The Official SimAnimals Africa trailer!
November 30th 2009 00:27
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August 21st 2009 03:27
Google now had web page elements for web pages and blogs. So I'm trying out the custom Video Game Search & News! Try it out. Just for Gamer Chip!!
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Harry Potter Half Blood Prince Video Game Trailer
August 21st 2009 02:16
In the game of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince™, players will return to Hogwarts™ to help Harry survive a fraught sixth year. This Game is now out and can be bought at any game store or online at amazon for a good price.
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Posted By: jkund17 - Category: Game Trailers , Mac Videos, PC Videos , Wii Videos , Xbox 360 Videos , Mac, PC, Wii, Xbox 360
The Beatles: Rock Band
April 22nd 2009 05:45
Apple Corps., MTV Games, and Harmonix have announced that The Beatles: Rock Band will be released simultaneously around the world on September 9th 2009 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Nintendo Wii, with new Beatles themed Rock Band peripherals being released on the same day.
The three pronged publishing and development team behind the game has announced the following game and instrument bundles, complete with US pricings for each product (price tags for other regions have not been detailed at this time):
* The Beatles: Rock Band Software - Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii: $59.99
* The Beatles: Rock Band Standalone Guitars - Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii: $99.99
* The Beatles: Rock Band Limited Edition Premium Bundle - Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii: $249.99
The $59.99 price tag is the usual RRP for a game in the US, so you can expect a UK RRP of £49.99 with any luck. The other two bundles are a little bit more of a grey area, especially considering the fact that the pricing of previous Rock Band bundles have been comparatively higher in the UK.
While the guitars bundle pricing of $99.99 translates to about £70 with the current exchange rate, $249.99 for the extravagant limited edition bundle clocks in at a worrying £177 (we can only assume that this includes all the peripherals on offer and a limited edition game).
However, gamers should expect prices to be higher than that in the UK as electronics products tend to be more expensive here than they are stateside.
The announcement also confirmed that all previously released Rock Band peripherals will be compatible with Rock Band: The Beatles, so perhaps the prices won't be quite so harsh on those of you who have already forked-out for a Rock Band studio.
Available on xBox 360, PS3, Nintendo Wii
The three pronged publishing and development team behind the game has announced the following game and instrument bundles, complete with US pricings for each product (price tags for other regions have not been detailed at this time):
* The Beatles: Rock Band Software - Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii: $59.99
* The Beatles: Rock Band Standalone Guitars - Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii: $99.99
* The Beatles: Rock Band Limited Edition Premium Bundle - Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii: $249.99
The $59.99 price tag is the usual RRP for a game in the US, so you can expect a UK RRP of £49.99 with any luck. The other two bundles are a little bit more of a grey area, especially considering the fact that the pricing of previous Rock Band bundles have been comparatively higher in the UK.
While the guitars bundle pricing of $99.99 translates to about £70 with the current exchange rate, $249.99 for the extravagant limited edition bundle clocks in at a worrying £177 (we can only assume that this includes all the peripherals on offer and a limited edition game).
However, gamers should expect prices to be higher than that in the UK as electronics products tend to be more expensive here than they are stateside.
The announcement also confirmed that all previously released Rock Band peripherals will be compatible with Rock Band: The Beatles, so perhaps the prices won't be quite so harsh on those of you who have already forked-out for a Rock Band studio.
Available on xBox 360, PS3, Nintendo Wii
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Guitar Hero Outselling Rock Band 6:1 - Activision
September 18th 2008 04:15
Guys who run gaming companies are the kind of people who don't like to let you die wondering. In a classic piece of schoolyard pouting, Activision boss Bob Kotick would like to let you know that Guitar Hero is doing well. So well that Rock Band can go suck eggs because it has girls germs
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Read More Microsoft's Plan To Buy Nintendo: How Gaming Would Have Been Different Today
September 17th 2008 03:32
In a recent interview with guardian.co.uk, Peter Moore mentioned that Microsoft had at one point considered how they might give Sony a couple of old fashions knuckle sandwiches by purchasing Nintendo. You might put the idea down to ink poisoning from the various tattoos blazed across his body, but what would Microsoft's most famous franchises look like if they had
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Wii Hacked To Run Copied Games
September 16th 2008 06:31
It took longer than expected, but it looks like the boffins in the piracy community have figured out a way to pirate Wii games. With the mainstream audience the Wii has it probably won't make a huge impact, but Mario could not be happy
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Posted By: Colin Stevens - Category: Wii
Which Console Is Right For You?
