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February 26th, 2009, 23:02 Posted By: wraggster
Durda Dan Released a demo of upcoming game SteadyHand v1.0
one level game. more levels coming soon.
i plan to make this into a full length homebrew soon. i am currently making more levels.
this is my first attempt to make anything on Devkit.give me feedback or programming tips both appreciated.
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February 26th, 2009, 22:57 Posted By: wraggster
For a company that's big on fanfare, Nintendo loves to slip in the little nuggets of info that it knows will drive its users insane. Take, for example, the 3AM press releases for DSi release info and price, or how about the early morning announcement of Revolution's name change over to Wii. Fanfare? Not really.
Then we get this out of the blue:
Excitebots: Trick Racing - April 20, 2009
This little stealth announcement on the Wii release list sent out this morning, which could be taken as a Fallout 3 "Fat Man" mini-nuke to what we hope is going to be a megaton-inducing E3 showing this year, also took us entirely by surprise. Punch-Out!! got its date, a few more third party games were added to the first half of Wii's 2009, but then what's this? Excitebots: Trick Racing?
What the deuce is an Excitebot, and how do we buy one?
Not only has there been no info thus far on what appears to now be an Excite Truck sequel of sorts, but this game is coming out of nowhere, and it's coming fast. The current release date of April 20 is less than two months away, and we don't have so much as a screen of the game to show off.
A few other tiny details are included, such as mention that the game will use the Wii wheel shell (meaning it's tilt to turn, just like the original), and confirmation that it is indeed an extension off the Excite Truck brand. What's with the "bot" name? This is merely speculation, but perhaps Nintendo is adding in some sort of vehicle creation system into this one, or simply using the name to expand on other types of transportation altogether. If we had it our way, we just want to race a classic Excitebike motorcycle character; maybe made up of colored cubes like a little 3D pixel art? We can dream…
We've currently got a call out to Nintendo on this one, but we're awaiting comment on the game. Expect more news in the near future though, and if we know the Big N well enough, it'll most likely come when you least expect it.
http://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/957/957527p1.html
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February 26th, 2009, 21:42 Posted By: wraggster
Our good friends at the rumor mill are at it again, this time churning out a most delicious prospect: a Silent Hill remake for the Wii and PSP. Supposedly under development at Climax, a report suggests that the return trip to Silent Hill is one of two Konami projects at the studio, the other being (according to job listings) a "ground breaking next-gen game for the PS3 and the Xbox 360."
We've asked Konami and Climax for comment and we'll be sure to update you as soon as we receive a response.
http://www.joystiq.com/2009/02/26/ru...e-for-wii-psp/
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February 26th, 2009, 21:38 Posted By: wraggster
Another organization is blowing an imaginary whistle on Brain Age and other similar products designed to sharpen minds. Consumer group Which assembled a panel of three neuroscientists to test the ideas that brain training games improve memory and help prevent dementia. The panel found "weak" or no evidence to support the claims.
"There is no evidence that using this product will have any functional impact on your life whatsoever," Dr. Chris Bird, one of the scientists involved with the study, said. The panel concluded that "surfing the internet or chatting to friends" would have the same prefrontal cortex blood flow effect as doing DS-based math. Basically, it means that, in terms of brain activity, Brain Age seems to work about as well as any other mentally-stimulating pastime.
"If people enjoy using these games, then they should continue to do so -- that's a no-brainer," said Which's Martyn Hocking (perhaps with pun intended -- emphasis ours). "But if people are under the illusion that these devices are scientifically proven to keep their minds in shape, they need to think again" (Hocking is just full of puns, isn't he?).
Nintendo responded, saying that it has never claimed scientific proof of Brain Age's effectiveness: "What we claim is the Brain Training series of games, like playing sudoku, are enjoyable and fun. These exercises can also help keep the brain sharp." It also helps your organization make the news!
http://www.joystiq.com/2009/02/26/wa...e-doesnt-help/
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February 26th, 2009, 21:38 Posted By: wraggster
Another organization is blowing an imaginary whistle on Brain Age and other similar products designed to sharpen minds. Consumer group Which assembled a panel of three neuroscientists to test the ideas that brain training games improve memory and help prevent dementia. The panel found "weak" or no evidence to support the claims.
