Learn more about the porcelain protectors
After the revelation of Gnomz yesterday we had to sit down with QubicGames' Micha? Dys to learn more about the bizarre WiiWare fighting platformer. We'll also have a preview of the game coming up tomorrow, so don't miss it.
Coming to invade your home
Ubisoft's experiments in the world of virtual reality rabbits have reached a critical point, and their bizarre creations — the Rabbids — are out and about in the real world, and we have the footage to prove it.
As we speak
Now we know the PlayStation Vita release date is 22nd February it's time to look ahead to the games. Sony has just announced that more than 80 games are in development for PlayStation Vita from a range of first and third-party studios.
Not until next year, though
DSiWare flight game AiRace and its sequel AiRace Tunnel were two fine titles for DSi, and now publisher QubicGames has revealed exclusively to us its plans for a 3DS eShop sequel.
Everybody smile!
Deep Silver's Winter Stars is hoping to bring a slightly more chilled-out gaming experience than the perennially sunny world of Microsoft's own Kinect Sports: Season Two, with an array of 11 disciplines to master.
Cheesy family a must
While the footage of Winter Stars below is all based on the Kinect version, we expect the Move release to be pretty much identical — with the exception of glowing controllers of course.
Cheesy family a must
While the footage of Winter Stars below is all based on the Kinect version, we expect the Move release to be pretty much identical — with the exception of glowing controllers of course.
Things could have gone very differently
We know that Nintendo nearly dropped MotionPlus from Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, but it nearly had even less motion for your money, with the revelation in a recent Japanese Iwata Asks article that combat was nearly a button-based affair.
Things could have gone very differently
We know that Nintendo nearly dropped MotionPlus from Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, but it nearly had even less motion for your money, with the revelation in a recent Japanese Iwata Asks article that combat was nearly a button-based affair.
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