Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Video Game of the Decade - Pick the Winners
Pick who you think is the Game of the Decade at CrispyGamer.com, using a head-to-head tournament system:
http://www.crispygamer.com/features/2009-11-30/game-of-the-decade-make-your-nominations.aspx
Some of the matchups include:
Rockband vs Burnout
GTA 3 vs Diablo II
Shadow of the Colossus vs Pikmin
Half-life 2 vs Dead Rising
Halo: Combat Evolved vs Ratchet & Clank
I'm partial to Shadow of the Colossus, though I don't think it will do well. I'd love to make a feature film based on it.
Labels: video games
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We Cheer Wii Video Game Review
Reviewed by DJ
By: NAMCO BANDAI
Genre: Wii Active Game
When I received a copy of the new We Cheer Wii video game by NAMCO BANDAI, I knew that DJ of AwesomeWebShow.com would do a great job of reviewing it, so I sent it to her right away. She doesn't disappoint, and told me she had a great time playing it. She put it through a work-out, and vice-versa, and shares plenty of screen shots and her praise in this video review. Thanks, DJ!
Her rating includes:
Graphics & Music = 4 pom poms
Storyline = 4.5 pom poms
Gameplay & Difficulty = 5 pom poms
We Cheer Wii game giveaway!
Step 1: Post a link to this review on your blog or website before Jan. 1st 2009.
Step 2: Leave a comment telling me where you posted the link, or email the url to nick@kidreviewer.com. OR - TWITTER entry method: twitter this message "RT Please pick me @kidreviewer to win the Wii game giveaway at http://www.kidreviewer.com/2008/11/we-cheer-wii-video-game-review.html"
Step 3: I will randomly draw one name from all entries and send you a sealed copy of We Cheer by NAMCO BANDAI.
Labels: contest, video game review, video games
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Video Game Press - Trivial Pursuit, Lazytown, Playswitch
Okay, this is video game news, not a video game review. Sue me!
1) EA TO DELIVER TRIVIAL PURSUIT ACROSS Pogo.com, Console and Mobile Platforms
Redwood City, Calif. – September 24, 2008 – Gather up your pies and wedges,round up friends and family and join in the fun with the Casual Entertainment
Label of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) as it celebrates the 25th year of
Trivial Pursuit by offering new ways and places to play one of America’s
favorite board games. TRIVIAL PURSUIT will be released on multiple digital
platforms including online at Pogo.com™, across several consoles and on mobile phones.
2) WORLD’S FIRST TRUE VIDEO GAME MARKET LAUNCHED
Thousands Of Gamers Build The Best Way To Trade Video Games
PlaySwitch.com is now accessible to all gamer types, whether they want to
spend hours or only seconds on the site per week. The custom created
gameMarket allows gamers to instantly purchase or sell pre-owned and new games
for the prices they decide, with a unique system never seen before. All
users of http://www.playswitch.com/are able to see real-time price updates as the gameMarket fluctuates and all transactions are backed by the 100% playSwitch.com Guarantee for user protection. PlaySwitch.com has truly evolved into exactly what the gaming community wants and very much needs.
3) COMPEDIA AND LAZYTOWN TEAM UP TO DEVELOP TWO INTERACTIVE GAMES
New PC Games to Hit Shelves Spring 2009
New York, NY, USA (August 18, 2008) – Compedia, an industry leader in the
international edutainment games market, today announces its partnership with
LazyTown, a leading entertainment media company. Through the deal, Compedia will develop and launch worldwide two new educational based LazyTown CD-ROM.
Created originally as a book property, LazyTown has since been
nurtured into a household name worldwide, with business including publishing,
home entertainment, music, live theatrical shows and a radio station. LazyTown,
the television series, is aired in 118 territories worldwide including Nick Jr.,
YTV, CBeebies, RTP2, ABC1, Super RTL, and Televisa.
Labels: video games
Thursday, April 24, 2008
ManiaTV Features News for Video Game Junkies
Video game fans may want to check out an online gaming show on ManiaTV called "Arcade".
The quality of the show is decent, and really listens to gamers about games. The show hosts are Rob and Turtle, and they plan to deliver updates on top games, machines, and the gamers themselves.
Tomorrow's episode features their choice for the Top Five Most Anticipated games.
Labels: video game review, video games