"There is no evidence that using this product will have any functional impact on your life whatsoever," Dr. Chris Bird, one of the scientists involved with the study, said. The panel concluded that "surfing the internet or chatting to friends" would have the same prefrontal cortex blood flow effect as doing DS-based math. Basically, it means that, in terms of brain activity, Brain Age seems to work about as well as any other mentally-stimulating pastime.
"If people enjoy using these games, then they should continue to do so -- that's a no-brainer," said Which's Martyn Hocking (perhaps with pun intended -- emphasis ours). "But if people are under the illusion that these devices are scientifically proven to keep their minds in shape, they need to think again" (Hocking is just full of puns, isn't he?).
Nintendo responded, saying that it has never claimed scientific proof of Brain Age's effectiveness: "What we claim is the Brain Training series of games, like playing sudoku, are enjoyable and fun. These exercises can also help keep the brain sharp." It also helps your organization make the news!
http://www.joystiq.com/2009/02/26/wa...e-doesnt-help/
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February 26th, 2009, 21:37 Posted By: wraggster
The Chinatown Wars are about to begin. Rockstar Games' first official trailer for the upcoming DS-exclusive Grand Theft Auto game finally shows off some in-game footage ... provided you slam your face to the monitor and squint. This much-too-brief trailer gives us a very basic synopsis of the game's story, and does very little to highlight any of the game's compelling gameplay. That's a shame -- because we really do like the game.
http://www.joystiq.com/2009/02/26/gr...t-on-gameplay/
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February 26th, 2009, 21:28 Posted By: wraggster
Nintendo of America that it has "about" 120 games on the way for the Wii and DS. Although it doesn't name all of them, it outlines a few first-party titles:
Excitebots: Trick Racing is due on April 20; uses the Wii Wheel and contains, you guessed it "minigames". It comes from the same stable as Excitebike and Excite Truck.
Donkey Kong Jungle Beat: moves away from its GameCube past to launch on May 4 on the Wii as part of the Play Control! series.
Punch-Out!! comes out on May 18 for the Wii - you may remember it from the NES in the 1990s. You might not. That's not really relevant.
The list as released is:
Wii -
2K Sports - Major League Baseball 2K9 - March 3
Don King Boxing - March 31 -
Activision - X-Men Origins: Wolverine - May
- Ice Age 3 - June 30
- Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - June
Aksys Games - Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus - May 12
Atari - Ready 2 Rumble Revolution - March 17
- Backyard Baseball 10 - March 31
Capcom Entertainment Inc. - MotoGP - Spring
Codemasters Inc - Overlord Dark Legend - Summer
Conspiracy Games - Real Heroes: Firefighter - April
Deep Silver, Inc. - Professor Heinz Wolff’s Gravity - April
- Fritz Chess - May
Disney Interactive Studios - Hannah Montana The Movie - April
Electronic Arts - Trivial Pursuit - March
- MySims Party - March
- EA SPORTS Active - May 19
- Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 10 - June
- BOOM BLOX Bash Party - Spring
- MySims Racing - Summer
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Summer
- G.I. JOE The Rise of Cobra - Summer
- EA SPORTS Tennis (working title) - Summer
Hudson Entertainment - Help Wanted - Summer
Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. - DanceDanceRevolution Disney Grooves - April 2
- Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s Wheelie Breakers - May 19
LucasArts - Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings - Late Spring
NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc - Klonoa - Q2
Nintendo - New Play Control! Pikmin - March 9
- New Play Control! Mario Power Tennis - March 9
- Excitebots: Trick Racing - April 20
New Play Control! -
- Donkey Kong Jungle Beat - May 4
- Punch-Out!! - May 18
