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Sgt. Pepper Headed to the Rock Band Music Store Tomorrow
September was a big month for The Beatles in the gaming world when The Beatles Rock Band hit the market. I went crazy over it during a sneak peek at E3, and was not disappointed when I got my own copy. Although The Beatles have not always been so chummy with tech, times are a-changing as Sgt.
6 Creep-tastic Video Games to Play on Halloween
I have to admit — I sometimes like watching scary movies and playing creepy video games in the dark! It just adds to the already cringe-inducing nature of the games, and with today being Halloween, it's the perfect time to freak yourself out with one of these six scary video games. Round up a few of your friends and play on .
Pick Up Two Wii Games at Target, Get a Third For Free
Want to stock up on some Nintendo Wii video games before the holidays? Either to give as gifts or to play when guests come over? Well, for the next week at Target, when you buy any two Wii games for $50, you can get the third game for free.
Project Runway Coming to the Wii
Can't get enough Project Runway? You're in luck! Get ready to "make it work" in your living room: the hit reality series will soon be coming to a Nintendo Wii near you.
WaSaBi Designer Console Skins: Love or Leave?
I caught these designer console skins from WaSaBi while cruising the merch area at this year's Tokyo Game Show, and spent about ten minutes trying to decide on whether or not to splurge. I'm kind of loving the cherry blossom theme on the right, but I can't tell if it would take away from the natural and minimalist feel of the Wii, and/or clash with the rest of my decor. The other designs are pretty sweet too but still, I've never been one to mod my consoles, even if it's with a $20 skin.
Get Your Game On: October Releases
Gaming season is here, and after all the sneak peeks we got at this year's E3, I'm more excited than ever to start playing. October means we're well into game-release mania — so it's only fitting that I list for you my top ten picks for the month of October. Check 'em out!
How to Watch Hulu Videos on Your Nintendo Wii
Since most of you are fans of the online video streaming site Hulu, you may be interested in knowing that it's possible to watch some of your favorite Hulu TV shows or movies on your television using your Wii. All you need is an Internet connection, a Wii (which just so happened to go on sale today!), a PC computer (sorry Mac-heads) and PlayOn (this video will show you how to download it for free). Overall, a pretty simple way to watch Hulu content on your TV!
TGS 2009: Nintendo Announces Wii Price Drop
You may not be able to get your hands on the black Wii console like the Japanese — I got a chance to see it up close while in Japan this week and can attest to its sexiness — but soon you can get yourself a regular ol' white one for a little less dough.
Announced at this year's Tokyo Game Show, the Wii will be available for $200 starting this Sunday. Perfect timing for the holiday shopping season (and assumed holiday shortage), Nintendo is aligning itself with the entry-level Xbox 360, which while coming in at the same price, boasts lots more features (like Netflix streaming for example).
Daily Tech: Windows 7 Only $30 For US College Students
- All you need is a working email address from a university and you can pick up Microsoft 7 for only $30 — Gizmodo
- The Motorola Cliq shows off its very first promo video — CrunchGear
- The popular ShopSavvy app which is currently available on Android devices is coming to Windows Mobile — The Silicon Alley Insider
- Those hot Pentax DSLRs I mentioned yesterday? Well they'll be coming in DYO colors, too! — Engadget
- Best Buy is advertising some $199 Nintendo Wii deals — Kotaku
- It's giveaway and game time on GeekSugar!
Kids Can Get Into the Wii Action With Pet Rescue!
When Nintendo branded its latest video game technology, the Wii, it must have had families in mind. Moms can do yoga, dads can practice golf swings, teens can bounce to Rock Band, and now the wee ones can get involved with games like Knowledge Adventure's JumpStart's Pet Rescue ($40). Preschool-age tots who are awestruck by their older siblings slinging the remote around the living room can do the same as they search for lost pets in an adventurous learning environment.
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