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Nintendo poised to Dominate Game market?by Wii Forums
Nintendo is poised to dominate the next-generation console war with their new, revolutionary console: the Nintendo Wii.
Despite the odd moniker, Nintendo fans have wholly embraced the new system, which utilizes motion-sensing technology in the Wii remote, or Wii-mote to help turn video games into a more realistic virtual reality experience.
Players of the Nintendo Wii can control characters by waving around the Wii Remote and can gain a more precise level of control with optional peripherals, such as the Wii Zapper. This device allows the player to aim at targets generated by the Nintendo Wii in true 3D space.
This revolutionary concept is allowing Nintendo to sieze a very large market share by targetting gamers who value gameplay or graphics quality.
The Nintendo Wii proves, beyond a doubt, that Nintendo will continue to be a dominant market force for years to come. For additional insight and discussion, stop by our Wii Board and Wii Forums to discuss the Nintendo Wii.
The author is the administrator of Wii Boards, a Wii Forum for fans of Nintendo and its revolutionary new Wii console.
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Activision Publishing's Big League Sports Available Now for Nintendo Wii(TM) (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Activision Publishing, Inc. announced today Big League Sports for the Wii has hit retail shelves in North America. Developed by Koolhaus Games exclusively for Wii, the game is all about putting players right into the action in the most thrilling situations in their favorite sports.
Read more...Is Nintendo's software success really a curse? (CNET)
Nintendo's first-party titles are selling like gangbusters. But as Don Reisinger points out, maybe that isn't so great, after all.
Read more...Crystal Bearers Has Not Been Cancelled (RPGamer)
Square Enix's Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers for the Nintendo Wii was first announced at E3 2005. Back in May 2007, Square Enix released a trailer for the game which showed both cinematics and gameplay.
Read more...7-Eleven Rocks Gamers (Convenience Store News)
DALLAS -- After offering video game titles and prepaid gaming cards on a small scale for the past several years, 7-Eleven Inc. will blast into video game retailing with a line-up of seven of the top video game titles and a comprehensive selection of prepaid gift cards for Massively Multi-player Online Games (MMOG).
Read more...Nintendo begins Wii war on used games (The Inquirer)
NINTENDO seems to have fired the opening shots in the war against the resale of its Wii games.
Read more...EA debuts fitness video game for Wii (MSNBC)
Electronic Arts Inc unveiled its first personal training product on Thursday, tapping into the growing appeal of video games as fitness systems as seen with Nintendo's hit title "Wii Fit" earlier this year.
Read more...Bond is back in 'Quantum' (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
Three words. Bond. James Bond. The greatest spy is back and has a new video game called (guess what), "Quantum of Solace," based on the new Bond movie. This first-person shooter actually follows both "Casino Royale," the last installment in the Bond series, and "Quantum," its sequel.
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