Take a bite
Here's one that passed us by: culinary title Order Up! is out on PS3 with Move support.
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Date archives for November, 2011
November 22nd, 2011
Funbox Media Serves Order Up!! For Move
16:00 at vitagamr.com
Take a bite
Update: Funbox Media tells us the game isn't out until December. Phew!
UK Vita News Due Later Today
15:15 at vitagamr.com
Sony likes to tease, and that's just what it's doing today, promising some Vita news at 7pm UK time.
SEGA Opens Official Sonic Merchandise Store for Europe
14:45 at nintendolife.com
Just in time for Christmas
Sonic's 20th anniversary may have been five months ago, but the celebrations continue all year round, as SEGA has just opened a new official store dedicated to its mascot.
14:07 at twitter.com
Wow, Sonic Generations collector's editions changing hands on eBay for up to £300. Really should have bought one myself.
Samus Shoots 3DS VC in North America This Week
13:45 at nintendolife.com
Double bounty
It's another simultaneous release on the 3DS Virtual Console this week, as Nintendo of America has confirmed Metroid II: Return of Samus is coming to the eShop on Thursday.
13:39 at twitter.com
About to spend way too much money here: RT @segafusion: A full store of official Sonic merchandise - check it out! http://t.co/NV2lQ6zQ
Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword Journeys West in 2012
13:30 at nintendolife.com
Ken-do attitude
You might remember our recent story on Samurai Hirari Sakura, a samurai sword fighting game that hit Japan's 3DS eShop last week. Nintendo of America has now confirmed the game is on the way to North America next year with a new name.
Roll Up For An Exciting Fortune Street Trailer
11:45 at nintendolife.com
Mario and friends take stock
Property board game Fortune Street (Boom Street to Europeans) might not sound like the most exciting upcoming game for Wii, but if this video below doesn't have you jumping for joy when Mario increases his net worth and is able to purchase the bank... well, there's a good chance you're not even human.
Microsoft Offers $20,000 to Spark Kinect Creation
10:30 at kinectaku.com
Interested? Read on
Microsoft's eagerness to spread The Kinect Effect continues apace with a brand new incentive for development studios.Items of Interest
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