Aug 14 2008
Pixel Hunt Issue 3 Out Now
Well, with another month comes another issue of the newest Aussie gaming ezine to hit the intarwebs. This issue, the Pixel Hunt team have worked super hard to bring you the best and most diverse range of gaming and geeky goodness you can find in one package anywhere. On the actual pages, you will find content filled to the brim, including:
• Feature: Fallout 3: We delve into Vault 101 and bring you our impressions on the game. Yes, we know it’s been banned, and now been re-instated with an edited version, but that all happened after we’d written the darn thing – so you can blimey well read it!
• Opinions: Tim Henderson looks at how snot-nosed kids always get their way; James O’Connor sets his sights on Funny Games, and Dylan Burns craps on again about the term ‘next-gen’ and how he hates it.
• News and Previews: We keep you up to date on the most pertinent news pieces relating to the industry, as well as have a look at how COD5 and Crysis Warhead are shaping up.
• Reviews: A veritable feast for the eyes. Seriously, there are so many reviews we all almost became crippled with arthritis from writing them. The list includes Guitar Hero: Aerosmith, Battlefield: Bad Company, Crisis Core, Alone in the Dark, Race Driver: GRID, Kung Fu Panda – and even more than that! We can confidently predict that you’ll have enough to read.
• And other things. You know, words and stuff. They’re good.
So! Support Aussie writers and keep the zine alive by downloading the latest issue here. And who knows, you might even enjoy it.
That link again, http://www.pixelhunt.com.au/
It is indeed true. The company that makes the MotionPlus accessory, InvenSense, has told Eurogamer that the relationship with Nintendo is not exclusive.”Of course we’re incredibly pleased - delighted would probably be a better adjective - that Nintendo approached us… but it’s not an exclusive relationship,” says ‘bigwig’, Joe Virginia. “I can’t get into details about other folks that are interested in this technology, but as you might imagine of course there is more interest out there.”
MR_M DOES GO3
Nintendo has done their yearly check-in with the hardcore fans and guess what they found out? That we all want better storage options! Maybe it was the influence of developers such as Harmonix and Activision, who have excluded downloadable features from games because of the lack of space, or maybe there was enough noise for them to finally listen. More inside.
First up, there is news of Mario Kart Wii selling 300,000 copies on its first day on sale in Japan. That makes up for 3/4 of all copies in stock.
Ubisoft’s Petz games sell like crazy, and are a hit among many younger gamers.
A great article concerning all Aussie Wii owners was posted on Vooks the other day, so read on!
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