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I suppose that this is now the officially revived Weekly Challenge. First thing’s first: Congratulations to Charmy, who made off with the Wii edition of Astro Boy in last week’s challenge. He tied with a score of 37 coins on Trouble on the Tower (with Titan38 and SirWetBiscuitJr.), and broke the tie with an impressive [...]
Archive for November, 2009
Neil Young’s Silver & Gold Album taken with Game Boy Camera
From Wikipedia: Silver & Gold is an album by Neil Young, released in 2000. Many of these songs were written as far back as 1976. Musically, the album is a return to the previous country/roots tinged material of earlier records like Harvest and Comes A Time; however, the lyrics suggest an artist becoming more in [...]
Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks – More Details from Nintendo Power
Here’s some more info from Nintendo Power: – when sneaking Zelda out of the castle, you can have her follow you, wait behind, or draw a direct path for her to follow – you can distract guards by throwing rocks at them – the evil ‘thing’ that needs Zelda’s body is not Ganon – Anjean [...]
Mushroom Kingdom at the Nintendo World Store
WiiNintendo will be covering this event. I’ll be in the city for a friends birthday party about 15 blocks away, so I’ll be checking out this event prior to the party. I’m hoping Miyamoto makes an appearance. WHAT: Nintendo of America Inc. is giving fans and consumers an unforgettable way to mark the release of [...]
Reminder: Nintendo Fuse Podcast TONIGHT at 9 pm EST… New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Zelda Spirit Tracks, and more!
It’s that time of the week again… Nintendo Fuse Podcast time! Our first six weeks have been great… we had some awesome discussions, multiple callers, and exclusive interviews. If you missed out on any of that, don’t worry… you can listen to the old episodes here or by subscribing in iTunes by searching for Nintendo [...]
Wii Remote to be an Endangered Species in 2010
According the Telegraph (UK), Pixmania‘s list of electronic items that will be “endangered species” by the end of 2010 included the Wii Remote. Their reasoning is because of new technology, such as Microsoft’s Project Natal, which they believe will take over. Apparently, the world would rather not hold anything in their hand(s) when playing video [...]
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