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Daisy Fuentes Brings Pilates To The Wii
Sega is finally bringing Pilates to the Wii this Summer, and who better to present the early 20th-century German physical fitness system than the Cuban-born former co-host of America’s Funniest Home Videos, Daisy Fuentes? We’ve got plenty of yoga games, but Sega is the first to dedicate a title to the other popular exercise regiment…
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Tatsunoko VS Capcom Confirmed, Playable At E3
Capcom has confirmed that a North American version of Tatsunoko vs. Capcom for the Nintendo Wii is indeed one of their two secret games for E3 2009, debuting in playable form at the Capcom booth. The magazine scan we posted Saturday is from the new issue of Nintendo Power, which features the exclusive reveal of…
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High Voltage To Reveal New Original Title At E3
With The Conduit as good as released, High Voltage Software plans to use this year’s E3 to reveal their all-new original IP to the world at large, and they couldn’t wait until then to tease it. No matter how you feel about announcement announcements, there’s no way we’re going to get the game companies from…
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Dead To Rights: Retribution – Welcome To Grant City
Dead to Rights: Retribution‘s Grant City has gotten one hell of a makeover since last we visited. I believe the team at Volatile Games was going for filthier, slightly more industrialized New York City, or at least I hope they were, because that’s certainly what they ended up with. A few of the new shots…
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Peggle iPhone Micro-Review: Touching Balls Never Felt So Good
Peggle is conquering gaming one platform at a time. First it was PC, next Nintendo DS, then Xbox Live Arcade before doubling back to PC via World of Warcraft. Now it’s on the iPhone, and there’s goes all your free time. There’s something powerfully addicting about the part-pachinko, part-puzzle, part-crack downloadable game. Mercifully the short…
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ArmA II Pushed Up A Week
With Codemasters’ Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising missing its originally planned summer release, original Flashpoint developer Bohemia Interactive scootches its spiritual successor’s release up a week. ArmA II will now be shipping for the PC on the 19th of June, one full week ahead of the originally planned release date. For awhile it seemed like Codemasters’…
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UncategorizedXbox Live Arcade This Week: Gel and Blazing Birds
It’s obscure game week on Xbox Live Arcade, with Wednesday seeing the release of Gastronaut Studio’s Gel: Set & Match and Vector 2 Games’ Blazing Birds. Gel: Set & Match is a puzzle game which features multicolored blocks that melt as you match them together, with an Action mode that adds a little side-scrolling to…
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Champions Online Heroically Delayed
A true superhero knows when to boldly charge into battle and when to delay your game for a couple of months in order to make sure it’s solid. And that’s just what Champions Online developer Cryptic is doing. Originally slated for a July 14th release, the developer is delaying the game until September 1st, in…
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