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Budding game artist Ed Chee (Monkey Island 2 Special Edition) will be displaying some of his works in an exhibition to be held in Toronto early next month. What makes this cool is that all the paintings were done not in paint, but on a Nintendo DS. More »
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Due Oct. 23, Europe will get metallic blue, light blue and red, preloaded with Flipnote Studio and Facebook. Also, buying one and taking it to the Nintendo DSi Shop over the Wi-Fi Connection will get 1,000 free DSi points. More »
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Nintendo's announcement overnight of a black Wii and a red DSi being scheduled for the Japanese market, got us wondering about those new colors coming to America. Who better to answer this than the president of Nintendo of America? More »
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TrustyGamer has a point. Photorealism is a good thing, but can it really be an escape from reality — especially for ostensibly lighthearted fare — when the color palette it draws on represents the depressing color scheme of our own worlds? Increasingly, that seems to be the case in every title, including EA's Skate, which "look(s) like shots from a heroin game where you have to skate to get your next fix." More »
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As much as you don't want to believe it, a part of you wants one of these. Deep inside everyone is a little obsessive-compulsive that will spend any amount of money to make everything look "perfect". To make matters worse, not so deep-inside many people is the urge to buy things online out of sheer laziness and the love of getting packages in the mail. More »
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ColourLovers started off as a website where you could put colors together and share them with other people who love color combinations online. Now it's grown into a monster of a site with even a blog. In this week's posting, there's an interesting article about Nintendo and the history of their hues. Starting with the Color TV Game-6 and finishing up at the Wii, Ruecian shows examples of how Nintendo's color pallette evolved with time and technology. Even if you don't have patience to read a whole article concentrating on colors, just looking at the timeline of images shows the different attitudes Nintendo has had over the years - being strong and saturated in the N-64 days and now becoming friendly and demure with today's Wii. Fascinating read. Kim Phu More »
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Sony Computer Entertainment today announced that they would be bringing three new colors to Japan's PSPs. Pink, blue and silver will join the white and black PSPs already being sold there. Prices will remain unchanged. The pink hits on Nov. 22, silver on Dec. 14 and blue on Dec. 22. Now to see if anyone has the berries to export them. Brian Crecente More »
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A last year's E3, Sony rolled out the PLAYSTATION 3 in three colors: Black, white and silver. Two of those console colors have since vanished, and we've been flowed with pics of the black PS3. But, what about the others? I want silver! More »
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I still have no interest. But at least now I can say I looked at it before forming a final opinion. More »
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