WiiWare, World of Goo, and more.
Posted: March 10th, 2010 | Author: Rex | Filed under: Wii | Tags: WiiWare, World of Goo | No Comments »Wii news from around the web:
Rock Climbing Game in Development for Nintendo Wii on Backcountry.com: The Goat
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“Oh man, now I’ll never have a reason to go outside. A San Diego software firm has announced that it’s in development of a rock climbing video game that somehow uses the Wii-mote to simulate hanging off a cliff. I have my doubts, and…” |
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 – Ryder Cup Trailer on GoNintendo
| “Video Games | Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 | GDC 10: Ryder Cup Trailer XBox 360 | Playstation 3 | Nintendo Wii Direct link here” |
EA bringing NHL 11 to Wii on GoNintendo
| “Looks like 2K isn’t going to have as easy a time as they thought. According to Walmart’s official blog, NHL 11 is coming to the Wii, marking the first time EA’s hockey series is hitting Nintendo’s console. EA is going to…” |
Torchlight coming to unspecified consoles on GoNintendo
| ““We’re going to put some serious effort into it — pretty quick — getting Torchlight onto consoles. There’s a lot of really cool things about the console world, too, that would work well with our game. So, we are…” |
Max and the Magic Marker – review on GoNintendo
| “A portion of a Hanafuda Times review… Despite minor flaws, Max and the Magic Marker is a breathe of fresh WiiWare air. The physics engine is as rigid as World of Goo, and the concept is as orginal as Lost Winds. And at 1000 WiiWare points,…” |
UFO Interactive picks up publishing rights to Monster Racers, Monster Rancher DS and a WiiWare title on GoNintendo
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“Thanks to GoldMetalSonic for the heads up! link” |
Nintendo Magic: Winning the Videogame Wars on Uncrate
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“In case you missed it, Nintendo wasn’t in the best shape market share-wise when it announced the Wii: the PS2 was the undisputed king of consoles, the Xbox 360 had… Visit Uncrate for the full post.” |
EFF releases iPhone developer license agreement on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
| “Filed under: Developer , iPhone In a step towards transparency, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has made the entire iPhone Developer Program License Agreement available for the general public. This is the document that all iPhone…” |
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“If you are a fan of old school horizontal fighters, Street Fighter IV is now on the iPhone. The game can be had for about $10 and there is no free trial version offered. The new EA Sports Active 2.0 system will be available for the…” |
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