Cave Story, Wii Fit, Rock Band 2, and more.
Posted: March 25th, 2010 | Author: Rex | Filed under: Wii | Tags: Cave Story, Rock Band 2, Virtual Console, Wii Fit, WiiWare | No Comments »Wii news from around the web:
Aussies to Roam Silent Hill on Wii on Cubed3.com News
| “Australian horror fans fear not! Konami’s Wii re and #45;imagining of the Playstation classic Silent Hill will come to Australia.” |
Miyamoto: 2009 Was Lacking on Wii on Cubed3.com News
| “2008 was a solid year for the Wii and 2010 is shaping up nicely, however last year wasn’t as strong and Shigeru Miyamoto acknowledges this.” |
Cave Story takes #1 position on Wii Shop Channel on GoNintendo
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“Coming from the official Nicalis Twitter account… Cave Story hit number 1 on the Wii Shop Store Top 20. It’s all thanks to everyone. Pulling of the #1 position against the likes of Pokemon, Frogger and Mega Man?! That’s…” |
RUMOR – Grill-Off with Ultra Hand now available? on GoNintendo
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“Has Nintendo decided to sneak another WiiWare release out in North America? We’re hearing that Grill-Off with Ultra Hand is now available for download. Of course, this is a special game download for those of you that have 80 Club Nintendo…” |
| “WiiWare Diner Dash (Hudson) – 1000 Points Art of Balance (Shin’en Multimedia) – 800 Points Virtual Console Ogre Battle 64 (N64, Square-Enix) – 1200 Points FATAL FURY SPECIAL (NEOGEO, D4 Enterprise) – 900 Points DSiWare Gangstar 2…” |
Bungie not looking to make the next Wii Fit, but all options are open when it comes to platforms on GoNintendo
| “A portion of an IndustryGamers interview with Bungie’s Brian Jarrard… IG : I don’t remember if it was you or a Bungie colleague, but in an interview recently it was mentioned that Bungie would consider PS3 support. Since…” |
| “The Rock Band 2 soundtrack features over 100 songs with over 80 songs on disc plus an additional 20 bonus tracks which will be made available for free download this fall. This builds upon the unparalleled depth and diversity of Rock Band’s…” |
Miguel de Icaza: Microsoft and .NET on Planet GNOME
| “It seems that David’s article on Windows strategy tax on .NET lacked enough context for my actual quotes in there. When David contacted me, he was writing a piece on the evolution of .NET and since he was speaking to Microsoft, he wanted…” |
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