Posted by wowgoldeu on 31st July 2008
É, meu povo, a gente paga mico pelos games. E que mico!
O Ricardo Farah, editor da revista EGM Brasil, e eu, tentando manter a forma com o “Wii Fit”.
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Posted by wowgoldeu on 31st July 2008
Guitar Hero IV drum kit may have 3 main drums and 2 cymbals like the one above. We are reminded that Rock Band drum kit is not allowed to go along with GH so we may get this.
Image: GameInformer | Via: CrunchGear
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Posted by wowgoldeu on 31st July 2008
Now that it’s confirmed that Death Knights will be starting at level 55 upon creation, that puts that issue out of the way. but ever since it was announced that Death Knights would be starting at a higher level to give the class an epic feeling that comes with it being a hero class, I’ve always wondered exactly what would happen to Death Knights and their professions.
Obviously Death Knight would have professions too. But starting at a high level puts them in an awkward situation when it comes to professions. When jewel crafting was introduced at the release of TBC, some of the level 60 people decided to drop a profession or two to get it. So in that case, you have a high level player going back to the lowbie zones and the AH just to get the materials to level it up. But this is a totally voluntary thing and you have a choice to stick with your professions. Death Knights don’t have a choice since they get created at a high level without profs.
A solution to this would be for Death Knights to complete a quest or a chain of quests that would instantly bump up their two profs of choice to a higher level of say 225. While this would certainly make the Death Knights happy, I can imagine how other classes would complain especially if it has something to do with the inscription profession or some of the harder professions to level like enchanting, engineering or blacksmithing. Which scenario do you think is better and more fair, having them start from scratch or being able to complete a quest to bump up the professions to avoid the annoying farming of mats in lowbie zones?
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Posted by wowgoldeu on 31st July 2008
Last year Success announced a DS game called Tornado, which stars a cat named Toki who spins around to gather buildings on Earth. Tornado was supposed to come out last year, but it was delayed. Now it’s being branded as a budget Superlite game in Japan with an unannounced release date.
While we don’t know when Tornado will come out in Japan, Gamefly seems to think it, or another game with the same name, is coming out in North America. Their listing for Tornado marks Ignition Entertainment as the publisher. So, Ignition Entertainment is going to be picking up AQ Interactive licensed properties and games from Success? Right now their unannounced, but potential line up includes Vampire Rain: Altered Species, Docomodake and Tornado.
Images courtesy of Success.
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Posted by wowgoldeu on 30th July 2008
Before the Wii Fit, there are many gaming gadgets that married exercise with video gaming. Boing Boing has detailed 18 such exergaming inventions - from the early Atari Joyboard (above) to the popular DDR to the present Wii Fit. Gaming and fitness do not need to be separated after all.
Where To Gawk:
Boing Boing {From Atari Joyboard to Wii Fit: 25 years of “exergaming”}
Image: Atari | Via: MAKE
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Posted by wowgoldeu on 30th July 2008
The very popular point-and-click adventure game, Sam & Max, will be headed to the Wii this August with season 1. But according to TellTale’s Emily Morganti, the company is also looking to develop the game for other platforms. Sony’s PlayStation is on the target radar, so it’s likely that we might see the adventure duo on the PS3 as well.
Via | PS3 forums
Image courtesy of TellTale.
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Posted by wowgoldeu on 30th July 2008
War Twat, is a fast and furious arena shooter from Oddbob. It makes no apologies, the games will be short. Short maybe, but sweet while it lasts. Pure shooting fun. There’s my hiscore for proof.
Warning: If you’re sensitive to flashing lights, don’t play this.
And a preemptive welcome to a certain group of Googlers I’m bound to attract 
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Posted by wowgoldeu on 30th July 2008
Sega’s Phantasy Star series has been around for 21 years (since 1987). From RPG to MMORPG, Phantasy Star just keeps evolving and making fans happy. The upcoming Phantasy Star title, Phantasy Star Portable, will debut on Sony PSP on 31st July. Besides the game, a Phantasy Star Portable Accessory Pack which consists of a pair of Phantasy Star headphones, a clear PSP protective case and 2 UMD cases, also debuts on that fateful day. $28.90 to relive your Phantasy Star adventure.
Where To Buy:
NCSX {Phantasy Star Portable Accessory Set}
Image: Sega
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Posted by wowgoldeu on 30th July 2008
Constantly changing batteries for your Wii Fit balance board can be a really fuss. That’s why Nyko is offering this rechargeable Energy Pak for the Wii Fit balance board. The Energy Pak fits directly into the battery compartment of the board and can drive the board for up to 30 hours. LED indicator will signal you if you need a recharge from any AC outlet. $19.99, out on 19th May.
Image: Nyko | Wiilink
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Posted by wowgoldeu on 30th July 2008
It looks like the Wii is going to be the console destination for sound novels. In addition to Imabikisou Kaimeihen, an expanded PlayStation 3 game, Chunsoft is developing 428 The World Doesn’t Change Even So. Like Imabikisou this sound novel has actors running around Shibuya. No, not underground Shibuya like in the World Ends With You. The World Doesn’t Change Even So is set in real Shibuya with fictional abductions, explosions, scandals, wiretaps, and bio terrorism.
Shibuya sealed off. In 2008, Shibuya will shake.
Images courtesy of Sega.
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