Posted by admin on 02 5th, 2010

Posted by oogabooha on Feb 7, 2010 A picture of the band 30 Seconds To Mars Get your astronaut food ready, this week we’re taking a 30 Second trip to Mars! If you haven’t already guessed, Activision is kicking off February with a 30 Seconds to Mars 3-pack! As usual, each individual track will cost you 200 Wii Points, with the whole “30 Seconds to Mars Track Pack” costing you 550 Wii...

Posted by oogabooha on Feb 2, 2010 Capcom delivers to the fans with Wii Speak being available for Monster Hunter Tri! If you are unaware as to what Wii Speak is, it is a peripheral that lets you talk to your friends on different Wiis (similar to online voicechatting on XBOX LIVE). A picture of the Wii Speak peripheral. Along with the Wii Speak announcement was another bundle, which will come with the game Monster...

Posted by The Sound Defense on Feb 2, 2010 This week, the Rock Band 2 Music Store is being updated with the last of the Country Track Pack exclusives, including a number of hit singles like Willie Nelson’s "On The Road Again". All tracks cost 200 Nintendo Points and are downloadable in-game. Kenny Chesney – “She Thinks My Tractor’s Sexy”Montgomery Gentry –...

Posted by The Sound Defense on Feb 1, 2010 DSiWare: True Swing Golf Express, 800 Nintendo Points A downloadable version of the popular Touch Generations golf game has arrived. The stylus lets you adjust your power, your spin, and more in this golf simulator. Play a 3-, 9- or 18-hole match in Round mode, or try to complete specific tasks in Challenge mode to unlock new stats and courses. DSiWare: Legends Of Exidia, 800...

Posted by The Sound Defense on Jan 31, 2010 Nintendo has released their financial report, covering sales and other financial information for the past nine months (which is what we’ll be referring to when we say "this period"). Here’s some of the highlights: Nintendo’s total sales this period were $13.09 billion, down 23% from the same period last year. Their total income was $2.13 billion, down...

Posted by oogabooha on Jan 31, 2010 The game Scribblenauts has been on the hype train since its announcement at E3. The general idea of the game is to have a 2D platformer that lets players type in words and have them appear in the game. After being released, there has been mixed praise about it, and I recently have been able to get ahold of the game long enough to play through and give my 2 cents. I’m going to...