Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has today announced Batman: The Brave and the Bold for Wii and DS.
The title is an action-adventure game based on the popular animated series.
In the game, players will be able to take the role of Batman or one of his many allies to fight against dozens of well-known villains from the DC Universe. Continue Reading…
It has been revealed Nintendo will be releasing Samurai Warriors 3 and a few other weird and wonderful games in Australia sometime later this year.
Samurai Warriors 3 is a spin-off of the Dynasty Warriors series and has been developed by Koei. The Wii title has been rated M because it contains violence.
The other two games revealed Continue Reading…
Last week, scans of two fifth generation Pokémon were leaked onto the internet and now the Japanese Pokémon website has decided to post the first official images of the two Pokémon.
The first Pokemon, Zorua, is a dark-type evil fox Pokémon that is 0.7m and 12.5kg.
The next new pocket monster is Zoroark, an evolved form of Zorua, who is also a dark-type Pokémon, but is described as a “monster fox”. Zoroark is 1.6m and 81.1kg. Continue Reading…
Today Activision has confirmed the closure of Luxoflux and staff layoffs for both Radical Entertainment and Neversoft Entertainment.
Activision was unable to verify the number of employees let go, but unconfirmed reports suggest Radical’s team have been be halved and Neversoft will see additional layoffs after the release of Guitar Hero 6 later this year.
Activision made the following comments in a statement to the press: Continue Reading…
Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver have both received a G rating from the Australian Classification Board. Excitebike: World Challenge and Game & Watch have also been rated G.
What does this mean for Australia? Well, hopefully it means that these three games will be released down under very soon.
And now for some trivia… Continue Reading…
Last week, the Telegraph revealed its list of the “Top 10 Video Game Villains” and two Nintendo nasties made the cut.
The first of these was Zelda villain and wielder of the Triforce of Power, Ganondorf, who came in at sixth place and was described by the newspaper as “a terrifying embodiment of evil”.
The top spot on the list was nabbed by Mario’s ever-present nemesis, Bowser, who came in first for his constant abductions of Princess Peach, along with his ongoing plans for “universal domination”.
I don’t know how much credence you can give a list that ranks M. Bison as the second-greatest villain of all time, but it’s a worthwhile chance to take a look at some of the characters that continue to provide heroes, and gamers, a reason to wake up in the mornings.
Denise Kaigler, VP of Corporate Affairs for Nintendo of America, recently released a statement saying previous rumours that the company may soon be dropping its prices are untrue.
This is a bold move, after both of Nintendo’s major competitors, Sony and Microsoft have announced price cuts this year as they struggle to measure up to the the phenomenal success of both the Nintendo Wii and the DS/DSi handheld range.
Nintendo’s not expecting to lose out by maintaining its current prices, as Kaigler also stated that the Big-N’s sales forecasts currently “remain unchanged”.
Who is Charles Martinet, you ask? Charles has been the voice of Nintendo’s iconic plumber Mario for nearly 20 years!
He also provides the voice of several other Nintendo characters, including Luigi, Wario, Waluigi, Baby Mario and Baby Luigi. And yes, he’s on his way to Australia!
Click here for appearance dates, times, places + a personal message from Mario himself!
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