Nov 16 2008
Held at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre, eGames is Australia’s biggest dedicated computer and video game expo. Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft and Ubisoft were all present, however yet to be released game content was a bit slim. Nonetheless, gather ‘round children and I shall regale ye with stories of my time at yon expo. Or, you know, just tell you a bit about it…
Nov 14 2008
We have had a real “ranger” week of releases, ranging from a new Pokemon Ranger game to Wii Music. There’s a game for everyone!
Oct 16 2008
Wii Music has been released in Japan today, and reports have revealed twenty songs in final version of the Japanese game.
Oct 10 2008
Aussie Wii owners will be able to waggle their way through songs when November 13 comes around. Wii Music will retail for a recommended price of $99.99. The announcement comes from the official launch of the game was held by Nintendo at the Sydney Opera House where celebrities like Marcia Hines and Karl Robertson from Thirsty Merc demoed the game to some of the Australian gaming media. Pictures of the event can be found here.
Oct 02 2008
At 2.30 AEST, Nintendo’s annual fall conference kicked off at Tokyo, Japan, and here’s a summary of what was announced, via a variety of sources including the Famitsu liveblog.
Sep 20 2008
Nintendo’s “musical toy” Wii Music has been dated in the US. The “game” gives players the choice of more than 60 instruments and over 50 songs in a variety of styles like popular, licensed, classical and Nintendo themes, with the ability to ‘play’ along or improvise and add new beats or twists to it. Simply select the instrument and move the controller as if you were actually playing the real thing. The game will also have the ability to send the remixed songs to friends via the Wii Message Board letting them add their own personal spin to the song.
Wii Music will hit the US on October 20, later here of course.
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