September 15th 2008 01:45
An article that will be written every three months until the sun sputters for a final time before extinguishing forever and draining the life from the Earth, the opressive, souless darkness punctuated only by the impossibly distant pin pricks of hope from distant stars, is that of the guide to choosing a console
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No More Heroes Conceived While On The Toilet
September 11th 2008 01:16
Thanks to the DS, the bathroom is now a gaming destination. According to Suda51, Grasshopper Manufacture's creator of No More Heroes, a development studio
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Posted By: Colin Stevens - Category: Wii
Extra Cost For Guitar Hero: World Tour PS3 / Wii?
August 28th 2008 03:52
A few observant gamers have spotted a small, subtle piece of classic subnote text in an IGN article regarding the PS3 and Wii versions of Guitar Hero: World Tour
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Will The Wii Drown In "A Flood Of Crap"?
August 15th 2008 00:01
Don't hold back. It's unhealthy. Let it all out. Sega of America president Simon Jeffery may never be accused of being a puffy pants poet, but can be admired for his strong opinions on the current state of the Wii games library. "The Wii is a very cost effective platform to experiment with," said Jeffrey, "There is a lot of crap coming out for the Wii in general
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Posted By: Colin Stevens - Category: Wii
LucasArts Fuming Over The WiiMotion Plus
August 14th 2008 04:02
Game Informer Magazine has reported that LucasArts are seeing blaster-red over Nintendo and their new Motionplus addon for the Wii controller. Why? Because Nintendo decided to keep it to themselves, rather than share it with, say, the developers trying to release decent third party titles for the Wii
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Posted By: Colin Stevens - Category: Wii
Confirmed - Mega Man 9 Remake To Include Bugs
August 5th 2008 05:01
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Posted By: Colin Stevens - Category: Wii
Nintendo Out Of Ideas For The Wii?
August 4th 2008 06:38
Nintendo President, Satoru Iwata, has said in an interview published in the Wall Street Journal that they have exhausted all of their original ideas for the Wi and are unsure of the extent of their ongoing development for the console
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Posted By: Colin Stevens - Category: Wii
School Funds Wii Fit And DDR For Exercise
August 4th 2008 05:42
The Consortium for Public Education in the US has bestowed a Great Idea Grants to local schools with the projects developed including a Wii Fit and Dance Dance Revolution setup
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Posted By: Colin Stevens - Category: Wii
No New Consoles For Ten Years?
July 30th 2008 02:09
Brian Farrell, CEO of THQ, believes that it will be at least seven years before we see a new console released. And Epic Games President Mike Capps has as similar view, stating that the next generation is unlikely to start for up to ten years
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Red Steel 2 - Sword Fighting 1 To 1
July 28th 2008 06:36
Red Steel 2 is coming to the Wii sometime this year, and with it the promise of the most accurate representation of sabre fighting to date due to the new Wii Motionplus system
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Posted By: Colin Stevens - Category: Wii
Gore Meter Set To 11 For Resident Evil 5
July 24th 2008 04:17
While the current crop of games are trying to appeal to as wide an audience as possible, the refreshing news has come through that the new Resident Evil 5 will keep the gore levels at a maximum rather than diluting the crimson to get a lower rating
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Dead Space Coming To The Wii?
July 24th 2008 02:19
Rumour: The third party support for the Wii has been less than exciting so far, but with the development of the WiiMotion Plus, companies such as EA are taking a real interest in the possibility of expanding the Wii appeal to core gamers. The title that has been bandied around to do such a thing? Dead Space
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Posted By: Colin Stevens - Category: Wii
Nintendo Will Not Support Real Games On the Wii
July 24th 2008 01:48
Koji Igarashi, producer of the Castlevania series, has spoken out about his frustration in gaining support for titles that cater to core gamers, suggesting that Nintendo will only fund low cost mainstream titles
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Posted By: Colin Stevens - Category: Wii
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