SEGA of America - Virtua Tennis 2009 - May
- The Conduit - June
- Let’s Tap - June
Southpeak Interactive - Roogoo Twisted Towers - April 7
- Pirates vs Ninjas Dodgeball - April 21
Zoo Games, Inc. - M&M’s Beach Party - March 10
- Puzzle Kingdoms - March 31
- Garfield Gets Real - April 7
- Pennzoil’s Build-N-Race: “Speed Demons” - April 14
- Jelly Belly Ballistic Beans - April 21
- Smiley World Island Challenge - April 28
- Garfield’s Pet Force - June 9
Nintendo DS[b] -
2K Sports - MLB 2K9 Fantasy All-Stars - March 3
- Don King Boxing - March 31
Activision - X-Men Origins: Wolverine - May
- Ice Age 3 - June 30
- Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - June
Activision/RedOctane - Guitar Hero On Tour: Modern Hits - June
Aksys Games - Jake Hunter Detective Chronicles: Memories of the Past - May 26
Rockin’ Pretty - June 23 -
Aspyr Media, Inc. - Treasure World - June
Atari - Backyard Baseball ’10 - March 31
My Horse and Me Riding For Gold - March 31 -
Atlus U.S.A., Inc. - TrackMania DS - March 17
- Tokyo Beat Down - March 31
- The Dark Spire - April 14
- Dokapon Journey - April 14
- Steal Princess - April 21
- 101 in 1 Explosive Megamix - April 21
- Super Robot Taisen OG Saga:Endless Frontier - April 28
- Knights in the Nightmare - June 2
- Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor - June 23
Capcom - Mega Man Starforce 3 Black Ace - June
- Mega Man Starforce 3 Red Joker - June
Codemasters Inc - Overlord Minions - Summer
Deep Silver, Inc. - Pet Vet: Down Under - March
- Professor Heinz Wolff’s Gravity - April
- Elite Forces: Unit 77 - April
- DJ Star - May
- Fritz Chess - May
- The Humans - May
- Horoscope DS - May
Disney Interactive Studios - Hannah Montana The Movie - April
DreamCatcher - Dreamer: Shop Owner - April 21
- Dreamer: Babysitter - April 21
- Dreamer: Teacher - April 21
- Prank’d - May 19
Electronic Arts - Zubo - March 10
- Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure - March 17
- MySims Party - March
- SCRABBLE - March
- LITTLEST PET SHOP Spring - March
- MySims Racing - Summer
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Summer
Hudson Entertainment - Miami Law - Summer
KOEI - Monster Racers - June
Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. - Magician’s Quest: Mysterious Times - May 5
- Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s Stardust Accelerators World Championship 2009 - May 19
LucasArts - Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings - Late Spring
Majesco Entertainment - Puffins: Island Adventure - April 14
- Powerbike - April 28
- Drama Queens - May
- Marker Man Adventures - May
- Hot ’n’ Cold - May
- Dawn of Heroes - June
MumboJumbo - Crazy Chicken Star Karts - March 31
- Crazy Chicken Atlantis Quest - April 28
- Crazy Chicken The Pharaoh’s Treasure - June 2
- 7 Wonders II - June 30
Nintendo - Rhythm Heaven - April 5
- Personal Trainer: Walking - May 25
- The Legendary Starfy - June 8
PopCap Games, Inc. - Peggle Dual Shot - March 3
Rockstar Games - Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars - March 17
Southpeak Interactive - Roogoo Attack - April 7
THQ - Desktop Tower Defense - April 29
Ubisoft - Imagine Makeup Artist - May 5
- Imagine Music Fest - May 5
- Imagine Boutique Owner - May 26
- My Healthy Cooking Coach - June 2
- Petz Fashion: Dogz and Catz - June 9
- Jake Power Soccer Club - June 16
Valcon Games - History Channel: Great Empires: Rome - March 17
Zoo Games, Inc. - Yamaha Supercross - March 10
- Hands On!: Tangrams - March 24
- Puzzle Kingdoms - March 31
- Garfield Gets Real - April 7
- Jelly Belly Ballistic Beans - April 21
- Smiley World Island Challenge - April 28
- Garfield’s Pet Force - June 9
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February 26th, 2009, 21:28 Posted By: wraggster
Nintendo of America that it has "about" 120 games on the way for the Wii and DS. Although it doesn't name all of them, it outlines a few first-party titles:
Excitebots: Trick Racing is due on April 20; uses the Wii Wheel and contains, you guessed it "minigames". It comes from the same stable as Excitebike and Excite Truck.
