Peripheral Maker Launches Full Arsenal of Cool Gadgets forNintendoTM’s New WiiTM Expansion Device
Los Angeles, Calif., (June, 2009) – Nitho, a developer of video game peripherals, has announced the launch of its catalog of video game accessories designed for the Nintendo™ Wii Motion Plus™ expansion device. The Wii Motion Plus allows the Wii remote to more accurately capture complex motion in video games developed for the Wii console. Nitho’s peripheral offering have been designed to further enhance the gaming experience for fans of the Wii platform.
Nitho Products for Wii Motion Plus include:
• Tennis Racket
• Baseball Bat
• Golf Club
• Charging Dock
• Revolver – 2 in 1 Remote and Nunchuck with ergonomic handle
• Sport Pack – A collection of sports handles including tennis, golf and baseball
• Sport & Drive – Sport Pack that also includes a Wheel and IR Pass Through Port allowing easy in-game programming
• Superkit – A collection of sports clubs, sword, ping pong bats, and revolver
• Superkit All in One – Contains more than 20 accessories
Anywhere Wii Room
Corporation Room
Travel Room
Gourmet Room
Real Estate Room
Fashion Room
Financial Credit Room
Movie Room
Enterprise Room
Living Room
Playing Room
Medical Room
Nemrem (ArtStyle game)
Zengage (Possible ArtStyle game)
Precipice (Possible ArtStyle game)
There’s a good chance that we may never see any of these trademarks translate to future Wii channels, games, or products. Nintendo might have just decided to take a few protective measures.
Just like Tingle’s first DSiWare offering, we don’t have any gameplay details about this other title as of yet. However, it certainly looks like more of a traditional Tingle experience.
Grand Slam Tennis (Wii) – 8/6/6/7
Hatsune Miku: Project Diva (PSP) – 8/8/7/8
Boku no Natsuyasumi (PSP) – 8/8/8/7
Minna no Oekaki Yasan (DS) – 6/7/7/6
Remember the Tingle website we posted about not too long ago? Or how about those odd teaser clips? Well, the mystery has been solved and the game has been confirmed to be a new Tingle title for DSiWare. Nintendo sprung the surprise on DSi owners, as no one seemed to have any clue that this game was being released today. But hey, it’s a nice surprise! We’ll update you with gameplay information as soon as it becomes available.
– Notice in Wii Sports telling players to take a break returns in Wii Sports Resort, is slightly changed -> more color, more accurately rendered, Wiimote in jacket on a table with wind blowing in from open window
– Wii Sports Resort will ask you to re-calibrate MotionPlus while playing
– Very little motion control for New Super Mario Bros. Wii
– Shake Wiimote in New Super Mario Bros. Wii to pick up player’s character nearby or to get closer to other player while in bubble (after you’ve died)
Ignition Entertainment, a relative newcomer to the bustling videogame industry, is now among the most honored game companies of the year. Ignition’s lineup of breakthrough games including, Muramasa: The Demon Blade, The King of Fighters XII and Samurai Shodown: Edge of Destiny stood out among hundreds of highly-anticipated video game titles and swept up nine ‘Best of’ awards at this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2009.
Muramsa: The Demon Blade took the Wii and action game categories by storm with its revolutionary take on the classic 2D side scroller and artistically rendered characters, enemies, fight sequences and deep and extraordinarily detailed environments. Muramsa: The Demon Blade blew away stiff competition, including perpetual powerhouse Nintendo, and won:
