Date archives for January, 2011

January 6th, 2011
movemodo.com/news

DanceDanceRevolution Gets New Moves in Europe in March

PS3 title on the way

DanceDanceRevolution has been out in North America for a while now, but European fans of the dancing series were clueless as to when or if the game would make its way to the continent. Until now, that is, with Konami renaming the game DanceDanceRevolution New Moves and bringing it over in March 2011.

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kinectaku.com/news

Kinect Destroys Sales Predictions to Rack Up 8 Million Sold

Back-patting all around

Microsoft's early prediction that it would sell 5 million Kinect sensors now looks almost reserved, as the company announced at CES it's shifted 8 million of the things to retailers in two months.

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Namco Bandai Partnership Bringing Yoostar2 to Europe in Q1

Movie karaoke game gets distributor

We played Yoostar2 when we visited Blitz Games Studios for Movemodo in October and rather enjoyed its unique mixture of movies and karaoke, so it's good news all-around that the game will reach a sizeable European audience thanks to a distribution deal with Namco Bandai Partners.

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Control Hulu Plus and Netflix with Kinect in Springtime

Xbox, play

Chatting with friends in Avatar Kinect not your cup of tea? Would you prefer to sit down and watch a film or some TV with your Kinect? You'll be pleased to know that Netflix and Hulu Plus are both destined to receive Kinect support this Spring, as announced by Microsoft at CES.

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movemodo.com/news

Namco Bandai Partnership Bringing Yoostar2 to Europe in Q1

Movie karaoke game gets distributor

We played Yoostar2 when we visited Blitz Games Studios in October and rather enjoyed its unique mixture of movies and karaoke, so it's good news all-around that the game will reach a sizeable European audience thanks to a distribution deal with Namco Bandai Partners.

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nintendolife.com/news

3DS May Be Beneficial to Young Players’ Eyes, Actually

Could help with diagnoses

Nintendo's no doubt covering itself with its recommendation that kids under 6 don't play 3DS, but the American Optometric Association has issued a press release stating the machine could actually have benefits.

In fact, optometrists, professional health care providers committed to children's vision and eye health, say 3D viewing may actually help uncover subtle disorders that, left uncorrected, often result in learning difficulties.

Of course, the association still advises moderation and correct supervision of children while using the machine in 3D mode, but it's still encouraging to hear that the 3D effect isn't going to blow kids' eyes up as soon as they look at it.

New Hand-Held 3D Gaming Devices May Help Uncover Undiagnosed Vision Problems

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kinectaku.com/news

Avatar Kinect is Online Chat with Avatars Pulling Faces

Rumour comes true

Remember the sneakily snapped photo from CES the other day that showed a photo of Avatar Kinect? Microsoft's on-stage event just closed a few hours ago, so now we know Avatar Kinect is very real and is an online chat space for your Avatars.

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January 5th, 2011
kinectaku.com/news

It’s Really Possible to Be a Japanese Superhero with Kinect

Enterprising hacks strike again

While Western gamers might want to engage in a little Kinect Star Wars action, Japanese coder Tomoto Washio has a very different dream: he wants to become classic Japanese superhero Ultra Seven, so he's harnessed the power of Kinect to make it happen.

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movemodo.com/news

First Modern Combat: Domination Trailer Shoots to Thrill

PlayStation Network is about to get a whole lot explosiver when Gameloft's Modern Combat: Domination lands later this month. The first trailer below not only shows the game in action, but also shows how it's going to turn players into polite young men rather than the foul-mouthed gamers we've all encountered in online deathmatches.

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nintendolife.com/news

Charge Your Wii Remotes with Sonic Induction Power

Sit them down, charge them up

There's truly no more stylish way to charge your Wii Remote's exhausted batteries than this Sonic the Hedgehog induction charger, but there are plenty of cheaper ones: this baby will set you back a hefty $49.99.

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