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Dustin Browder discusses user development tools, expansions, and single player.

“We like to think of it as a more guided experience than an on-rails game. Originally, I was pitched the title as a Wii game — I dropped some hints about this earlier in the year but nothing substantial, in case the game didn’t work out or it wasn’t fun or something like that.” [...]

A few bits of information from Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter… - Wii accounts for 49 percent of the American and European console videogame market revenues in 2009 - Wii expected to account for 48 percent of the American and European console videogame market revenues by 2011 - Wii expected to account for 65 percent of Japanese console [...]

Dustin Browder talks about Battle.net, balancing, casual players, and player limits on maps.

Join the interplanetary battle as the Zerg, Protoss, or Terrans.

If you’re playing Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, you are most likely very familiar with Final Fantasy IV. With that said, you should also know a ton of the locations in the game. If you got bored from visiting these locations in the original game, be prepared for even more monotony [...]

Videos: Wii: –The Conduit Launch Video –E3 Interview – Silent Hill: Shattered Memories –E3 Interview – Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom –E3 Interview – Rabbids Go Home –Grand Slam Tennis – Venue Tour –Madden NFL 10 – New Art Style –Trauma Team Teaser Video –Mini Ninjas Info Video –EA Sports Active – The Fun Way –World of Zoo Info Video –Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga Teaser Video –The Munchables Info Video DS: –E3 [...]

Can someone explain why you would need a controller like this for the SNES? This bad boy never left Japan, and I think we know why! Link

Burlingame, Calif., June 29, 2009 - Natsume Inc., a worldwide developer and publisher of family-oriented video games, announced today that Reel Fishing Challenge has been released for digital download on WiiWare. The latest entry in the best-selling Reel Fishing series brings the most true-to-life fishing experience yet to the Nintendo Wii. “We are excited to bring [...]

My guess would be that very few ministers in the government spend a great deal of time playing computer games, whereas they do go to the cinema, they do watch television, and they do listen to the radio… there may be ministers who rush home to play GTA all night, but it’s unlikely… - EO [...]

Nintendo obviously has a little bit of a different focus on DSiWare than WiiWare. DSiWare isn’t just getting games, it’s getting a number of applications. Nintendo is trying to lead the way for other publishers/developers by putting out things like calculators and clocks. If rumor is to be believed, Nintendo will also be venturing [...]

“Well, there has been some M-rated high-quality games released recently on Wii that we’ve taken note of, and that’s why I think Dead Space: Extraction is a gamble. It’s a calculated risk. Can a high-quality experience like that that appeals to a more mature audience work on the Wii platform? We spent a [...]

A portion of a Gaming Nexus review… If you can get past the blatant T&A talk that happens on every other line of dialog, you’ll find a ton of fun battle system that the experienced gamer is going to sink their teeth in to. Everyone else is just going to see a bunch of anime and [...]

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A portion of an ONM interview including Cing’s Taisuke Kanasaki and Rika Suzuki… “When we started the game we had daily meetings and it was really fun coming up with different ideas. We found that we would have wonderful ideas, but actually getting that to fit into the gameplay so that it didn’t interrupt the player [...]

WiiWare Water Warfare - 245 blocks Reel Fishing Challenge - 264 blocks Silver Star Reversi - 245 blocks VC Fantasy Zone II: The Tears of Opa-Opa - 22 blocks DSiWare Sudoku Master - 29 blocks Link