Go furry, go Pop
If you've got your eye on something new to play going into the Easter holidays, today sees the launch of two brand new Kinect games to entertain you.Date archives for April, 2011
April 15th, 2011
Out Today: Fantastic Pets and Michael Jackson (Europe)
11:00 at kinectaku.com
Pokemon and 3DS Helped Nintendo to a Record-Breaking March
09:00 at nintendolife.com
2.4m critters sold
Pokémon Black & White were monster sales successes in March, shifting nearly 2.5m units across North America and raking in the dough for Nintendo.Sony: 8 Million Move Controllers Shipped Worldwide
08:30 at movemodo.com
PS3 reaches 5m sales too
No sooner have we finished lamenting the lack of PlayStation Move sales figures in the West than Sony obliges with a press release, informing the world it's shipped 8 million of the controllers to stores around the world.08:19 at twitter.com
Deal from @gamestation_1 - PlayStation Move controllers (solus) £22.98, Navigation £17.98, Starter Packs £29.99!
Review: Carnival Games – In Action!
08:00 at kinectaku.com
All the fun of the fair
Kinect's already got a reputation for being home to some awful minigame compilations, with dross like Game Party in Motion and Deca Sports Freedom like a lead weight on the overall quality of the sensor's gaming catalogue. You'd be forgiven, then, for expecting Carnival Games: In Action (also known as Carnival Games: Monkey See, Monkey Do) to be another complete disaster, but we're relieved to report it's anything but.
April 14th, 2011
Review: Nintendo Download: 15th April 2011 (Europe)
17:30 at nintendolife.com
Head back to Adventure Island
Hudson hero Master Higgins resurfaces on Virtual Console in Adventure Island II, alongside new titles from Ludia and Tivola.Virtual Console
Adventure Island II (Hudson, NES, 500pts) — Master Higgins is back with his trusty axe, four dinosaurs and an evil witch to take down. This NES platformer brings back fond memories for many, so we'll bring you a full and honest review in the coming days to see if it's worth going back in time to revisit the island.WiiWare
Where's Wally? Fantastic Journey 2 (Ludia, 500pts) — The second portion of Ludia's voyage to find the striped one, we don't expect this to be much different to its predecessor, so read our Where's Wally? Fantastic Journey 1 review for a starter.WiiWare Demo
Learning with the PooYoos: Episode 3 (Lexis Numerique, full version: 500pts) — The final (so far) outing for the cutesy PooYoos, you can read our Learning with the PooYoos: Episode 3 review to find out if it's worth buying the full game if you like the free demo.DSiWare
Successfully Learning English: Year 2 (Tivola, 500pts) — If you've managed to Successfully Learn Mathematics but want to brush up on your language skills, here's Tivola to save the day. Expect minigames, head-scratching challenges and Freddy the vampire to feature in our upcoming review.Review: Kinect Support for Netflix Shouts “Action” Today
17:15 at kinectaku.com
The range of entertainment you can command with only your voice just expanded, as Netflix's Kinect support rolled out today.
Review: Shin’en Brings Bullets Back with Nano Assault for 3DS
17:00 at nintendolife.com
Have a blast
Shin'en Multimedia has made a name for itself with pushing superb graphical performances from Nintendo hardware, from Nanostray to Jett Rocket, so the news that the developer is working on Nano Assault for 3DS should have you pricking up your ears.16:59 at twitter.com
I want to marry Tim Ingham and have his wonderfully erudite, soapbox-topping babies. http://bit.ly/fWE0yZ
Review: Snakebyte Move Controllers to Take Centre Stage at E3
16:45 at movemodo.com
Centre stage at booth 5744, that is.
Accessory manufacturer Snakebyte is working hard to bring its own-brand Move controllers to market, with the company announcing they'll be shown to the public for the first time at E3 in early June.