Archive for April, 2008
Mario Kart Wii - Everything You Need to Know
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Ubisoft year end fiscal report: 36 sales jump to US 1.46 billion
Video game publisher and developer Ubisoft recently announced the results of its year end financial report. It seemed like the French company had a rather lucrative year with sales rising by 36 percent, which amounted to around 928 million (US 1.46 billion). |
Media Create Japan: Mario Kart Wii, Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G still on top
It seems like the Mushroom Kingdom speedway is still packed with racing fans and gamers alike for the second week in a row as Nintendo’s Mario Kart Wii once again dominates the Media Create software sales charts in Japan. |
Analyst: sequels, annualization may be killing creativity
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In an industry populated by a swamp of sequels, remakes, annualization, and all manner of money-raking tactics from game publishers, an analyst says classics are hard to get by. Unless developers are treated as artists, he says, true innovation will be a long shot at best. |
Nintendo Europe unveils launch lineup for Q2 2008: SSBB, WiiWare release dates confirmed
Nintendo Europe has recently released a list indicating the planned releases dates for their upcoming games on the Wii, DS, and WiiWare. |
Interview - David Amor: Video games are still ‘miles away’ from mass market
In an interview with Games Industry, Relentless Software’s co-founder David Amor shared some of his thoughts |
Reggie Fils-Aime: America to have staggered schedule for WiiWare games
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If you’re worried about how hectic it’ll get when |
Capcom to give away Okami Wii box art covers due to watermark slip up
We have now an update for our recent article regarding the cover art of Nintendo Wii title Okami having |
Australia’s Club Nintendo invites confirmed for Mario Kart Wii and Wii Fit, registration site opens
Remember that Club Nintendo invite we reported on earlier that was slipped into copies of Australia’s shipment of Mario Kart Wii? |
Three Retro Studios seniors move on
Much to Metroid fans’ dismay, a few familiar names parted ways with the more familiar |

