Tag: wii
Nintendo reveals Wii release dates for Big Brain Academy, Super Paper Mario, Resident Evil 4 and more…
Everyone loves the Wii, obviously, but that hasn’t stopped there being criticism of Nintendo’s console for a slightly threadbare release schedule. Hopefully that’ll be remedied soon though: Nintendo has released its Q3 Wii release list, and it’s bulging with 21 games.
A portable LCD screen for Wii owners with 20/20 vision
Not entirely sure it’d be possible to play Wii on something this small, but Japanese bit-maker Century reckons enough people out there have the eyesight good enough to use it.
This week's hottest Wii stories: Wii 2 rumours, Soul Calibur co-op, Mega Miis and more…
For me, the big news in the Nintendo Wii world is that I’m still rubbish at Mario Strikers Charged Football. Well, either that, or the rest of the world is just improving quicker than I am. However, over on WiiWii they’ve shamefully neglected this hot story in favour of some more widely relevant stuff. Here’s ten posts worth reading.
Tech Digest's Robot World Cup: Round 1
Forget the football World Cup. It’s not as if England are ever going to win it again after all. No, the only World Cup worth caring about is Tech Digest’s Robot World Cup, where we’re pitching 64 of the planet’s best bots into a knockout competition to find out who’s best.
Today on Tech Digest: Babelgum IPTV, Pay-as-you-go Nokia N95, £149 iPod suit from M&S, and more…
THE BIG THREE
Babelgum IPTV service now open for business – first impressions
Virgin Mobile offers Nokia N95 on PAYG – for a price
Marks & Spencer unveils £149 iPod suit
THE NEXT FIFTEEN
LG unveils super-slim X820 PC
Father’s Day Gadget Gifts: Gaming
Motorola launches Motocast – feed-like content direct to your mobile screen
CB2: the child-robots are coming!
Samsung SPH-W2400: a rotating HSDPA mobile phone
Hate digital music DRM? Buy the t-shirts!
The Trojan virus that pretends to be a YouTube video
Brits can’t live without their broadband
Samsin SBS-6600 wireless rechargeable Bluetooth speakers
50 Cent sets up shop in virtual world Zwinktopia
Make your website work well on the Wii
Digital Cube’s female-focused M43 iStation personal media player
Alcatel launches its first music clamshell handset – the OT-C701
Turn your phone into a 70s crime scene with Kojak Detective Puzzles
IBM releasing disease prediction software
THE SILLY ONE
Colonic irrigation made easy with the self-guiding colonoscope
Make your website work well on the Wii
Try saying that after a couple of pints. Opera has published a long article explaining how web designers can make their sites more Wii-friendly. As you’ll know if you’ve spent any time surfing with Wii’s Opera browser, some sites work perfectly, but others are a mess.
What devices can play iTunes Plus downloads?
So, Apple launched its iTunes Plus DRM-free downloads yesterday, and the company is already catching flak for embedding users’ names and email addresses in the files they download. The big idea is that you’ll be able to play the files on devices other than iPods. So what do they work on?
Struggling with Wii Mario Strikers Charged Football? Here's some tips
Nintendo hit the back of the net with its excellent Mario Strikers Charged Football last week – it’s the first Wii game to be playable online, and as my review said, it’s ace. However, there’s already plenty of sharpshooters out there kicking sand (well, giant mushrooms) in newbies’ faces.
Wii online triumph: Mario Strikers Charged Football impressions
Today’s a momentous day for owners of Nintendo’s Wii console – it’s finally getting its first online game. Mario Strikers Charged Football is the game, and as you’d guess, it mixes traditional footy with all manner of Mario Kart-esque power-ups.
Spiderman 3 on the PS3 and XBox 360, plus Prince Of Persia: Rival Swords on the Wii – the latest video reviews from Shiny Games on YouTube
– The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is the first must-have game on the PS3 – but is it much better than previous PC and XBox 360 versions? – Spiderman 3 on the PS3 and XBox 360. Can it match the…