Donkey Kong Jungle Beat: moves away from its GameCube past to launch on May 4 on the Wii as part of the Play Control! series.
Punch-Out!! comes out on May 18 for the Wii - you may remember it from the NES in the 1990s. You might not. That's not really relevant.
The list as released is:
Wii -
2K Sports - Major League Baseball 2K9 - March 3
Don King Boxing - March 31 -
Activision - X-Men Origins: Wolverine - May
- Ice Age 3 - June 30
- Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - June
Aksys Games - Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus - May 12
Atari - Ready 2 Rumble Revolution - March 17
- Backyard Baseball 10 - March 31
Capcom Entertainment Inc. - MotoGP - Spring
Codemasters Inc - Overlord Dark Legend - Summer
Conspiracy Games - Real Heroes: Firefighter - April
Deep Silver, Inc. - Professor Heinz Wolff’s Gravity - April
- Fritz Chess - May
Disney Interactive Studios - Hannah Montana The Movie - April
Electronic Arts - Trivial Pursuit - March
- MySims Party - March
- EA SPORTS Active - May 19
- Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 10 - June
- BOOM BLOX Bash Party - Spring
- MySims Racing - Summer
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Summer
- G.I. JOE The Rise of Cobra - Summer
- EA SPORTS Tennis (working title) - Summer
Hudson Entertainment - Help Wanted - Summer
Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. - DanceDanceRevolution Disney Grooves - April 2
- Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s Wheelie Breakers - May 19
LucasArts - Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings - Late Spring
NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc - Klonoa - Q2
Nintendo - New Play Control! Pikmin - March 9
- New Play Control! Mario Power Tennis - March 9
- Excitebots: Trick Racing - April 20
New Play Control! -
- Donkey Kong Jungle Beat - May 4
- Punch-Out!! - May 18
SEGA of America - Virtua Tennis 2009 - May
- The Conduit - June
- Let’s Tap - June
Southpeak Interactive - Roogoo Twisted Towers - April 7
- Pirates vs Ninjas Dodgeball - April 21
Zoo Games, Inc. - M&M’s Beach Party - March 10
- Puzzle Kingdoms - March 31
- Garfield Gets Real - April 7
- Pennzoil’s Build-N-Race: “Speed Demons” - April 14
- Jelly Belly Ballistic Beans - April 21
- Smiley World Island Challenge - April 28
- Garfield’s Pet Force - June 9
Nintendo DS[b] -
2K Sports - MLB 2K9 Fantasy All-Stars - March 3
- Don King Boxing - March 31
Activision - X-Men Origins: Wolverine - May
- Ice Age 3 - June 30
- Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - June
Activision/RedOctane - Guitar Hero On Tour: Modern Hits - June
Aksys Games - Jake Hunter Detective Chronicles: Memories of the Past - May 26
Rockin’ Pretty - June 23 -
Aspyr Media, Inc. - Treasure World - June
Atari - Backyard Baseball ’10 - March 31
My Horse and Me Riding For Gold - March 31 -
Atlus U.S.A., Inc. - TrackMania DS - March 17
- Tokyo Beat Down - March 31
- The Dark Spire - April 14
- Dokapon Journey - April 14
- Steal Princess - April 21
- 101 in 1 Explosive Megamix - April 21
- Super Robot Taisen OG Saga:Endless Frontier - April 28
- Knights in the Nightmare - June 2
- Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor - June 23
Capcom - Mega Man Starforce 3 Black Ace - June
- Mega Man Starforce 3 Red Joker - June
Codemasters Inc - Overlord Minions - Summer
Deep Silver, Inc. - Pet Vet: Down Under - March
- Professor Heinz Wolff’s Gravity - April
- Elite Forces: Unit 77 - April
- DJ Star - May
- Fritz Chess - May
- The Humans - May
- Horoscope DS - May
Disney Interactive Studios - Hannah Montana The Movie - April
DreamCatcher - Dreamer: Shop Owner - April 21
- Dreamer: Babysitter - April 21
- Dreamer: Teacher - April 21
- Prank’d - May 19
Electronic Arts - Zubo - March 10
- Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure - March 17
- MySims Party - March
- SCRABBLE - March
- LITTLEST PET SHOP Spring - March
- MySims Racing - Summer
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Summer
Hudson Entertainment - Miami Law - Summer
