Mario Kart Wii light projector
March 16, 2010
Folks who have a heart for most Nintendo characters (especially those from the Mario realm) will be pleased to have a look at the Mario Kart Wii light projector. After all, that device resembles a miniature version of the Wiimote, and pressing the A button will throw one out of a half dozen characters including Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach among others. that comes across as random, so whether you want your favorite character, you will just have to cross your heart that lady luck smiles on you with your next $9 purchase which is available in packs of two.
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Wii Push Up Bar For Your Exercise Needs
March 12, 2010
If you rely on Wii Fit to help you keep in shape, you’ll probably have noticed that the Wii Fit balance board gives you a limited range of push-up motions, so you can’t do the really fit pushups that you think will turn you into the cover for a magazine. With the Wii Push Up Bar, you’ll be able to perform much deeper push ups, giving you a much better workout. It'll work in conjunction with the Wii Fit balance board, and is currently going for $25 on Amazon, which is probably a small price to pay for the perfect body, right?
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PlayStation Move Hands-On
March 11, 2010
PlayStation owners, rejoice! Soon you will stop hearing "when are you getting a Wii?" from your friends and family. Sony has just announced the PlayStation Move at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. Presented last year at E3 (in fanfare), it is now a real product that will be sold as a bundle (game+ EyeToy webcam + PS Move) for $100. whether you add the secondary controller, and construct that a set of two, the bill will fairly quickly. So, how is it?
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Sony PlayStation Move announced
March 11, 2010
It won't be instant that you will be able to enjoy true motion controls on the Sony PS3, since the PlayStation Move platform will be hitting the gaming scene only sometime that fall. Finally, Sony seems to have seen the light where motion controls are concerned, but we are certain the PlayStation Move won't come cheap - not as cheap as the Wii, anyways. After all, you will not only have the PlayStation Move controller to be concerned with, you will additionally have to pick up the accompanying PlayStation Move sub-controller that is meant to be used in tandem with the motion controller for intuitive navigation of in-game characters and objects. Apart from that, there is plus the need to merge it with the PlayStation Eye camera (now ain't that a whole lot of additional peripherals) for the console to (finally) able to detect precise movement, angle, and absolute position in 3D space. No notion on pricing details, but we do look forward to developers implementing what was once derided as "waggle controls" by the folks at Sony themselves. Foot in mouth, anyone? [Press Release]
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Street Fighter on iPhone, EA Sports Active 2.0, Beta 4 of OS 3.2 SDK surfaces
March 10, 2010
If you are a fan of old school horizontal fighters, Street Fighter IV is now on the iPhone. The game can be had for about $10 and there is no free trial version offered.
The new EA Sports Active 2.0 system will be available for the Wii, PS3, and iPhone when it launches. The system has a wireless control, arm and leg straps that sent knowledge to the app about your workout.
Apple has reportedly pushed out the fourth beta offering in the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK. The new version is said to be for development only and can’t be used for submitting apps.
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EA Sports Active 2.0 Gets Motion Sensors And iPhone App
March 10, 2010
If you’ve been looking to do some exercise to stay healthy, but could never find the day to do so, perhaps the lure of playing video games to lose weight might appeal to you? That’s where the new EA Sports Active 2.0 will come in, as it’s aimed at the Sony PS3, Nintendo Wii, iPhone and iPod touch users. The system will be using a wireless control, along with leg and arms straps that have motion sensors, leg and arm straps, as well as a heart rate indicator and a way to share the workout details. Users will additionally be able to share workout documents with other EA Sports Active users, as well as interact with them by sending messages. whether you get bored of the initial workouts, you can download additional workouts and exercises via a connected PS3. Does that sound like something that could get you motivated sufficient to get out of your comfort zone and exercise?
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Ricepuppet unveils Metroid-colored NES
March 5, 2010
Ricepuppet has come up with yet another stunning paint job for the classic NES console by introducing a Metroid-colored NES that instance round. Lay your eyes on it and chances are you would definitely want one of it in your living room, although the choice of games would be extremely disappointing in the age of the PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii.
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