Date archives for July, 2011

July 17th, 2011
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Review: Let’s Dance with Mel B

Stop right now, thank you very much

While Dance Central on Kinect nailed the dance genre with its first step, many developers are still struggling to turn PlayStation Move into a fruitful dancing experience. Konami's venerable DanceDanceRevolution series had a first go, and Sony's own SingStar Dance had some things going for it, but there's still not a killer app dancing game. Is this the title to break this cold streak?

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July 16th, 2011
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Really looking forward to tomorrow. Me and Mrs N having a day off together and lots of celebrations are in order. Can't wait!



movemodo.com/news

Review: Fast Draw Showdown Moseys on Down on 19th July

Draw!

Digital Leisure's already released Fast Draw Showdown on WiiWare, but it's ready to reload and take a shot at PlayStation Network on Tuesday.

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OK guys, our latest project is officially live - check out @vitagamr for all the #PSVita news you need!



kinectaku.com/news

Review: First Impressions: Just Dance 3

Get on the floor!

Until now Harmonix has undoubtedly had the Kinect dancing market all sewn up, but that dominance will meet its sternest challenge yet in October when Ubisoft brings the astonishingly successful Just Dance brand across to Xbox 360 in the luridly coloured form of Just Dance 3.

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Review: Meet VitaGamr for PlayStation Vita!

The newest site in our empire!

PlayStation fans, meet the newest member of the Nlife gaming network: VitaGamr.

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nintendolife.com/news

Review: Introducing VitaGamr for PlayStation Vita!

Our network expands once more

By now you'll be familiar with our PlayStation Move website Movemodo and KINECTaku for Kinect news and reviews, but we'd like you to meet the newest member of the Nlife network: VitaGamr.

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nintendolife.com/news

Review: Introducing VitaGamr for PlayStation Vita!

Our network expands once more

By now you'll be familiar with our PlayStation Move website Movemodo and KINECTaku for Kinect news and reviews, but we'd like you to meet the newest member of the Nlife network: VitaGamr.

VitaGamr will be heaven to anyone interested in PlayStation Vita, bringing you news, reviews, interviews and features about Sony's new handheld gadget. We've already got First Impressions of Little Deviants as well as a PlayStation Vita preview about the machine itself.

If you've got your eye on Vita or just want to keep up-to-date with the next console to hit the market, be sure to visit VitaGamr. You can also Like VitaGamr on Facebook and follow VitaGamr on Twitter to stay totally up-to-date.

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nintendolife.com/news

Review: Sorry, Looks Like Netflix Isn’t Getting 3D Movies

Popcorn staying resolutely 2D

The other day it seemed 3D movies were coming to Netflix 3DS, owing to this section of the press release:

The new Netflix application for Nintendo 3DS displays movies and TV episodes in 2D on the system’s upper screen. Users will soon have access to an additional library of select movies that can be viewed in 3D without the need for special glasses.

As it turns out, this wasn't referring to Netflix but instead the Nintendo Video application that's due to release later this summer:

The press release announcing the new Netflix service for Nintendo 3DS also references the system's upcoming short-form video service. Nintendo 3DS owners soon will be able to enjoy free, specially selected video content that includes 3D movie trailers, comedy clips and music videos.

As you were.

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nintendolife.com/news

Review: Sorry, Looks Like Netflix Isn’t Getting 3D Movies

Popcorn staying resolutely 2D

The other day it seemed 3D movies were coming to Netflix 3DS, owing to this section of the press release:

The new Netflix application for Nintendo 3DS displays movies and TV episodes in 2D on the system’s upper screen. Users will soon have access to an additional library of select movies that can be viewed in 3D without the need for special glasses.

As it turns out, this wasn't referring to Netflix but instead the Nintendo Video application that's due to release later this summer:

The press release announcing the new Netflix service for Nintendo 3DS also references the system's upcoming short-form video service. Nintendo 3DS owners soon will be able to enjoy free, specially selected video content that includes 3D movie trailers, comedy clips and music videos.

As you were.

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