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As the majority knows, the Wii was released on Portugal last Friday (the 8th). I got to do some ‘xmas shopping on the same day and saw some units on sale but no games whatsoever, no Zelda, no Wii Play, none. I won’t lie and say that it didn’t crossed my mind to buy one,
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The Virtual Console concept has made it’s debut on the new-gen consoles. PS3, Wii, 360, all have proven that VC brings additional value to gamers. It’s great to play a perfect port of Super Mario Bros on the Wii or Tekken 3 on the PSP (although you still need a PS3 :(), but wouldn’t it
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Zelda is the only game that interests me. There are no good 3rd party titles available. Can’t enjoy VC games ’cause I have no broadband connection at home (yet). 🙁 PS3 The only “living room” console I own is a Gamecube which, by the way, is one of the greatest consoles still around. Being able
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In my teenage years we had Scooter, the guys had a few cool tracks that made into the dance tops, but today I came across Skuter. What can we call this? Neo-Folk-Techno or like we like to say in portugese, martelinhos pimba? Be afraid, be very afraid… Tip: Turn off the sound 20 seconds after
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Follow me on this one: Nintendo DS Lite – 152,99€ Opera DS – 40€ Nintendo MP3 Player – 30€ Total – 222,99€ – Price source Fnac.pt Sony PSP – 199,99€ – It plays mp3 (and other audio / video formats), surfs the web and has a myriad of other features out of the box, no
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Bringing back FFVII like this will probably be the best thing for PSP owners in 2007! [tags]Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core, PSP, TGS, TGS 2006[/tags]
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I got my first Wii experience minutes ago. I went to Forum Montijo for an after dinner walk and payed a little visit to Bliss when I suddenly saw to Wii kiosks, one with Wii Sports on and another with Zelda TP. I went straight to them like a rocket but it was crowded by
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[tags]Fedora, Linux, Playstation, Playstation 3, PS3[/tags]
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Found here. [tags]Fedora, Ubuntu, Linux, Pokemon[/tags]
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Nintendo confirmed to GameDaily BIZ that they will release a DVD-enabled Wii in 2007. After hanging on to the “only game play matters” speech, Nintendo is releasing outside Japan a Wii version that will play DVDs and the worst is that it won’t be a change via software upgrade but a full new version on