Maximum Player Weight 23st 8lbs (150kg). Suggested Retail Price $149.95 Australia(www.jbhifi.com.au has it for $119). Wii Fit is a unique and innovative way to help you and your family stay fit in the comfort of your home, through simple daily exercises. More than a gaming experience, Wii Fit is a health and lifestyle product with more than 40 exercises, across four categories: balance games, yoga, muscle workouts and aerobic exercises. Whether you’re doing a yoga pose or snowboarding down a slalom course, there’s an activity for everyone. Control on-screen action with your movements on the balance board as you work your way through a variety of challenges aimed at getting you off the couch and into the action. Check your Body Mass Index (BMI), see your Wii Fit Age and keep tabs on your daily progress towards a more fit you.
One in five American households has a Nintendo DS handheld gaming
system, but the Japanese company hopes to better those odds when the new
DS-i hits American stores sometime in 2009. CNET’s Kara Tsuboi talks with
Nintendo’s Charlie Scibetta about why this slimmer model with built-in
cameras will be worth the extra money over the DC Lite and why it’s fair the
Japanese market gets it this November.
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Nintendo’s 2007 E3 press conference, here on YouTube right now. Sorry, but there’s a 10 minute gap at the beginning that you can just skip, not much to see there.
Rare Nintendo toys from 1889-1970s, attended by the creators of Super Mario Kart and Nintendogs.
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Classic Game Room reviews GOLDENEYE for the Nintendo 64 N64 video game console. This N64 review shows gameplay through various levels and missions in the game. Although instead of completing most levels smoothly and by the books, CGR went crazy just like Bond in License to Kill… we went rogue! We slaughtered everyone without mercy including scientists in lilly white lab coats. Take that brainiac! Think you can outsmart a hail of bullets from James Bond!? GOLDENEYE from Rare for the N64 is one of the best first person shooters ever created. It has a massive single player mission, intense and exciting gameplay, smooth controls and excellent sound design. After playing this game again we can see why CGR likes Time Splitters so much… it was made by some of the same designers! Goldeneye raised the bar quite high for shooters on home consoles. No longer were FPS games just for PC gamers who clogged computer labs with Doom for days on end, now you could sit in the comfort of your own sloth-hole and shoot through the Golden Eye video game or blast your friends in multiplayer. This was before online multiplayer so you actually had to have friends in the same location… Although little more can be learned about Goldeneye after millions of people have fallen in love with this game and written volumes about it, Classic Game Room gives is a nice retro review where we recommend it to new gamers who may have missed it the first time, and challenge those who played it in 1997 to pick Goldeneye back up and crush the enemies of James Bond one more time. Classic Game Room is the ultimate retro video game review show online, in space and underwater. If you want to watch old school game reviews, watch Classic Game Room. Goldeneye needs a remake for the PS3 and Xbox 360, will it ever be remade?
A funny and interesting interpretation of the battle between the big game companies.
Edit: Glancing over some of the comments, some of you people honestly make me disgusted to be associated with the term “gamer”. The overflow of ignorance is just astounding, from all three sides.
Seriously people, read back to yourself what you typed before you post it. And for god’s sake learn proper English…
