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Gaming News November 2005

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NINTENDO HOSTS WII MIDNIGHT LAUNCH AT TOYS “R” US TIMES SQUARE
Nintendo :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
Consumers Line Up At The World’s Greatest Toy Store To Be Among the First To Buy New Wii Video Game System – the Hottest Item of the Holiday Season

NINTENDO WII MIDNIGHT LAUNCH AT GAMESTOP
Nintendo :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
The Evening of Saturday, Nov. 18, through the Early Morning of Nov. 19

Tom Clancy’s Rainbow SIX Vegas Gone Gold (Xbox 360)
Ubisoft :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
The MP demo features two gameplay modes (Adversarial: Attack & Defend and Co-op: Terrorist Hunt) and one map (Calypso Casino). Adversarial modes will hold up to 16 players and Co-op modes will hold up two four players on Xbox Live or System Link.

JOYTECH Announce Accessory Line for Nintendo® WiiTM Console
Joytech :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
Released to coincide with the launch of the Wii™ console, the JOYTECH line of Wii™ compatible accessories promises to further enhance the innovative range of software planned for the Wii™ console. JOYTECH’s initial line of Wii™ compatible accessories includes the following products:

UPGRADE YOUR NINTENDO DS LITE TO AN MP3 PLAYER
Nintendo :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
Lucky owners of the Nintendo DS will soon be able to enjoy more than just games from their favourite handheld console with the Nintendo MP3 Player. Launching across Europe on 8th December 2006. Nintendo fans can use their handheld console as a fully-fledged, high quality MP3 player.

A first look at Call of Duty 3 for Wii
Bytesector :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
“Media lined everywhere for the chance to play a game, any game. Without a doubt, Call of Duty 3 had the largest crowd. After the excitement died down a bit I decided to creep over to the CoD 3 booth to get some play time. My anticipation for this console has built up since last week and as this launch event came closer and after seeing some recent gameplay footage released online, I was more excited to try CoD 3 in the Wii realm.”

Devil May Cry 3- Dante’s Awakening Review
Gamepyre :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
I’m not sure about the game Devil May Cry 3. I liked the fighting a lot and it has really cool techniques, swords, guns and monsters. But as far as the controls and graphics go its not as good as I would of expected even though it has a lot of good qualities to it. So if you really don’t mind how the controls are and how the graphics are and you like fighting RPG and 2nd person shooting games this would be a good game for you and I recommend you try it out. There are a lot of secret items and missions in this game in this game so look closely when you play or you may miss them entirely.

In-Depth Nintendo Wii Review
Digital Trends :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
If you’re an HDTV-owning home theater enthusiast who puts surround sound capability, eye-popping technological pizzazz, Blu-ray/DVD support and on-demand access to downloadable music and video content above base game play, this is the point where you can officially stop reading. Beg, plead, whine, cheat, steal from some poor teen who preordered the unit, even. Whatever it takes to get the job done, the system you’re looking to lay hands-on this year is the PlayStation 3. However, should you be a longtime hobbyist chagrined by the industry’s recent focus on cookie-cutter sequels, a gaming neophyte intrigued by this growing interactive entertainment fad, a fan of all-time great franchises like Mario and Zelda or simply an everyday admirer with a passing interest in the subject matter, we’ve got some good news. The Wii is your console of choice, and just the sort of eye-opening kick in the pants the biz has been desperately in need of for, oh, roughly the last half-decade or so. ”

Tony Hawk’s Project 8 Review
Techgage :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
Tony Hawk and his crew are back in their eighth and largest installment yet. This time around there are many more goals to accomplish, properties to destroy and people to knock over.

Tony Hawk’s Project 8 (PlayStation3) Review 
Gaming Illustrated :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
We’ve released our first ever PS3 review at Gaming Illustrated.

Guild Wars: Nightfall Review
Boost Mobile Gaming :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006

Building an affordable AM2 Gaming System
TechSpot :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Currently there is a massive amount of competition in almost every corner of the computer industry. This has resulted in a wide range of products, as manufacturers attempt to capture as much market segment as they possibly can. Take the war between ATI and Nvidia, for example. Each company has been scrambling to gain an upper hand in every price bracket. Currently there are loads of options in the sub $100 range, $150, $200, $250, $300, and all the way through to $600+. The same can be said about CPUs, which have not only reached phenomenal levels of performance, but are also more affordable than ever. For this article we have actually built an affordable gaming system based on AMD’s AM2 platform, coupled with an Athlon64 3800+ and a GeForce 7900GS, we keep this system’s core components below the $600 mark, and then compare it against a top of the line Core 2 Duo E6700 gaming rig costing in excess of $1500.

How to Use Battefield 2142 to Benchmark your PC 
Hardware Secrets :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
“As you may already know, one of the best ways to benchmark PCs nowadays is by running 3D games. If you are comparing video cards, the use of real 3D games is imperative. Battlefield 2142, which was released last month, is the latest game under Battlefield franchise, making a very interesting choice to test the 3D performance of your system. In this tutorial we will teach you how to use this game to benchmark your PC.”

Revoltec Gamepad Precision Pro
Bjorn 3d :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Most modern mice work fine directly on a desk but in my view there is no substitue for a good mouse mat when it comes to precision and comfort. I like those huge cloth mouse mats but when Revoltec offered me to review their Gamepad Precision Pro I couldn’t say no.

A first look at Call of Duty 3 for Wii 
Bytesector :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
“Media lined everywhere for the chance to play a game, any game. Without a doubt, Call of Duty 3 had the largest crowd. After the excitement died down a bit I decided to creep over to the CoD 3 booth to get some play time. My anticipation for this console has built up since last week and as this launch event came closer and after seeing some recent gameplay footage released online, I was more excited to try CoD 3 in the Wii realm.”

Xbox 360 HD-DVD arriving before Christmas (and other accessories, too)
Microsoft :: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
And those of you who are looking for an affordable way to jump into the next generation of DVD should look no further than the Xbox 360 HD DVD Player. All of these will be in store by Christmas and add to a fantastic range of accessories already available such as the Xbox Live Vision camera:

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