was over those of us in attendance were invited to check out some of the Move-compatible games for ourselves.
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PlayStation 3 | Sports Champions Hands-On
DS | Puzzle Quest 2 Hands-On
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Infinite Interactive is taking Puzzle Quest back to its fantasy roots with the upcoming sequel. If Puzzle Quest: Galactrix’s sci-fi trappings and hexagonal battle board left you feeling cold, then perhaps a straight shot of retro Puzzle Quest will bring you back into full-on PQ addiction
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DS | Puzzle Quest 2 Hands-On
Check out Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow for the Nintendo DS. Read and Post Comments | Get the full article at GameSpot ” DS | Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow Demo ” was posted by Tyler on Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:32:39 -0800
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DS | Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow Demo
Wedbush’s Michael Pachter predicts 10% software slump to $665 million for last month, March’s “phenomenal” lineup will break industry’s down streak. The good news is that analysts believe the US gaming industry is getting close to emerging from its prolonged slump at retail. The bad news is that it doesn’t look like the gaming industry entered the light of day during February, despite the release of such top-tier games as BioShock 2, Heavy Rain, and Dante’s Inferno.
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PC | Industry to rebound after February decline – Analyst
Wedbush’s Michael Pachter predicts 10% software slump to $665 million for last month, March’s “phenomenal” lineup will break industry’s down streak. The good news is that analysts believe the US gaming industry is getting close to emerging from its prolonged slump at retail. The bad news is that it doesn’t look like the gaming industry entered the light of day during February, despite the release of such top-tier games as BioShock 2, Heavy Rain, and Dante’s Inferno.
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Xbox 360 | Industry to rebound after February decline – Analyst
Nintendo Store Update: Chillingo’s adventure series heads to Nintendo’s platforms alongside Max & the Magic Marker, Elemental Masters, more. Get the full article at GameSpot ” PC | Dracula rises on DSi, WiiWare ” was posted by Tom Magrino on Mon, 08 Mar 2010 16:39:50 -0800
Checkout this video for Endless Ocean: Blue World for the Nintendo Wii.
Spike’s PSP beat-’em-up brawls its way to top software billing, outpacing fellow debut Super Robot Wars OG: Saga Endless Frontier Exceed; PSP tops hardware, barely. Most titles that appear atop Media Create’s weekly Japanese sales chart have at least a measure of international appeal. That’s not necessarily true for the latest chart-topper, as Spike’s beat-’em-up Kenka Bancho 4: Ichinen Sensou for the PSP debuted in the pole position on the Japanese stat-tracking firm’s roundup for the week of February 22-28, selling 71,504 units.
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Big in Japan Feb. 15-21: Kenka Bancho 4