When I look back on my childhood I remember the fun days of summer running around with the neighborhood kids and my little 19 inch TV with my brand new SNES attached to it. We would play outside all day and then come in and play video games until we fell asleep. I still have the SNES hooked up to my TV in the game room of my house.
It seems that Nintendo has always been on the cutting edge of technology in regards to gaming consoles. So here is a nostalgic question for you...which of the Nintendo home consoles is your favorite?
Great way for Nintendo to make money, after all, people walk every day
Konami has launched a new Nintendo Wii game called "Walk it Out!". The objective of the game is to walk(!) within the game's world. The more you walk, the more complex the world gets.
Super Mario Galaxy is a platforming video game developed by Nintendo for the Wii. It was first announced at E3 2009, and is the sequel to Super Mario Galaxy. The game's levels are galaxies filled with minor planets and worlds. While its gameplay is based on that of its predecessor, the game was updated with gravity effects and new power-ups. It is the fourth original 3D platformer in the Mario series, after Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, and Super Mario Galaxy.
The Wii console, with it's innovative motion control technology, provides a much more intuitive experience for first-person shooter games. There are a number of gun-shaped attachments for your Wii-motes that provide an even more intuitive shooting experience. If you are interested in enjoying the most fun from your new console, which of these FPS games would you likely play?
The concept of the game lies somewhere between Minesweeper and Sudoku: you chip away 3D clusters of bricks based on numerical clues to reveal the objects hidden underneath.
