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 [Nintendo-revolution.blogspot.com] Wii: Definitive speculation: So while I was left with an uneasy feeling about this particular game´s graphics, the Wii really managed to impress me and a whole lot of people on gameplay merit alone. And thinking what games like ´Super Mario Galaxy´, ´Metroid Prime 3´ or ´Red Steel´ - that offer more advanced controls, as well as combine great gameplay with stunning graphics - will do to people who have become interested in Wii, I felt satisfied that Nintendo really is onto a winner here.

 [Gonintendo.com] Go Nintendo » Blog Archive » *RUMOR* Dragon Quest IX a Wii ...: Admittedly, FF:CC could’ve been great if they changed a few things here and there (notably the GBA connection setup, which was a fairly good but rather cumberson idea, that hopefully will be fixed with an online mode or Hunter The Reckoning offline co-op mode) and added some much needed oomph in the story and characters (which were typical MMORPG quality, choose your own avatar that doesn’t really have any self contained design and history from third-person perspective). I waiting and hoping for a good FF:CB game.

[Gamerevolution.info] Game Revolution : Game Reviews Blog: The latest installments of Nintendo’s Pokemon franchise, Diamond and Pearl, will arrive on Japanese shelves alongside their own limited edition of the DS Lite hardware, according to a report on Impress Watch. Releasing with the games on September 28, the Pokemon Center Original Nintendo DS Lite Dialga/Palkia Edition will be sold by the Nintendo subsidiary Pokemon Company.

 [Revolutionspecs.blogspot.com] All you want to know on Nintendo Revolution: Accessibility, immersion, nostalgia and a low price are the four key-concepts which summarize the philosophy of Nintendo Revolution. Each of these concepts brings one or several categories of players : accessibility will appeal older people, immersion will appeal people from various ages, nostalgia will bring back "old" players, and the low price will be an argument for everyone.

 [Reviews.cnet.com] E3 2005: Blogs: Console gaming - CNET reviews: Only a few days after unveiling its next-generation console's jaw-dropping graphical abilities (gamers: "Hooray!") and its oddly boomeranglike controller (gamers: "Huh?"), Sony appears to be having second thoughts on the design of the heir to the highly popular (and decently ergonomic) Dual Shock II. Engadget reports that, during a backstage visit with the PS3, Sony reps hedged their bets by downplaying the curvy, new gamepad as a "conceptual design." Sony executives will now symbolically throw the failed boomerang controllers out of their office windows, then helplessly watch as they fly right back in again.

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