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[Wii.qj.net] QJ.NET - Nintendo Wii Blog - 24/7 Coverage of the Nintendo Wii ...: Although, production on the game began before the Wii hardware was announced and given to them, they managed to work out as much as they could before then. When the hardware was announced, there was, of course, a major shift in development (mainly the control scheme), and there is still a shift in the game as they figure out the best way to use the controller.
[Wiiblog.net] Wii Blog: Nintendo Wii News and Views: Primarily, the focus was on PS2 epic Yakuza, although he did reveal some focus on Nintendo’s upcoming generation console, the Wii. When asked on the decision to bring Super Monkey Ball to the console, he replied “When I first listened to the presentation about the Wii hardware, I started thinking about a good match for what the hardware, and the first thing I thought of was Monkey Ball.
[Gonintendo.com] Go Nintendo » Blog Archive » Sports Illustrated for Kids knows Wii ...: […] Sports Illustrated for kids is not a natural place you’d find such a scoop like this, but according to SI for Kids the launch date for the Nintendo Wii is November 6. As evidence someone was nice enough to send Go Nintendo some blurry http://gonintendo.com/?p=3440 of the issue with the release date included […]
[Nintendo-revolution.blogspot.com] Wii: Definitive speculation: With the competition having features like Xbox Live and the Nintendo Wii controller, the PS3 may not have that much of an advantage in the elusive “Wow Factor.” That gets to the heart of the biggest concern with the PlayStation 3. Sony has done very little to justify why the system is worth a premium price for consumers that don’t care about raw hardware performance and are not hard-core audio/visual consumers.
[.::{WiiNintendo.net}::.] Comment for the Release Date Rumors: With all the speculation happening around the net regarding the Nintendo Wii’s launch date, keeping rumors apart from fact can be a daunting task. Just recently, CNN Money posted a story speculating a Wii launch date in the late September to early October timeframe, based on a report that final Wii hardware is supposedly underway.
[Fubix.com - Internet Solutions - News - News] Blizzard going next-gen?: Sony Talks PS3 E-Distribution Initiative simoniker writes "Talking about its PlayStation 3 E-Distribution Initiative, the company's intended Xbox Live Arcade 'killer', SCEA's John Hight has laid down a challenge to Microsoft, commenting that: 'Some of our [digitally distributed first-party] games, by virtue of their design and hardware demands, simply couldn't work on Xbox 360.'" More from the article: "The PlayStation Beyond submission site has been online since GDC 2006, when Sony's Phil Harrison announced its presence, and explains further of the concept: 'The E-Distribution Initiative (EDI) will provide an alternative publishing opportunity for the direct download of games and other content to the user. The EDI will be managed by Sony Computer Entertainment's development and studio organizations in North America, Europe, Japan and Asia (collectively known as SCE Worldwide Studios).'"
[captain’s dead] links for 2006-07-07: iCarta-Atech Flash Technology (tags: dump gadget ipod music stupid shitty accessories bathroom) Nintendo calms crowd: will announce Wii deets in Sept. - Engadget (tags: nintendo gaming console wii next generation) Nintendo gifts birthday boy Bush with DS Lite, Brain Age - Engadget (tags: funny gaming humor president gift nintendo ds lite)
[DotGizmo: The Best gadget Blog Posts] Nintendo Wii could launch earlier: According to Chris Morris of CNNMoney.com, he claims that the Nintendo Wii could bring forward its launch date by a couple of months at best instead of November as slated originally. Retail Wii units are already being manufactured at the moment, and things look good for an earlier launch as well as eliminating the problem of a hardware shortage that plagued the Xbox 360's release last year.
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