Written by Fallback in Random, Wii
The latest issue of Nintendo Power reveals that the new Castlevania game for Wii named "Castlevania Judgement" will be a 3D fighting game. This is super left field news. I know that I said this is the year of the fighting game but damn.
According to GoNintendo:
Characters confirmed thus far - Dracula, Simon, Alucard, Shanoa, and Maria Renard.
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Written by Fallback in video, Wii
Mario Super Sluggers is the upcoming Mario Baseball game. New Mario Super Sluggers Images:
Link:
Wiiholic.com
Written by Fallback in Random, Wii, Nintendo DS
These Officially Licensed
Blik Nintendo Wall Graphic sets are pretty cool and may bring out the inner game nerd in you.
Link:
Design Milk via
Joystiq.
Written by Fallback in Wii
According to Bloomberg Nintendo is suing Nyko over the claim that the Nyko Wireless Nunchuck is a knock-off of the stock first-party Wii Nunchuck. Here is a quote from the
Bloomberg report:
Nintendo Co., maker of the Wii video-game system, sued accessory seller Nyko Technologies Inc. over what it says is a knock-off of the Nunchuk remote controller used with the popular system.
Nyko sells a wireless Kama Nunchuk designed to work with the Wii system. Nintendo contends the Nyko product copies its patented designs and infringes its trademarks for the Nunchuk name and packaging. The word ``nunchuk'' refers to a martial-arts weapon made from two sticks connected with a chain.
The Nyko product ``wholly appropriates the novel shape, design, overall appearance and even the color and materials used in the Nintendo Nunchuk controller,'' Nintendo said in the federal court complaint, filed June 10 in Seattle.
In the Wii system, a player moves the remote and a character on the television screen mimics that motion, such as an underhand throw for bowling or a swing for tennis. Nunchuks are used when the game calls for motion by both hands, for instance when punching in the boxing game in Wii Sports. It's connected to the main remote by a plug and wire.
``We have not knowingly violated anyone's intellectual property and we're still examining this,'' Nyko spokesman C.C. Swiney said yesterday in a telephone interview.
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Anderson Copper gets a Wii for his birthday. Wii...Whyyy...What???
Check the video here.
