Leaked ads are surfacing everywhere announcing a supposed cut for the Nintendo Wii. Following the footsteps of Sony and Microsoft, the price cut comes at a time when the Wii lags behind its competitors for the first time. Reports surfaced of an ad from Wal-Mart which was supposed to be distributed in October, but a […]
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The Dutch aren’t the only ones saying “no thanks” to the PSP Go. EB Games in Australia is also politely declining to sell it in their stores. Calls to stores in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra by Kotaku staff revealed that none of the EB Games stores will be stocking the PSP Go. Visits to the
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Sony released an optional update to the recently released 3.0 firmware. After the 3.0 update, players began to complain that games such as Uncharted were freezing, requiring a restart. According to Sony this is an optional update “improves system stability during use of some PlayStation 3 format software”. This is meant to fix the freezing
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Since the PS3 price drop and the release of the PS3 Slim, Sony has been seeing some spectacular gains in sales. So much in fact, its CEO warns that PS3s could be in short supply this holiday season. “We are up about 300 percent over where we were pre-price drop,” says CEO Jack Tretton. “We
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The PSP Go will be hitting shelves all over the world on October 1st, except at major Dutch retailer Nedgame. They have told Eurogamer that they will not be stocking and selling the PSP Go. But why? Nedgame pointed out there is little incentive for them to sell it, since there are no physical games
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The controversial Shadow Complex was released on Xbox Live in August, and sanctions have already been decided for those who cheat. Players verified as having cheated will be removed from leaderboards (though there is no word on what a “verified cheater” entails). These players will then be investigated by Microsoft to determine if their gamescore
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Left 4 Dead 2 has been denied classification in Australia, essentially banning the game. Australia’s highest video game rating is M 15+ and anything that would meet criteria beyond that cannot be sold or demonstrated. It seems the gorey nature of the game is the reason behind this. According to documents from news.com.au “The game
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LucasArts Star Wars Jedi Knights games are now available for download on Steam. There is a five-game Jedi Collection Bundle Pack for $19.99, or users can purchase the games individually. There will also be a LucasArts Adventure Pack for $9.99 Star Wars Games Star Wars: Dark Forces – $4.99 Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces
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2K Games announced that Bioshock 2 will be released on February 9, 2010 for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC. It was originally supposed to hit shelves this November, but it was announced delayed back in July due to development issues. Bioshock 2 takes place 10 years after the first game, with players returning
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The latest leak on rumored Nintendo Wii price drop is a sales circular from Target, showing the $199 price tag for a September 27 date (Sunday “release”, typical of Nintendo). This Target circular comes after earlier leaks from Toys R Us and Wal-mart. Technically still a rumor, we’ll have to wait for an official announcement
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