This is an excerpt from the Preview of the Nintendo Wii Game Metroid Prime 3: Corruption by CVG

With the tight aiming configuration putting both Red Steel and Call of Duty 3 to shame, this is seeking to rectify the not-a-proper-shooter label given to its GameCube incarnations. Gone is the emphasis on mysterious oooh-I’d-better-creep-around-a-bit, with quickly accessible blasting complemented by the weapon stacking scheme. Fights feel more intense thanks to exaggerated physics, with enemies recoiling from blasts and slumping against walls where they’d have entered a set death animation.

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This are the top 10 Nintendo Wii games by Amazon

1. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess—Nintendo
2. Rayman Raving Rabbids—Ubisoft
3. Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz—Sega
4. Madden NFL 07—EA
5. Red Steel—Ubisoft
6. Call of Duty 3—Activision
7. Trauma Center: Second Opinion—Atlus USA
8. Marvel: Ultimate Alliance—Activision
9. Excite Truck—Nintendo
10. Need for Speed Carbon—EA

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This is a video full of Swordplay Tips and Tricks in the Red Steel Wii game

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This is an excerpt from the Review of the Nintendo Wii Game Red Steel by Cubed 3

‘More work needed’ sums up Red Steel pretty accurately, actually. It’s a fun title that could warrant more than one play through for an action fix, but things like small control issues, graphical faults and terrible voicework build up and detract from the experience, chipping it down until it finds itself far from a bad game, but not up to the heights of brilliance that many were hoping for.

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This are some of the Wii Scores and rumors published by the EGM magazine
Wii Games Scores

Zelda (Platinum) Jeremey - 10 Crispin - 10 Shane - 10 Game of the Month
Downhill Jam - 7.5 8.0 7.0
Madden 07 - 6.5 6.0 4.5
Red Steel 5.0 4.5 6.0
Wii Sports - 6.5 5.5 7.0
Excite Truck - 7.0 7.5 6.5
Elebits - 7.0 4.0 4.5
Trauma Center - 6.5 7.5 7.0
Rayman RR - 7.0 7.5 7.5

Rumors

-Sticky Balls - New Katamari for Wii, PS3 and Xbox Live arcade.
-Mii Crossing - Mii’s will be your avatar in the next Animal Crossing. All the shirts and accessories you collect will cross over to other games.

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Reggie reveals date for Wii online gaming
Promises more Wii channels, also.

Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aime has confirmed that Wii gamers will be able to play games online from the second quarter of 2007. Reggie’s pledge came in an interview with SpikeTV’s Game Head show (which saw the Ninty president indulging in some bowling - of both the real-life and Wii variety), where he also let slip that more Wii channels were in the works.

So far, Japan is the only region with a Wii game [Pokémon Battle Revolution - Ed] that can be played online. However, that’s set to change in the coming months, with Fils-Aime promising, “The multiplayer is coming. During the Japanese launch, there is Pokémon Battle Revolution, and that’s really the first one. There will be titles that we’ll be announcing in first quarter 2007, that’ll be multiplayer-enabled. So during second quarter 2007, people will be able to have a multiplayer experience on Wii.” In further good news for Wii fans, Fils-Aime revealed that Nintendo was hard at work developing more Wii channels, though revealed nothing about what they would involve.

He was also kept busy when it came to defending the Wii controller from accusations that it may be a tad gimmicky. “I’ve had the opportunity to play Zelda, Excite Truck, Wii Sports, a little bit of Red Steel, a little bit of Madden,” said Reggie. “It doesn’t get old. It really doesn’t get old. Wii will only become a gimmick if it’s marginalised in terms of the way the remote is used, and we have absolutely no indication that that’s going to happen.”

Aside from that, Fils-Aime also discussed the “Wii60″ phrase coined by Microsoft’s Peter Moore (”Can I endorse the 360? Honestly, no”), the prospect of Mario appearing in a GTA-style game (”You’ll never see that”) what game he thinks would be best online (”The ultimate one would be Mario Kart, on a multiplayer basis”), and generally came across as a fairly good egg.

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This is an excerpt from the Review of the Nintendo Wii Game Excite Truck by N-Philes

Excite Truck is destined to be largely overlooked this season in favor of big-name titles such as Twilight Princess and Red Steel, especially since the arcadey multiplayer fix is already supplied by the much better-hyped Wii Sports free of charge. It’s not an essential part of the Wii lineup, but it works well both as a showcase title built completely around the Wii controllers and as a game that better than most sums up Nintendo’s gameplay-over-graphics strategy (it looks shamefully bad compared to PS3’s Ridge Racer 7 yet it’s roughly four times more fun to play). And as a crowdpleaser for arcade fans who appreciate a cheesy game now and then, and for those neckbearded individuals alienated by Wii’s effeminate design and focus on getting Mom to play video games, it delivers. Excite Truck is Nintendo’s flagship title for kiosks in gaming shops and larger outlets; in all likelyhood Dad will see a person play it in the store for two minutes, decide it will make him “the hero” at Christmas if he includes it in the Wii he paid $500 for on eBay, and it will end up under the trees of thousands of children who never asked for it. And that’s okay. It’s okay.

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Ubisoft has a job posting on their France website, which asks for a Senior Game Designer who will take part in “the continuation of the Red Steel Project”. Interestingly enough, the job posting asks for “RPG” experience and Online Games experience, which can suggest the the Red Steel Sequel will be a Online RPG.

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This is an excerpt from the Review of the Nintendo Wii Game Red Steel by GAME

Despite some indifference, however, Red Steel still comes recommended. It’s not the most sophisticated shooter ever made, but the control system really does show off what Wii can do, while the action in itself is intense, well designed and, above all, enjoyable. Buy this hoping for a truly revolutionary experience, then, and you may be left a touch disappointed, but approach Red Steel expecting an altogether solid FPS, and you’ll discover a game offering clipfulls of fun, with more than a suggestion of what to expecting from future Wii shooters.

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This is an excerpt from the Review of the Nintendo Wii Game Red Steel by Spong

SPOnG Score: B-
Red Steel offers a great intro to the charms of the Wii, with its manic sword-waving and nicely fettled shooting. It’s fairly frothy, and if it wasn’t for the Wiimote, it wouldn’t seem at all remarkable. However, it’s pretty much a must-buy if you’re keen on a Wii.

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