Super Mario Bros., Tetris, WiiWare, and more.

Posted: February 25th, 2010 | Author: Rex | Filed under: Wii | Tags: , , , | No Comments »

Wii news from around the web:

Hands-On: Blasting Space Monsters in ‘Metroid: Other M’ on Wired Top Stories
“Nintendo reinvents its revered sci-fi videogame franchise for the Wii. In this thought-provoking sequel, you’ll be switching between first- and third-person action as Samus battles badass extraterrestrials.”

Nintendo shows off new DSi, digital games push at summit on Ars Technica
“Hot on the heels of Microsoft’s X10 event, Nintendo held its own Media Summit in San Francisco. Yesterday’s event was bursting with just as many big reveals as Microsoft’s, and there are plenty of reasons for fans to get excited. With a new DS…”

Pachter: Natal more than $50 after all, DSi XL won’t sell on Joystiq
“In a stunning show that game industry analysts indeed are fallible human beings, Wedbush Morgan’s Michael Pachter has changed his mind on Natal’s supposed price. The prolific analyst prognosticated last year that price would be the primary factor in…”

Namco teases ‘Pac-Man Battle Royale’ arcade game on Joystiq
“Namco Bandai has taken a very tentative first step toward providing a solution to the puzzle of what Pac-Man Battle Royale is. In a teaser video, the company revealed an arcade game with multiple Pac-Mans (Pac-Men?). A faint image behind the “Sneak…”

Tetris Party Deluxe coming to Wii and DS this June on Joystiq
“Tetris Party is coming out again, this time in the more expensive “on disc” format. Originally a WiiWare release, Majesco and Tetris Online, Inc. are teaming up to release Tetris Party Deluxe for both Wii and DS this June. The retail release has a…”

Gadget and Gear Deals of the Day [Dealhacker] on Lifehacker
“HDTVs, laptops, hard drives, crazy dual-screen cameras, and discounted e-book readers await in today’s Dealhacker roundup. As always we’ve got free loot to share. Like to score deep discounts on random stuff? You’ll want to check out the in-progress…”

Today in Most Innovative Companies on Fast Company
“Daily news of note about our Most Innovative Companies, including Whole Foods, Walmart, Facebook, Zappos, and Nintendo Zappos: The online shoe giant is trying to enter the video e-commerce game, hoping interactive videos of its products will spur…”

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