Competing with one of the best games like FIFA 08 Next Gen, Pro Evo Wii is going to stand apart for sure. Some of the parts taken from this newly introduced game were put across the UK site and over the Net before we got the full picture of the same. It’s a bit different from the regular or standard soccer games with its complex and highly innovative techniques that can drive the players crazy for a soccer game on a Nintendo platform.

The game starts with the Wii IR. Using a quick and drag system, players are able to perform live tactical actions across the entire soccer field, using the A button to send teammates around the field on offence, or mark players on defense for single or double coverage. It is also afforded with some complex tactics such as the offside trap (with a quick lift of the Wii remote) or pass guarding for fast interceptions. With just the A button that helps in sending any player to any desired position on the field and on the other hand a pull of the B trigger passes to them, the game has some deep playing methods which are yet to understand. The game has various twists and some new turns that can easily help in raise the mercury of enjoyment.

The Wii Wheel accessory that is designed to house the Wii Remote is included in every package of the game. Although its not perfected in a way for the single players, as previous kart games were constructed, it has been innovated and developed so that the online multiple player can experience a lot of fun out of its well improved weapon and driving techniques.

This successor of Mario Kart DS for the Nintendo DS, draws something or the other from the previous games of the series. The fresh power sliding technical skills of the N64 has been introduced in order to provide an easy boost throughout the game. The battle focus of Double Dash is present in this with the addition of new weapons like thunder clouds, POW blocks and super size mushrooms and last but not the least the DS’s successful multiplayer here grows up and can exist as an experience of a full 12 online players.

The old tricks of the seasoned carters have undergone a change. To accommodate new player, courses have been widened which considerably changed the racing line. Along with this the hard-learned short cuts have been re-routed which inspires the players to find the newly invented routes. A graphically well-designed game, this consists of a solid formation and can attract anybody who is interested in gaming.

Released on April 10 in Japan, 11th in Europe, 24th in Australia and April 27 in North America.

Wii Fit has a uniquely designed Balance Board, which can be used to check the user’s weight and based on the weight of the user, Body Mass Index can also be calculated. Various activities are included in the game, like – Push-ups, different yoga poses etc. Wii Fit also has an imbedded channel on the Wii Menu that facilitates the comparisons of the fitness level of the players. The players can also track their ‘Fitness age’, in the manner similar to tracking the ‘Brain age’ in Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day.

From a utility point of view, Wii Fit is not just a video game. It offers the scope to be put to use for mainating the fitnes and health. In fact after releasing Wii Fit, Shigeru Miyamoto had started getting enquiries from the fitness industry about the game and it’s possible revised versions. No wonder

that Wii Fit is already a hit among the video-game players and has aroused interest among the fitness enthusiast too. Though Wii Fit doesn’t directly give you an exercise regimen as such but then it sure does helps you maintain a record of your weight and monitor it in accordance to the weight-loss goals you have set for yourself. Also there is a virtual trainer who guides you through your exercises. After receiving rave reviews from the Japanese video-gaming market, the Company is now planning to lunch Wii Fit in other countries and it is bound to create curiosity among the video-gamers and the fitness industry as well.

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Okami is the most anticipated game for the Wii console. Coming strong from the original format in Playstation 2, Okami is one of the most powerful game that has a massive number of fans to hit the globe. Its makers improved the perfect copy of the game by sticking everything that is addicting from original version in 2006. Wii gamers will surely find the game suited for the console’s controls.

Being placed in a traditional Japanese setting, one can expect the rich and interesting culture of the Land of the Rising Sun as it embellishes the whole game. From Japanese myths, folklore and tales, one will surely enjoy role-playing as the sun goddess Amaterasu who transformed into a white wolf.
The graphics of Okami is simply drop-dead gorgeous, thanks to its special graphic engine that added a new dimension to 3D.

In Okimo Wii, you will be able to do a lot of crazy things in the environment. Alter the terrain by blasting grounds; redesign the field by chopping tress; or how about literally modifying the setting by building bridges?

In just a few days, the world will have a taste of the Okami universe. And the same unique and perfect ability of a player to affect the state of the environment in the game through Celestial Brush is still present in the Wii version. Now imagine that freedom being enjoyed with other players from around the globe. Not that this game needs it, but this is one chance that the PS2 IGN’s Game of the Year in 2006 will have to reaffirm its greatness and bring legend to a new breed of gamers.

