Shotguns at the ready
The GO Series has been quiet on DSiWare for a few months but it's about to return with action shooter GO Series: Undead Storm, a four-player co-operative shooter that shares a small similarity or two with Valve's legendary zombie face-off.Date archives for January, 2012
January 17th, 2012
Is GO Series: Undead Storm DSiWare’s Left 4 Dead?
12:00 at nintendolife.com
Is GO Series: Undead Storm DSiWare’s Left 4 Dead?
12:00 at nintendolife.com
Shotguns at the ready
The GO Series has been quiet on DSiWare for a few months but it's about to return with action shooter GO Series: Undead Storm, a four-player co-operative shooter that shares a small similarity or two with Valve's legendary zombie face-off.Heroes of Ruin Trailer Asks a Lot of Questions
11:00 at nintendolife.com
Ruinscape
Square Enix action adventure Heroes of Ruin made it onto our list of The Biggest 3DS Games of 2012, with a new trailer below coming along to whet your appetite.Heroes of Ruin Trailer Asks a Lot of Questions
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Ruinscape
Square Enix action adventure Heroes of Ruin made it onto our list of The Biggest 3DS Games of 2012, with a new trailer below coming along to whet your appetite.Out Today: Just Dance 3 Just Sweat 2 DLC
10:30 at kinectaku.com
Fitness first
Just Dance 3 gets some extra content today in the lithe form of a new Just Sweat downloadable pack.Australia Gets Chance to Win Mario 3DS Consoles
09:30 at nintendolife.com
And 3D Classics: Kid Icarus
Europe, your maniacal grip on 3D Classics: Kid Icarus and those Mario 3DS consoles is loosening.
January 16th, 2012
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All right followers - who else is geeking out with me and watching Stargazing Live?
19:45 at twitter.com
Free time for some gaming - time to get my Kinect on!
Review: Duracell Wii Charging Stand
19:00 at nintendolife.com
It stands, but does it deliver?
The Wii has come with a plastic stand for years, but Duracell's effort does more than just support your Wii upright.The Origins of the Konami Code Revealed
17:30 at nintendolife.com
All together now...
The Konami code is one of the most famous video game cheats of all time, but how did it come about? According to a translated chat between Konami's Kazuhisa Hashimoto and Shigeharu Umezaki, it all started with the NES port of Gradius. Hashimoto, the code's creator, explains:I had one guy under me, and he played through the coin-op version. That one’s really tough. I hadn’t played that much and obviously couldn’t beat it myself, so I put in the Konami Code. laughingHashimoto's code is legendary now of course, spawning more t-shirts than there are bullets in Gradius. The full interview at GlitterBerri is worth a read.