KOEI - Monster Racers - June
Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. - Magician’s Quest: Mysterious Times - May 5
- Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s Stardust Accelerators World Championship 2009 - May 19
LucasArts - Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings - Late Spring
Majesco Entertainment - Puffins: Island Adventure - April 14
- Powerbike - April 28
- Drama Queens - May
- Marker Man Adventures - May
- Hot ’n’ Cold - May
- Dawn of Heroes - June
MumboJumbo - Crazy Chicken Star Karts - March 31
- Crazy Chicken Atlantis Quest - April 28
- Crazy Chicken The Pharaoh’s Treasure - June 2
- 7 Wonders II - June 30
Nintendo - Rhythm Heaven - April 5
- Personal Trainer: Walking - May 25
- The Legendary Starfy - June 8
PopCap Games, Inc. - Peggle Dual Shot - March 3
Rockstar Games - Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars - March 17
Southpeak Interactive - Roogoo Attack - April 7
THQ - Desktop Tower Defense - April 29
Ubisoft - Imagine Makeup Artist - May 5
- Imagine Music Fest - May 5
- Imagine Boutique Owner - May 26
- My Healthy Cooking Coach - June 2
- Petz Fashion: Dogz and Catz - June 9
- Jake Power Soccer Club - June 16
Valcon Games - History Channel: Great Empires: Rome - March 17
Zoo Games, Inc. - Yamaha Supercross - March 10
- Hands On!: Tangrams - March 24
- Puzzle Kingdoms - March 31
- Garfield Gets Real - April 7
- Jelly Belly Ballistic Beans - April 21
- Smiley World Island Challenge - April 28
- Garfield’s Pet Force - June 9
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February 26th, 2009, 21:24 Posted By: wraggster
A host of North American games dated, including ExciteBots, Donkey Kong Jungle Beat and Personal Trainer: Walking
Nintendo of America has dated a number of its upcoming big releases for the next quarter, and it’s Punch Out’s arrival on May 18th that leads the way.
The Punch Out brand is one of Nintendo’s most fondly remembered but least exploited, and seems ideally suited to the motion sending Wii console.
Also dated for the home machine is Excitebots: Trick Racing, the latest extension to the Excite franchise, which will be released on April 20th, and GameCube remake Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, which will join the New Control range on May 4th.
On the DS front, the firm has also dated Personal Trainer: Walker, which will be released on May 25th.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/33375/US-P...ng-on-May-18th
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February 26th, 2009, 21:20 Posted By: wraggster
If dropping 80 bones on a Wii Super Famicom Classic controller sounds a wee bit insane, how's about a Jackson for a Famicom Wii controller? Datel's Old Skool Retro Controller (seriously, how great is that name?) works with any game that supports the Wii Classic Controller, and the unique "rapid fire" mode should really keep things interesting when firing up the Virtual Console. Can't really go wrong at $19.99, right? Right.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/02/26/d...ii-controller/
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February 26th, 2009, 21:19 Posted By: wraggster
Now that you've had your fill of mocking amateurs with their Wii Classic Controllers, it's time to prove your skills by going pro. Nintendo Japan just listed the Wii Classic Controller Pro that brings a bit of Dual Shock schlock to the dual-analog controller -- that means grips and a two-row shoulder button configuration. It's expected to hit Japan sometime this Summer which could mean a Christmas-time launch elsewhere should the stars align.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/02/26/n...ady-for-japan/
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February 26th, 2009, 21:19 Posted By: Shrygue
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Electronic Arts has announced the upcoming release of a number of Wii titles set to make use of MotionPlus, to be published under the EA Sports label.
