Fitness tool hits iTunes
Spice Girl-endorsed fitness title Get Fit with Mel B may not have the most complete feature set out of the many fitness titles available on Kinect, but it does have one ace up its sleeve or, more appropriately, in its pocket.
Never be away from your fitness goal
Move fitness title Get Fit with Mel B is one of the better keep fit titles available on PS3, and now its take on getting up and active has been beefed-up with an official application for iOS devices.
For your eyes ONI
Wii adventure Little King's Story was a critical, if not commercial success, with countless gamers falling in love with it since it went on sale two years ago. European publisher Rising Star Games realises the game still carries a loyal following, and has released some concept art exclusively for members of its Hoshi club.
Pre-ordered my #deathsmiles limited edition today, then came home to Little King's Story concept art. @risingstargames, you're all right.
My celebrité continues to spread! This month I'm in @NGamer_mag (http://twitpic.com/3yawyy) and Retro Gamer, last month I was in @MCVonline!
We Dare slips too
The other day we posted a news story that My Fitness Coach: Club was set to be released on February 18th, but we've just received clarification from publisher Ubisoft that the game is in fact down to launch in Europe on Friday March 18th 2011.
War comes to Move
There's no shortage of gritty first-person shooters on PlayStation Move – Killzone 3 and MAG both stand out – but they can sometimes be confusing for gamers not used to controlling movement and guns at the same time. That won't be a problem with Heavy Fire: Afghanistan, an on-rails shooter for Move from Polish developers Teyon.
DJ Hero suspended this year as well
There used to be three certainties in life: death, taxes and at least one annual entry in Activision's Guitar Hero franchise, but now that list is back down to two, as the company announces its Guitar Hero business unit is officially disbanded.
RT @kinectaku: News: Kinect to Receive its First Wartime First-Person Shooter: Heavy Fire: Afghanistan is real http://bit.ly/gixDWX #kinect
Heavy Fire: Afghanistan is real
The other day we told you about a new Kinect first-person shooter called Heavy Fire: Afghanistan leaked by Gamefly. Since then we've been in contact with developer Teyon, who has confirmed the game is very real and on the way to multiple formats in April.
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