When Nintendo announced the Wii Vitality Sensor, people automatically dismissed it as the dumbest idea ever. This is further proof of Nintendo’s commitment to soccer mums and other non-gamers, they said. But what if I told you it had been tried before, on a supposedly ‘hardcore’ console no less?
In 1998, a device called the Bio Sensor (or Bio Pak depending on who you believe) was released in Japan for the Nintendo 64. Admittedly, it wasn’t made by Continue Reading…

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EA Sports has today announced EA Sports Active 2.0 is in development for the Wii, Playstation 3, iPhone and iPod Touch.
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When SEGA made the decision to put their blue hedgehog in a racing car, many wondered whether the little guy had finally hit rock bottom. After all, Sonic the hedgehog is the fastest mascot video game land has ever seen. So why the hell would SEGA lower the blue blur like this? Well, a long time ago, in a video game generation far, far away, SEGA actually released a racing game called Sonic R. In Sonic R the characters weren’t in go-carts or any other mechanical vehicles – all they relied on was their feet. Hence SEGA took the
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Nintendo of Australia has announced they will publish the hit title Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies in Australia.
Remember when the subliminal message was discovered within the title of Super Mario Galaxy? Well, it seems that Nintendo has caught onto this and decided to relocate a few of the stars in the Super Mario Galaxy 2 title.






