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Starting today, fans can pre-order GoldenEye 007 for Wii at GameStop to receive an exclusive* code to unlock Invisibility Mode for split screen multiplayer. Invisibility Mode allows each player to become invisible for a set period of time. Run right up to other players without them ever seeing you and catch them off guard with a surprise attack in the heat of battle! *Exclusive until Dec. 31, 2010. For more info and an exclusive video sneak peek, visit this link. Get Invisible. Get the Edge. Get Your Friends.

Eager fans who purchase a copy of GoldenEye 007 at Best Buy will receive an exclusive* code to unlock Tag Mode for splitscreen multiplayer. Tag Mode takes the classic playground game and gives it a twist on the Wii. The player who is “tagged” cannot eliminate an opponent until they tag someone else – creating fast, frenetic multiplayer action where players are sprinting at each other from all angles. *Exclusive until Dec. 31, 2010. For more info and an exclusive video sneak peek, visit BestBuy.com.

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Best weapon: Ice beam
Most dramatic moment: The baby Metroid’s sacrifice
Best enemy: Metroid
Best secret: Samus is a woman
Best armor: Varia Suit from Super Metroid
Best Ridley: Meta Ridley
Best boss: The Metroid Prime
Best ability: Spider ball
Best self-destruct escape: Finale of Super Metroid
Best ship: Metroid Prime 3: Corruption
Best tune: Main theme from Metroid
Best ending: Metroid: Zero Mission

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It’s hard to believe that Wave Race: Blue Storm is almost nine years old. It feels like yesterday when the game arrived! Yet even though Blue Storm has been out for a number of years, there is a particular code that seems to have gone unnoticed until very recently, or simply wasn’t publicized much until now. Here’s how you go about entering/using the code:

1) Go to the options menu, and then audio settings
2) Pressing the Z button will change the waveform display at the bottom – tap until the waveform resembles a vertically rising fog
3) Then, press up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, A, X, and Z on the d-pad; an audio cue can be heard if you execute the commands correctly
4) Return to the main menu
5) Begin a race, choose the first character

The code doesn’t really change anything in terms of gameplay, but you will hear some insulting, albeit very humorous commentary while you race. Phrases include:

“You’ve chosen poorly.”
“That turbo’s wasted on you.”
“If you don’t win this race, I’m not gonna love you anymore.”
“Your wins are like diamonds: very rare.”
“You don’t have an inferiority complex. You’re just inferior.”

There are a number of other phrases as well, though you can check out a few of them in action in the video above. I recommend trying the code out yourself!

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Even though Conduit 2 was on track to be released on November 2, coverage of the game has been rather light recently. Perhaps we know the reason for that now. SEGA and High Voltage Software have quietly confirmed that Conduit 2 has been pushed back to 2011. The two companies also revealed that the title will support the Classic Controller/Classic Controller Pro when it arrives in the first quarter of next year.

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– Multiplayer about co-op
– Can’t play right away
– Unlock multiplayer stages by finding secret rings in the main game
– Don’t play as Sonic(s) in co-op
– Co-op presented as sort of an Eggman/Robotnik-designed simulation with different-colored robot-Sonics going through levels specifically made for two players
– Ctombine Color abilities to find secrets
– Same speed in co-op as in single-player
– Pulley systems require both players to air dash into each other over and over to move upward
– Covert battles to collect more rings than the other player
– Some sections encourage/require cooperative use of powers such as the laser or drill abilities
– Encounter blocks guarding rings or a goal that can be reached after extensive drilling, or destroyed instantly if you work together by timing the activation of the laser/drill to combine into a super-laser drill
– Other combinations as well
– Six tiers, three levels each

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This information comes from Julian Widdows, Executive Producer at Activision Blizzard UK…

“Because the console and its audience deserves a cutting edge shooter, because Eurocom and ATVI have something to prove — that Nintendo’s machine is underestimated in terms of its ability to deliver serious, credible, mature experiences — and because it feels so natural to bring GoldenEye home to Nintendo.”

The Wii has some decent shooters available, but I wouldn’t say there are a whole lot of games to choose from if you’re looking for a high-quality product. It’s great to hear that Activision has such strong a passion to deliver an enjoyable experience for Nintendo’s console and that they believe GoldenEye is a perfect match for the Wii.

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Get the most out of your Wii or Nintendo DSi by downloading new software directly from the Wii Shop Channel or Nintendo DSi Shop in exchange for Nintendo Points. More information on WiiWare and Nintendo DSiWare can be found at the bottom of this article. The following new releases will be available from tomorrow:

WiiWare
New, original games offering something for everyone!

FISHIE FISHIE
Welcome to “FISHIE FISHIE”, a game that can be played with just one button! In “FISHIE FISHIE”, you are a fish that has to eat all the time. You also have to finish several different game modes as quickly as possible. Every second counts. To win, you’ll have to get through over a hundred levels spread over various game modes: “story”, “soccer”, “capture the star”, “survival”, “skill” and a large competition. You can play solo, or up to four people can play on the same screen. In co-op mode or every fishie for himself, it’s no holds barred to win.

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