If you were excited about BioShock Infinite before, prepare for new heights of anticipation.
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Date archives for November, 2011
November 8th, 2011
Atlanta, You’re On Mario’s Touring Itinerary Too
16:00 at nintendolife.com
He gets around
Atlanta, Georgia is the next stop on Mario's tour of the United States to promote Super Mario 3D Land.
Ubisoft Reveals Its Drawsome Wii Graphics Tablet
15:35 at nintendolife.com
A work of art?
After the success of THQ's uDraw, Ubisoft's the next company to muscle in on some of the Wii touch screen tablet action with its own peripheral Drawsome.
14:46 at twitter.com
#NLFM is cheering me up. Podcast: NLFM Episode 22: Mascots and Mixes - Retro News @ Nintendo Life http://t.co/xwE2s14r via @nintendolife
Out Today: MotionSports Adrenaline and Let’s Cheer Demos
13:45 at kinectaku.com
Try before you buy
Two new Kinect-exclusive demos just hit the Xbox Live Marketplace, letting you try out a couple of the many new sensor-related releases for this Christmas.
13:40 at twitter.com
If I weren't cooking a delicious casserole for later I think I'd crawl into bed and write today off as a bad job.
Zelda Concert Tour Kicks Off in Dallas on 10th January
13:15 at nintendolife.com
Updated: tickets on sale now
The recent Zelda 25th Anniversary concerts in Los Angeles and London were just tasters ahead of the main course: a full tour that kicks off in 2012.
Nintendo Patents Touch Pad for Wii Remote
12:45 at nintendolife.com
But to what end?
We've seen plenty of Wii controller patents in the past, not all of which saw the light of day — remember the inflatable horse and American football? Now the company's put out a patent for a Wii Remote touch-sensitive pad, as spotted by Siliconera.
Review: GoldenEye 007: Reloaded
12:30 at movemodo.com
Premium Bond?
1998's GoldenEye 007 on Nintendo 64 was a watershed moment in first-person shooters, and is still held in the highest regard by thousands of gamers who hold every new Bond release up to that 64-bit benchmark. But just as the James Bond film series has moved on, so must its games, with Activision revisiting the original source material for its own take on satellites and Soviets in GoldenEye 007: Reloaded.Items of Interest
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