I strolled over to my bookcase, started to reach out my hand and then, it hit me, the game I was about to play wasn’t with my other more “traditional” games, this game was already on my Wii, in the form of a digital download.
LostWinds, part of the first batch of games to hit Nintendo’s [...]
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In yesterday’s article, I talked about Nintendo’s latest service, WiiWare, which is letting developers explore new game concepts and pass them on to consumers in the form of (relatively) inexpensive games. Now I’ve had some hands-on time with the new service and can say without hesitation that it definitely holds promise.
When you go to the [...]
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The blows just keep on coming for Vista. It started with an extension of the life of XP and has continued with Microsoft’s recent announcement that Windows XP’s life will once again be extended, this time for two years and for ULC (ultra-low-cost) PCs, such as the Eee PC. As if that wasn’t enough, Bill [...]
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We can always count on the folks at Google for an elaborate April Fool’s joke and this year, they’ve outdone themselves once again. Google has combined with Richard Branson’s Virgin company to form Virgel, a company dedicated to putting humans on Mars. From a 100 Year Plan to a detailed FAQs section, Google certainly went [...]
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