Will you be going to a midnight launch?
Following its successful launch across North America last week, Kinect prepares to storm Europe from midnight tonight, with thousands of stores across the continent opening at the stroke of 12 to let gamers get their hands on the sensor.
On Madison Avenue
From San Francisco to New York, PlayStation Move continues to touch gamers right across the States, with the latest PlayStation Lounge setting up shop in Manhattan today.
From the team behind Pop Island
Pop Island and follow-up Pop Island: Paperfield are among the best-looking titles on DSiWare, and now developer odenis studio is putting that graphical grunt to a different use in the form of Glory Days - Tactical Defense.
A string of titles to delve into today
Whether you're into singing, dancing, fighting or stealthing, there should be something to tickle your fancy this week as a trio of Move-enabled titles land on North American shores.
Updated: Campaign and multiplayer footage
There's been close to radio silence on Call of Duty: Black Ops for Wii, but now the game is available in the wild the first direct feed footage of the campaign mode has arrived courtesy of Official Nintendo Magazine.
Sensor exceeds expectations
With a few days of sales under its motion-sensing belt, how's Kinect doing according to GameStop, North America's biggest chain of game stores? Very well indeed; in fact, so well that the chain is backing the sensor to come out on top against rival system PlayStation Move.
Pirate shooter ahoy!
It's already been first mate in the shooting compilation Time Crisis: Razing Storm and now Deadstorm Pirates is set to captain its own course towards PlayStation Store this month.
But do they add up?
"Numbers never lie" so goes the age-old axiom, so this chart from the official US PlayStation Blog is a big dollop of fact for you to take in.
Like the Force, only more monkey-like
Remember the controversial Super Guide from New Super Mario Bros. Wii and Super Mario Galaxy 2? If not, it's one of Nintendo's newest software features to keep gamers interested by allowing them to proceed past difficult parts of stages if they lose too many lives there. Whether you liked it or not it's here to stay, as it'll be featured in Donkey Kong Country Returns.
Unlikely to make it this year
When we heard that La-Mulana was finished, submitted and out this year we did a little jump for joy at the prospect of playing the underground adventure before 2011 rolls around. Now that seems unlikely, as the game has failed Nintendo's submission process.LA-MULANA was said “No good” by Nintendo, then it has returned to us. So, we are going to resubmit after fixing it. Will it be released in this year?Although Nigoro didn't specify the reasons for this, there's no doubt this is a spanner in the works and could delay La-Mulana until next year. We'll keep you up to date.
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