Okami for the Wii is due for release on 15 April. If you considering getting the game (or already have it), take a look at the Official Strategy Guide for under $12

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The Game:

Link’s crossbow Training was released in North America exactly a week ago (7 Dec for Europe) and is currently floating round Amazon’s 57th bestseller, a figure which is likely to become much smaller within the next month. Nintendo’s Wii’s celebrating a quiet celebration with this game by releasing it exactly a year on from when they console was first released.

The games theme is based on Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess as you can probably tell from the front cover and you play the games hero Link. Link has to progress through various 27 stages to perfect his crossbow training and once you’re confident enough you start your campaign. There are many modes of play to suit the type of player, you can either:
- You can do Target Shooting (firing at targets, stationary then moving)
- Defender (fire at any enemies within the 360° line of sight)
- Ranger (The campaign stage, using the nunchuck, to navigate through the forest defeating your opponents)

Here’s a quick preview…

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The game play is fairly simple. Flick the wiimote to the right, and you’ll pass to your teammate on the right, one to the left, and you’ll give it to your teammate on the left. Similarly, to pass it ahead you need to move the wiimote ahead. The interesting parts come with the goals. To shoot for the net, you need to make a scooping motion similar to a kick, and the harder you scoop, the harder you kick.

This is also the first game ever (that was not created by Nintendo) to allow you to use your Mii’s to play! Also, make sure you’re hooked up to the internet so you can play online!

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Enjoy this trailer of the game:

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Spidey is recruited by S.H.I.E.L.D., who explains to him that someone is using symbiote-soaked meteorite shards to control the brains of the world’s greatest supervillians. Now you, as Spiderman, must battle and defeat these villians, recruit them into your ranks, and use them to fight the other ones. Its a not so classic story, with a very classic gameplay.

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Watch this cool trailer below:

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But here is the exciting part! The Wii car placed second, while the Halo 3 car was not even able to finish the race, after having its engine blown out in the 287th lap! It finished 39 out of 43 racers.

I know I might be going a bit too far, but it relates to real life. The Xbox 360 crashes and burns, while the Wii takes the lead! Now its time to go brag to all our friends!

Tiger Wood’s PGA Tour 2008 was just recently released, standing by their promise to have the game out by the year’s end. The sequel to the 2007 version of the game, also available for the wii, failed to impress the reviewers at dailygame.net.

They complained about several things, such as the lack of a good clean advanced menu, no online game play mode, the taunt feature (allows you to use voice distractions during multiplayer mode), graphics, and sound. Either way, this game should still be a lot of fun to the avid golfer turned gamer, as they’ll actually get to hit the ball instead of moving a joystick around.

You can read the full review at dailygame.net.

It seems that the Wii has finally truly and fully been hacked. As seen with other game systems, this mod chip allows users to download pirated games from ‘distributors’ in the area for a very low price, usually around $5 to $10. Of course, this is not legal, so the legal excuse for having a modchip is that you want to backup your games.Like seriously, who backups their games? Its a stupid excuse, but apparently courts around the world have accepted it. The downside with the Wii mod chip, however, is that it requires a lot of handyman work, like soldering the chip and taking apart your wii. We, of course, don’t recommend it, but some curious gamers will no doubt try it.

There are games coming out for the Wii that will let you conduct music using your wii mote. So you will be able to play entire pieces of music on the Wii, while practicing for that big concert. It’ll also play the music as you conduct, so you’ll notice when you have done a wrong motion, and you can work to fix it.

The game is supposed to be released December 27 in Japan, and if its popular there, worldwide.

The reviewers went on and on, complaining about everything from the game play to characters to the music. Some examples of stuff they said:

“Pool Party for the Wii, chalks up and breaks, but mostly just scratches.”

“Simply setting up a shot in Pool Party, by comparison, takes longer than a match with Stevie Wonder.”

” But if you like to win, you’re in luck: The computer, it turns out, is a moron”

Read the full review at: Village Voice

If this doesn’t put you off, you can buy Pool Party on Wii for only $29.99