The Nintendo DSi is launching on April 5th in the U.S. and it showed some of the applications of the DSi at the DICE summit. Ever since the hand-held game player was introduced in 2004, the DSi is the third major upgrade in this filed. The new version will have two cameras with better sound and a wireless application download store. There were already two new games released by Nintendo from its ‘New Play Control’ in Japan. The GameCube versions of Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat, Mario Power Tennis and Pikmin were also re-released on the Wii. They were re-launched with various changes to be more appealing for the new wider audience that have been attracted by Nintendo till date. Pikmin As The Cute Characters On Nintendo 02/14/2009
Nintendo’s latest theme for making video games is the curious little cute characters, Pikmin. Nintendo Wii has a hallmark of having cute characters, colourful landscapes and funny sounds. The Japanese game on Pikmin was released in 2001for the Nintendo GameCube. It has been remade aas part of Nintendo’s ‘new play control’ initiative. EA Releases Five Pet Shop Games On Wii 02/14/2009
Electronic Arts and Hasbro announced an online entertainment and community for girls which is based on the popular ‘Little Pet Shop’ brand. Girls could now play and customize their favorite pets through this web-based program called ‘Littlest Pet Shop Online’. ITV Global Entertainment has recently signed gaming licenses with Mindscape and RTL Games. In the meantime, Mindscape is developing a game for Nintendo’s DS. The game will be based on Britain’s longest running soap opera. The themes of the game will be based on the concepts which will be familiar to the fans of this soap opera. This game will be available in the market in the Q4 of this year. Wii Has A Problem… 02/07/2009
Nintendo’s exercising game is again under controversies. It has now been claimed to spread “Wii-itis” which sounds ridiculous. It has defined as a sport injury caused due to playing of too much Nintendo Wii. There are certain other terms or injuries related to the Wii which include ‘tennis-elbow’ from the Wii tennis game or ‘Bowling –shoulder’ from playing too much of Bowling on Wii. |