Magical Starsign (DS)
Nintendo :: Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Look to the stars and get ready to battle your way across the galaxy and back again. Using magical powers, embark on an adventure through space, traveling to new planets in search of missing friends. With touch screen controls and gripping story, Magical Starsign is the ultimate interstellar RPG adventure! Magical Starsign launches across Europe on the Nintendo DS on 9th February 2007.
Children of Mana (Nintendo DS)
Nintendo :: Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Square-Enix, the makers of Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy, brings Children of Mana to the Nintendo DS featuring all the characteristic artwork, soundtracks and multiplayer functions that fans of the Mana series already know and love. Set on the island of Illusia where the legendary Mana Tree grows, players must prepare to embark upon various missions to restore peace to the world.
Scarface for Xbox now works on 360!
Microsoft :: Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Xbox 360™ owners can now “say hello” to Scarface™: The World is Yours (Xbox®) right on their next-gen hardware thanks to the latest compatibility update by Microsoft.
Justice League Heroes Review for Playstation 2
RB Mods :: Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Before such cartoon classics as Transformers, GI Joe, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, etc, there was one cartoon that made me wake up early in the morning to watch: Justice League. The team is back in action, this time in the PS2 Game Justice League Heroes. Will there brand of justice stand the test of time? Read on to find out in today’s video game review.
Viva Piñata for the Xbox 360 Reviewed
Futurelooks :: Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Viva Piñata is filled with fun! From the creators of Donkey Kong comes another fun filled juvenile adventure. Almost guaranteed to be a hit with the kids, but does Rare still have what it takes? Let’s give this game a whack and find out!
Sid Meier’s Railroads Review
Gamepyre :: Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Rated G for all audiences is something only usually found in kiddies movies or something really boring. The game Railroads, is a game for all people of all age groups or cultures, or if by the odd chance you are from another planet you too. There is nothing offensive about the game in any way and yet its still fun and exciting to play without the drama or violence associated with most games nowadays. Learning the game is half the fun if you enjoy a game that makes you learn and not a sour puss over losing a few times. I used the game to hone my skills at working well in a predefined parameter and excelling over the virtual dead dudes constant annoyance. I was finally able to beat the game and win as the Prime Minister, but that was after about a week of gameplay learning the fine points of trains and railroads. After about a month of playing the game I can sum it all up to two words my stalwart chums. All Aboard!!
The Ship Free Holiday Weekend: Pre-Loading Now
Valve Software :: Tuesday, December 19, 2006
From Dec 22, 2006 through Dec 26, 2006 Outerlight’s debut title, The Ship, will be made available for a Free Weekend trial via Steam. This free trial allows gamers to experience the innovative multiplayer gaming that Gamespot.com calls, “…off the wall and innovative.” Outerlight is also offering a $5 discount for those who purchase the full product any time during the free weekend and the week that follows. For more information, please visit www.steampowered.com.
Game Of The Year Awards 2006
Driver Heaven :: Monday, December 18, 2006
With 2007 finally at our doorsteps we can take a look at what 2006 brought us in terms of gaming. All of the platforms received plenty of great games so spending hours upon hours in front of a screen was not uncommon. The 360 got its share of great games and even PSP owners weren’t left out. PC gamers got swamped with roleplaying and strategy games while the PS2 crowd got another batch of superior titles. The PS3 showed that Sony still knows how to market their goods and both the DS and the Wii sold like hotcakes.
“When Wii Attack” Podcast 
Extreme OC Tech :: Monday, December 18, 2006
We here at Extremeoctech.com have been away from the site for a bit. We are back to stay! We have just released the first EP for the new tech podcast called GeekCore! We will be releasing these shows every Saturday night! We would like and hope that even tho its not a review we still talk about tech and gear releated stories in the podcast that you will still post and consider it news from the site. The podcast is hosted by Jason & Dave two of the reviewers from Extremeoctech.com!
JetArt SL1800 Slim CPU Cooler
Dragonsteel Mods :: Monday, December 18, 2006
” Ok, yesterday we looked at the JetArt SL1600 Slim CPU Cooler, today we have what might be considered its big brother, the SL1800 Slim CPU Cooler. The SL1800 is basically the same as the SL1600 except thicker, and thus has a bit better performance. I could have combined both coolers into one review, but I felt that they deserved their own separate coverage because they are just such great little coolers. So read on to see the performance of the SL1800 compared to the others on the test bench… ”
Tennis, Space Harrier II and Military Madness joining the US Wii Shop Channel
Nintendo :: Monday, December 18, 2006
Later today Nintendo will add three new classic games to the popular Wii™ video game system’s Wii Shop Channel. The three new titles will be added at 9 a.m. Pacific time. Nintendo will add new games to the channel every Monday. Wii owners with a high-speed Internet connection can redeem Wii Points to download the games. Wii Points can be purchased in the Wii Shop Channel or at retail outlets. This week’s new games are:
Proper Wii Remote Usage Fact Sheet
Nintendo :: Monday, December 18, 2006
Nintendo is continuing a dialogue with its customers about the proper and safe use of the motion-sensitive Wii Remote controller when playing Wii Sports.
PS3 Losers Need to Get a Life
Extreme Tech :: Monday, December 18, 2006
The launch of the latest generation of video game consoles has now come and gone. As usual, the launches coincided with a massive media orgy, hysterical crowds camping out at the megastores and some all-around bad behavior on the part of a lot of people. The PlayStation 3 launch, in particular, seemed to drag down the collective IQ and social skills of a lot of people. Talk about a bunch of losers who need to get a life.
Blaze Accessories for Nintendo Wii and PS3 NOW AVAILABLE
Blaze :: Saturday, December 16, 2006
Blaze Component Cables for Nintendo Wii are now available to order from www.xploder.net
You can also take a firmer grip of your Nunchucks and Wiimote by putting them into protective Silicon Skins to ensure enhanced comfort and control.
Yu-Gi-Oh!TM ONLINE evolves 
Konami :: Saturday, December 16, 2006
Entitled Yu-Gi-Oh! ONLINE DUEL EVOLUTION and due to go live on December 15th, the beta version of the game will be available as a free download and will replace the existing Yu-Gi-Oh! ONLINE service. The new game has been designed to offer a more personal and comprehensive recreation of the Yu-Gi-Oh!™ Trading Card Game, with an all-new graphical makeover, utilising elements of both the classic Yu-Gi-Oh! TV series and the new Yu-Gi-Oh! GX™ TV series.
Warner Bros. Entertainment To Invest In SCi Entertainment Group, Leading Video Games Publisher
Warner Brothers :: Saturday, December 16, 2006
WARNER BROS. HOME ENTERTAINMENT TO LICENSE KEY PROPERTIES FOR GAME DEVELOPMENT AND PRIMARY DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
