These are the Top Nintendo Wii / DS Products from Amazon:

Wii:

• 1. Mario 8-Nintendo Party
• 2. Wii Play + Wiimote Remote-Nintendo
• 3. Super Paper Mario-Nintendo
• 4. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess-Nintendo
• 5. Reside Evil 4-Capcom
• 6. Big Brain Academy: Wii Dismantle-Nintendo
• 7. Rayman Raving Rabbids-Ubisoft
• 8. Warioware: Smooth Moves-Nintendo
• 9. Tiger Woods PGA Turn 07-EA
• 10. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’ S End-Disney

DS:

• 1. Pokemon Diamond-Nintendo
• 2. Pokemon Pearl-Nintendo
• 3. New Super Mario Bros. - Nintendo
• 4. Mario Kart-Nintendo
• 5. Brain Age-Nintendo
• 6. Big Brain Academy-Nintendo
• 7. Nintendogs Labrador Retriever and Friends-Nintendo
• 8. Crossing animal: Wild World-Nintendo
• 9. Cooking Mama-Majesco
• 10. Tetris-Nintendo

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The Wiimote Audio Translator:

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GameTrailers Updates:

• Resident Evil 4 Cube Vs. PC
• Video Game Vault: Karnov
• Need for Speed ProStreet announcement trailer
• Dewy’s Adventure trailer
• Manhunt 2 “bad memories”
• Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer developer interview
• Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer “fearsome foursome”
• Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer “clobberin’ time”

GameVideos Updates:

• Need for Speed ProStreet “drift”
• Mario party 8 “at the chomp wash”
• Dewy’s Adventure “controls”
• Super Mario Bros. blooper reel
• Manhunt 2 “perfect weapon”
• Wiimote as an Xbox 360 controller
• Prototype for Pollen Sonata
• Tomb Raider: Anniversary “dev diary 5?
• Punch-Out!! Michael Jackson

GameSpot Update:

• Mushroom Men art
• Tamagotchi Party On! review
• Activision’s results meet record expectations
• The BIGS swings on Wii
• Tamagotchi Party On! videos

IGN Updates:

• Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution
• Super Smash Bros. Brawl screens
• Manhunt 2 footage
• Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition trailer
• Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles trailer (link broken right now)
• Dewy’s Adventure trailer
• The BIGS in-game soundtrack
• EU Big Brain Academy Opens in July
• New York Assembly Restricts Game Sales

This is an excerpt from the Review of the Nintendo Wii game Mario Party 8 Multiplayer Mode by Gonintendo

Mario Party was, and still can be a great series for Nintendo. Put some time and effort into the next version. I know you don’t work alone on these projects. It’s time to put your heads together with Hudson and reinvent the series. Give us some truly new games. Take advantage of the Wiimote and Nunchuck. Expand upon the board layouts and ideas. And finally, give us some damn online play! If there were ever a Nintendo title that screams for online play, Mario Party is it. I am not a huge online gamer, but if Mario Party 9 doesn’t have online play, I believe Nintendo has made a huge mistake. The franchise needs and deserves an overhaul. It’s time to breathe new life into a once innovative franchise.

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This is an excerpt from the Review of the Nintendo Wii game Mercury Meltdown Revolution by Eurogamer

By the usual superficial standards, it’s hard to imagine Mercury selling consoles on its own, but the high standards of design - and in particular the game’s ability to appeal to players at both ends of the skill spectrum - are the sorts of characteristics that a system-seller should aspire to encompass. It’s a substantial undertaking, too, with breadth as well as depth, and with a control system that demonstrates the Wiimote’s capabilities more fully than its direct competitors. It’s hard to think of reasons not to recommend it. It might make you cross every now and then, but you never die unless it’s your own fault, and the level of respect it has for players is something that gamers of all tastes will be able to appreciate.

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Tomb Raider: Anniversary - official Wii press release

Eidos Interactive Ltd., one of the world’s leading publishers and developers of entertainment software, can confirm that a Nintendo Wii version of Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Anniversary is already well into development.

“The Nintendo Wii is a hugely innovative games console and we wanted to make a special version of Anniversary to appeal to Wii owners,” said Kathryn Clements, Senior Brand Manager, Tomb Raider. ““The Wiimote & Nunchuck controller allows Wii gamers to control Lara in brand new, unique ways, and there are plenty of new features, to be revealed soon, which will ensure Anniversary really hits the spot - literally.”

Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Anniversary will be released on PlayStation 2 and PC Games For Windows on June 1st with a PSP version shortly after. An announcement on the release date for Tomb Raider: Anniversary on the Nintendo Wii to follow.

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These are some new images of the Nintendo Wii game Soul Calibur Legends and some new info about the game

We know little of the story, though, other than understanding the characters come together to complete “a quest for ultimate power in order to save an empire from destruction.”

“Over the past ten years, since the release of the original Soul Blade, the team behind the Soulcalibur series has pushed the envelope of technology and innovation with each iteration,” said Makoto Iwai, exec. VP and COO of Namco Bandai America. “With Soulcalibur Legends, they saw the opportunity to once again create an immersive experience that is unique to the franchise.”

The control scheme’s being kept under wraps, but is said to incorporate both the Wiimote and nunchuck simultaneously. There should be something more than simply swinging the Wiimote around, just don’t expect the same depth as the fighting series. As more fighting experience is gathered, however, players can earn titles (i.e. Knight, Soldier) that unlock additional attacks.

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Now you can enjoy your RSS feeds through your Wii. Google updated their Google Reader service with a Wii compatible version. Bigger text, and all sorts of Wiimote functionality.

•  up/down: scroll up/down
•  right/left: next/previous item
•  1 button: show subscriptions
•  2 button: show links

When showing subscriptions:

•  up/down: previous/next subscription
•  right: select current subscription
•  left: close
•  -/+: collapse/expand folder

Google Reader for Wii

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This is an excerpt from the Review of the Nintendo Wii game Mario Strikers Charged by NGamer

Graphics:
The term gamecube+ suffices. The game looks as good as the Gamecube version, some extra graphic effects.

Sound:
Monotonous, predictable, boring. We heared three different songs in the entire game, mediocre quality. Where are the Mario tunes?

Gameplay:
Wiimote and nunchuck controls are OK, but so much more was possible? Waggling to do a sliding? Come on!

Long term:
Single player is short, with just a few cups and a few challenges, the lone gamer isn’t in for a treat.

Conclusion
Strikers charged doesn’t add anything to the previous part, nearly doesn’t use the capabilities of the Wii and doesn’t feel like a quality title. Will the online mode rescue it?

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This are the new GameTrailers Updates:

Furu Furu Park “stylish skateboarding”

Furu Furu Park “Food time fun”

Furu Furu Park “sea floor escape”

Spider-Man 3 launch trailer

Alien Syndrome developer diary - Wii controls

NBA Live 08 cover athlete announcement

NBA Live 08 on the cover

Shockman VC footage

Castlevania VC footage

One Piece: Unlimited Adventure intro

Gundam 0079 “Wiimote controls”

Gundam 0079 “ranged destruction”

Gundam 0079 “melee asault”

Crash of the Titans gameplay interview

Legend of the Mystical Ninja VC footage

Shrek the Third launch trailer