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 and EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis will be the first two products to utilise the Wii remote's increased functionality. They will be followed by EA Sports Active in May, along with four other titles currently in development and set for a release later this year.
"On the Wii, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 and EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis bring the authentic motion and excitement of championship golf and tennis to life for fans of all ages and skill levels," said Peter Moore, president, EA Sports.
"With the new Wii MotionPlus, slicing a winner on Centre Court at Wimbledon or dropping an 8 iron pin high on No. 17 at TPC Sawgrass have never felt better. We couldn't be more excited about the dynamic new EA Sports experiences coming this year to the Wii."
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February 26th, 2009, 00:00 Posted By: wraggster
The short story is Korogashi Puzzle Katamari isn’t like Katamari Damacy it all. As 1up pointed out it looks like Pac-Attack, but it isn’t exactly Pac-Attack.
Pac-Attack has players drop blocks, stack up ghosts, and position Pac-Man pieces to eat the ghosts after they turn blue. You need to line up a few ghosts to get them to change color.
Korogashi Puzzle Katamari does away with the color changing. You just need to align blocks and junk. When you place a katamari piece the Prince will roll in whatever direction the arrow points and follow a trail of stuff until he reaches the bottom. Square bricks fall to the ground after the Prince makes a star. If the falling blocks complete a horizontal line they vanish a la Tetris. New blocks held by the Katamari cousins appear on the right side of the touch screen. The cousins are slowly drawn to the black hole on the top of the screen so unlike Pac-Attack you get a couple of choices for your next block.
The downloadable game has two modes Endless and Challenge where you need to make stars with a certain number or certain type of object. Namco Bandai will release this in Japan first for only 500 DSiWare Points ($5). Puzzle Katamari sounds like a shoe in game for the US DSiWare too.
http://www.siliconera.com/2009/02/25...ks-on-dsiware/
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February 25th, 2009, 23:56 Posted By: wraggster
Cell phone, Wii and iPhone development aren't normally the sorts of things that gamers associate with id Software, but the company has a history of creating outside the scope of top-tier PC gaming.
That's why it's not too surprising to read that John Carmack, id co-founder, says the company is looking at Wii development alongside its iPhone plans. Carmack tells MTV Multiplayer that he spends "far more time playing Wii with my four year-old boy than I do with any other game console."
That doesn't mean the company's "id Tech 5" racer-shooter Rage will be coming to Wii, however.
http://kotaku.com/5159850/id-may-be-...-wii-after-all
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February 25th, 2009, 23:19 Posted By: wraggster
New from Divineo USA and in a mass of colours.
Protect your Wii-remote and Nunchuck, improve grip, and be stylish with Dragon Controllers Crystal Protect Case Set for the Nintendo Wii. Available in multiple fashion color, it not only protects your controllers, but also a special high resistance strap system will work on prevention so you dont end up losing your controller while playing!
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February 25th, 2009, 22:52 Posted By: wraggster
News via gxmod
Waninkoko publishes a small utility that allows to gather information on the DVD of the Wii in order to create a database that will identify all types of players currently on the market.
You can specify the information obtained directly from the forum Teknoconsolas.
Note: To obtain reliable information, you must first know the kind of chip on your drive (DMS, D2B, D2C ...).
