Mercury Meltdown Revolution Coming to Wii in September
What’s most intriguing is that the game will only set you back $20.
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Videogames
Boogie Dances its Way onto the Wii
EA’s dancing game hopes to inspire more motion than just with gamers’ hands.
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Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars Ships for PSP
For the first time, players can compete against others online for fares.
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Brain Age 2, Crimson DS Bundle to Debut on Aug. 21
Nintendo has a new DS Lite bundle set to debut on August 21, .which will include both Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day along with a dual tone “crimson” and “Onyx” DS Lite. The top half of the new DS Lite will feature a glossy crimson color, which Nintendo says is “reminiscent
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Microsoft Cuts Xbox 360 Price by $50
The price drop will coincide with the release of Madden NFL 08.
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Wave Race 64 Splashes Down on the Virtual Console
Nintendo lines up another batch of old-school releases, this one three games deep.
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Track and Field Coming to Xbox Live Arcade
Konami’s 1983 classic is coming this week with online co-op and updated graphics.
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Hellgate: London to Ship on Halloween
The online RPG with dynamically generated levels, enemies, items and events finally gets a release date.
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Alien Syndrome Review
Reviving long-lost franchises is something SEGA
knows a thing or two about. Sonic the Hedgehog came back from the virtual dead speedier than ever. Arcade classics are invading next-gen download stores at a rapid rate. And in the latest example, the arcade shooter Alien Syndrome has been resurrected on the PSP and Nintendo Wii to the cautious delight of large-scale monster hunters everywhere. Unfortunately, the arrival of Alien Syndrome on Wii gets off on the wrong…
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GTA IV: Killing the Xbox 360, Boosting the PlayStation 3
For as much flak as Peter Moore got while leading
the Xbox 360 team, it’s hard to deny that his penchant for adorning his arms gave gamers a couple of very memorable moments. I mean, before Peter Moore’s E3 2005 stunt, had you ever seen another executive get a (fake) tattoo for a key franchise (Halo)? And then, not to be outdone, walk into a second E3 with another (fake) tattoo for another franchise (GTA IV)? Seriously, Moore was Microsoft’s biggest publicity whore, and he did a dang fine job of it. But…
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