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Tag Archives: Wii
Billiga spel – Red Dead Redemption, Star Craft 2, Metroid – Other M med flera.
Det finns några riktiga fynd hos Spelbutiken.com just nu. De firar tioårsjubileum med kraftiga rabatter på tio spel. Erbjudande gäller till den 23 maj (eller så långt lagret räcker). Själv beställde jag Metroid: Other M för endast 158 kr! Andra spel som jag rekommenderar som är billiga är Red Dead Redemption till Playstation 3 och Star Craft 2 till PC. Övriga spel har jag inte spelat men där finns säkert något bra till X-box också.
Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks var inte del av erbjudandet men är ett av få Zelda-spel som hamnat i lågprislådan. Jag passade på att köpa det samtidigt (eftersom det är ett av få Zelda-spel jag inte hade).
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Uppföljare till Wii 2012
Nintendo har idag tillkännagivit att de planerar släppa en uppföljare till Wii 2012. En spelbar version av konsolen kommer att presenteras på E3 i Los Angeles den 7 juni!
Wii har varit enormt populär och sålt 86 miljoner exemplar hittills (2006-2011).
Satoru Iwata från Nintendo har sagt att deras nya konsol kommer att vara annorlunda ifrån vad vi idag ser som en konsol. Exakt vad detta innebär får vi se på E3!
Super Mario 25 år!

Den 13 september 1985 släpptes det första Super Mario Bros-spelet i Japan. För att fira detta släpps nu en jubileumsutgåva till Wii. Tyvärr finns det inga nyheter om en internationell utgåva än, förhoppningsvis kommer det! Ska man följa de ursprungliga utgivningsdatumen så får vi i Europa vänta till vårt 25-årsjubileum som inträffar den 15 maj 2012, 25 år efter att Super Mario Bors släpptes i Europa.
Future of Gaming Consoles (take 2)
There have been many people claiming they are sure that gaming consoles as we know them are on their final generation. The reasons this has been claimed are many, from technical superiority of computers to simple sales statistics of the Playstation 3 and X-box 360. All this have been discussed earlier on this blog back in august last year. I now want to lift another very high argument that I believe the future of console games are safe: simplicity.
If you buy a game for your computer you need to make sure it runs on your current hardware. Still if you meet the requirements you are sometimes disappointed by the actual performance you get which leads you to endless trails of software and driver upgrades, operating system optimization, hard drive defragmentation and other maintenance chores. In the end you might end up having to upgrade some hardware to be satisfied. Even worse, since the computer is most likely used for other things there is sure to be some malfunction sooner or later due to viruses or other causes.
A gaming console on the other hand is a dedicated piece of software and hardware which is streamlined to play the games you buy. Reversely the games are streamlined to run on exactly that machine. This is optimal both for buyers and developers. The games require less testing before released since only one (or a few) possible machines will be known to run the game. When you receive a game it will be tested for exactly your conditions and will require no effort on your part to experience it the way the developer intended it.
More than this most game machines are so simple to operate, you insert a game and you play. As of late some machines have endeavored to become complete entertainment machines and started looking more like HTPCs than gaming consoles and in doing so have become more complicated. Maybe this is yet another reason for the success of the currently simplest machine on the market, the Wii, which still have on-line connectivity but in a much more modest form than it’s cousins PS3 and X-box 360.
In conclusion, when I want to play a game I want to relax. Give me something simple!
Tokyo Game Show: Nintendo News
Nintendo had lots of news for us at the Tokyo Game Show recently. First of all, as promised, an old franchise came back: Punch Out!
Other games announced where Pikmin, Another Code, Sin & Punishment 2 and Dynasty Warriors.
In other news from Nintendo they have finnally addressed the memory problem of the Wii and have announced that as of January 2009 (worldwide?) the Wii will get the capability to save downloaded content to SD memory cards! I hope when they say “save” they also mean use it from the SD cards directly without having to do some “shuffling” of the data every time you want to play a game from a SD card.
The last piece of “big” (but anticipated) news was the new DSi which will feature two cameras and be 12% thinner than the old DS lite but at the same time having a 17% larger display! To bad I recently bought a DS lite eh? As with the Wii the DSi will get an on-line shop where additionall content can be bought.
I will be standing in line for Punch Out!
EDIT:
I found a nice complete list of games announced for Wii that I also include here:
2008
Wii Music (Nintendo) – 16th October
Animal Crossing: City Folk (Nintendo) – 20th November
The Melancholy of Haruhi (Kadokawa Shoten) – 27th November
Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes (Capcom) – 11th December
428 (Sega) – 4th December
Samba de Amigo (Sega) – 11th December
Let’s Tap (Sega) – December
Cooking Mama 2 (Taito) – 4th December
Rygar: Muscle Impact (Tecmo) – December
Guitar Hero: Aerosmith (Activision) – 16th October
Karaoke Joysound Wii (Hudson) – 18th December
Sky Crawlers (Bandai-Namco) – 16th October
Happy Dance Collection (Bandai-Namco) – 23rd October
Family Ski: World Ski & Snowboard (Bandai-Namco) – 13th November
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile (Bandai-Namco) – 4th December
Taiko Drum Master Wii (Bandai-Namco) – 11th December
Tenchu 4 (From Software) – 23rd October
Harvest Moon: Exciting Animal March (Marvelous) – 30th October
Rune Factory Frontier (Marvelous) – 27th November
Shape Boxing (Rocket Co.) – 30th October
2009
Wii Sports Resort (Nintendo) – spring
Start w/ 100 Conversations! English Conversation (Nintendo) – 2009
Punch-Out!! (Nintendo) – 2009
Trace Memory: R, Gateway of Memory (Nintendo) – 2009
Kensax (Nintendo) – 2009
Cosmic Walker (Nintendo) – 2009
Spawn Smasher (Nintendo) – 2009
Dynamic [illegible] (Nintendo) – 2009
Takt of Magic (Nintendo) – 2009
Sin & Punishment 2 (Nintendo) – 2009
Forever Blue 2: Beautiful Ocean (Nintendo) – 2009
Everyone’s the Star on the NHK Red-and-White Quiz Battle (Nintendo) – 2009
Line Attack Heroes (Nintendo) – 2009
Castlevania: Judgment (Konami) – winter 2008-2009
Dead Rising: Zombies’ Sacrifice (Capcom) – winter 2008-2009
FFCC: Echoes of Time (Square-Enix) – 29th January
Sonic and the Black Knight (Sega) – spring
Fragile (Bandai-Namco) – winter 2008-2009
Arcrise Fantasia (Marvelous) – winter 2008-2009
Oboro Muramasa (Marvelous) – spring
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World of Warcraft fitness
Think if you ran all the length your character in World of Warcraft ran, wouldn’t you be pretty fit by now?
On another note of fitness, someone in Japan came up with an idea of making Wii Fit more appealing… The solution? Have a maid run next to you! “Only in Japan” kind of comes to mind.
Wii-reless router?
Seems many have trouble getting their Wii our on the Internet through wireless LAN. Nintendo has announced a special router that should be tailored to make it wireless. This image was taken from famitsu.com where an announcement is made in japanesse (or so I believe!).

