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Take Super Mario Bros. Off The TV And Onto Your Walls
For the hardcore old school gamer in the house, here is a set of wall decals that will take the video game out of the TV and onto the walls. bilk has created the Re-Stik movable and reusable decals that are based on the graphics from the original super Mario Bros. game (and it’s officially licensed so it’s all on the up and up). You can pic...
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Tony Hawk: Ride Gets You Off The Couch And On The Board
If this exclusive skateboard controller isn't enough to get you amped for the upcoming videogame Tony Hawk: Ride, the video at the game's teaser site oughta seal the deal. Due later this year for Wii, PS3 and Xbox 360, Ride takes you off the couch and away from the push-button controller, giving you the full-motion freedom to execute grinds, fl...
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The Littlest Gamer
First, let's get this out of the way: my husband and I are gamers. Not the kind who prefer their virtual lives to their real ones, nor the kind that dress up to go to conventions — but, still, a good amount of our entertainment comes in interactive form. I work as a Game Designer (the videogame's equivalent of a scriptwriter), and, before we met,...
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First Look: Virtual Personal Trainer for Mums
61.4% of women say they don’t have time to exercise, according to a recent survey, so anything that brings exercise opportunities into the home has to be a good thing, right? EA Sports Active – Personal Trainer is a Wii game which allows mums to to design a tailor-made fitness program, set and achieve fitness goals, and track their p...
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Mum Buys Nintendo, Gets A Box Of Rocks Instead
Somewhere in Florida, a kid is saying "aww, gee, Mum, you shouldn't have." No, really, we mean it. Because when a sixteen-year-old opened up his brand new Nintendo DS, all he found was a pile of rocks and some newspaper with Chinese lettering. Someone was apparently watching Hotel For Dogs before they made their Wal-Mart return. There's a scene...
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2009 Toy Fair: Nerf N-Strike for Wii
Over at the Hasbro stand, we had the chance to try the new N-Strike game for Wii. It uses a convertible Nerf dart gun as wii controller to play a tween-friendly shoot-em-up-game. The game itself hasn't broken any new ground (and incedentally I was hopeless at it), but the Wii controller is very cool. As far as shoot-em up games go, this one...
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Finally Beat The Kids At A Game: Retro Duo Video Game System
Can't find (or afford) a Wii for the family room? Show your kids the fine art of old-school gaming with this Retro Duo Video Game System ($US44.99 at Amazon), which plays all those dusty Nintendo and Super Nintendo titles you've had in storage since highschool. You may not get the bells, whistles and wireless action of the Wii, but you'll at le...
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Parent of Gamer Asks his Son to Honour the Geneva Conventions
Hugh Spencer, dad to 13 year old son Evan, was concerned about his son playing the shoot'em up WWII video game Call of Duty online with his friends. So he came up with an innovative solution. Evan's wanting to play C of D was something of a challenge for us. It's rated T and he's only just a teenager and point and shoot first person games worry me...
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Kid’s Videogame Nothing But “Redneck S—”
Disclaimer: This post is not racist and has no gripe against men with mullets (because who doesn't want a party in the back) or farmer's tans. Now that that's done. How would you like it if your kid spent his hard-earned (from Gran) Christmas money at the store, and all he ended up with was redneck you-know-what? That's what happened to a Con...
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