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February 25th, 2009, 22:30 Posted By: wraggster
Nintendo is trying to give mathematics a makeover by partnering with MATHCOUNTS, a nonprofit organization that promotes math education. Between now and March 25, MATHCOUNTS is challenging its middle school math clubs across the country to boost their membership in a quest to win Nintendo DS systems and copies of the new Personal Trainer: Math software.
MATHCOUNTS is a national enrichment, coaching and competition program that promotes mathematics at more than 48,000 middle schools in every U.S. state and territory. Personal Trainer: Math plays on the portable Nintendo DS system and includes more than 40 fun, fast-paced math exercises, from basic addition and subtraction to more extensive multiplication tables and calculation ladders. Up to 16 players with Nintendo DS systems can wirelessly race to finish their problems, even if only one player has a game card.
Nintendo will provide Nintendo DS systems and an equal number of Personal Trainer™: Math software to MATHCOUNTS. How many? (2 x 4 x 5 x 2)! You figure it out. As an incentive to get clubs to participate and increase membership, MATHCOUNTS will randomly select four schools with at least 12 participating students in their MATHCOUNTS Club Programs to each receive 20 Nintendo DS systems and 20 copies of Personal Trainer: Math.
"Anything that gets kids more interested in math helps prepare them for whatever careers they eventually choose," said Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of America's executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. "Personal Trainer: Math is great in a competitive club environment."
"Math teaches kids how to solve problems creatively and develop critical-thinking skills that will help them in the future," said Lou DiGioia, executive director of the MATHCOUNTS Foundation. "Personal Trainer: Math will be another helpful tool that students in our programs can use to make learning mathematics fun, exciting and challenging."
For details about the program and more information about MATHCOUNTS , visit www.mathcounts.org. For more information about Personal Trainer: Math, visit www.PersonalTrainerMath.com.
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February 25th, 2009, 22:28 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from sverx
Hi! XM7Play new version today, r2009-004.
1) Based on libXM7 beta 0.93, so now the support of XM effects is complete 
2) The included sample optimizer is also complete, so now the samples that are likely to have detuning problems will be manipulated to play as they should. (affect samples with loops... of course it's possible to disable the optimizer, just like it was before)
3) ... no Graphical UI. Contact me if you're interested in writing one!
Important: the section "Getting the most of your tune" of the libXM7 documentation has been rewritten... read the previous post for details.
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February 25th, 2009, 22:03 Posted By: wraggster
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At last a 100% solderless solution for all Nintendo Wii drives is available in the form of the DriveKey. This mod chip will even work on Wii drives protected with epoxy.
Installation could not be easier - installation guide. The DriveKey modchip clips between the motherboard and the Wii drive and allows you to play 100% of your games. Order the DriveKey today from ConsoleSource.com for as little as $54.95 per chip when you purchase 3 or more at a time.
Features:
Works on all Wii drives (DMS, D2A, D2B, D2C, D2C-2, D2E, D3/d2nothing)
Works on all Wii regions (USA, JAP, PAL, KOREA)
Compatible with D2B “cut pin” drives
Compatible with D2E “epoxy” drives (no need to remove epoxy)
Fully updatable via DVD and JTAG
Plug-and-play 2 minute installation
No soldering necessary
No external PC/laptop needed
Direct Boot of Wii original, import, games
Direct Boot of Gamecube* original, import, games
Supports multi-disc games
Supports dual-layer discs
Fully configurable Region Override
Fully configurable Update Blocker
Transparent stealth operation
Integrates proven D2CKey Intelligent Code Modifying System
No awkward USB interface - just insert DVD and play!
Supports, SMG, SSBB and other ‘problem’ titles
Ultra-low power consumption; does not interfere with normal Wii operation
Streaming audio in Gamecube games is not supported
FPGA fully updatable via JTAG external programmer
JTAG software automatically downloads individually signed updates from
DriveKey server
SPI fully updatable via DVD
Fully configurable update blocker
Fully configurable region override
Enable/Disable DriveKey via the config menu
Config option to autoboot Wii discs (insert the disc, the game will
load immediately!)
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