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April 7th, 2007, 14:29 Posted By: bandit
Have you been looking for Monster Cable component cables for your Nintendo Wii and havent been able to find it? Well thats because Monster Cable hasnt released them.
Apparently, Monster was initially going to pass on making this cable for the Wii, but after seeing the tremendous success of Nintendo's new console they decided to move forward. The image attached is of a working pre-production component cable.
No word on the cost or when it might hit, but it looks quite sturdy. Of course, this isn't the final version, it's still needing those final Monster touches.
Source: Kotaku
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April 7th, 2007, 14:14 Posted By: bandit
Here is a nice Do-It-Yourself sensor bar for the Nintendo Wii that runs off a USB port. Its not the best looking thing in the world but at least it works.
Source: ModPulse
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April 6th, 2007, 18:05 Posted By: bandit
Following the news of the Wii Blaster/Zapper from GameStop, it seems Joytech is on to something as well. This time, with their own product..
Lock and load with the Sharp Shooter™ from JOYTECH. Fully compatible with all forms of TV’s and displays including plasma and LCD, the Sharp Shooter brings Wii™ shooting games to life with amazing realism. Connecting quickly and safely to the Wii™ Remote and Nunchuck, the Sharp Shooter™ is lightweight, simple to use and requires no batteries, no leads and no worries! Shoot to thrill!
Features: - Lightgun attachment for Wii™ shooting games
- Works on ALL TV’s and displays
- No batteries or untidy leads required
No price or release date has been released.
Source: Joytech
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April 5th, 2007, 22:41 Posted By: bandit
Remember seeing that prototype light gun attachment for the Wii at last year's E3 convention? It featured a 'Zapper' style accessory which took the form of a light gun with a slot to place the Wii Remote and Nunchuk? Well GameStop seems to have the answer to that. They have listed a placeholder of a light gun accessory called the Wii Blaster. But whether the Wii Blaster is in fact the Zapper shown at the convention or an entirely different accessory remains to be seen.
The retailer's listing includes a price point of $19.99 and expected ship date of May 1, 2007, but makes no mention of who is developing the accessory and fails to provide a picture of the unit.
Source: GameStop
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April 5th, 2007, 15:04 Posted By: bandit
Coming from a retailer list, Nintendo might have colored wii-motes and nunchuks for sale in different colors. The rumored colors that will be sold are:- Silver Wiimote
- Blue Wiimote
- Pearl Pink Wiimote
- Silver Nunchuck
- Blue Nunchuck
- Pearl Pink Nunchuck
According to the retailer list, these are due to ship on June 29th in Europe. While this is not an official confirmation from Nintendo, these retailers lists have been spot on.
Source: Gamefront
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April 4th, 2007, 14:23 Posted By: bandit
Most if not all of you may know already, as of April 3rd, Sony had dropped the price of the PSP Core Pack from $199.99 to $169.99. I'll just let the news speak for itself.
The PlayStation Portable was released in North America just over two years ago, and to mark the occasion, Sony is dropping the price on the bare-bones package of its gaming handheld. Effective today, the PSP Core Pack (a system with AC adaptor and battery) retails for $169.99, a $30 drop from its previous price point of $199.99.
This is the first price drop for a system package in the PSP line. While the original $249.99 Value Pack was replaced by the $199.99 Core Pack, part of the cost reduction was due to Sony's leaving out accessories like the 32MB memory card.
Analysts welcomed the news, with Lazard Capital Markets' Colin Sebastian saying it should be a shot in the arm for the system.
"We expect a modest step-up in PSP unit sales during an otherwise seasonally slower period for the video game industry," Sebastian said in a note to investors today. "We note that a Wal-Mart promotion on Black Friday last year generated significant sales volume for the PSP at a discounted price of $169, providing one indication of potential consumer demand."
In his own note to investors, Pacific Crest Securities' Evan Wilson said that the system has had trouble meeting sales expectations since its launch, in large part because of its price, and that the price cut should help address that. However, Wilson said the move will likely have a limited effect on the company's finances.
Will this drive the sales of the PSP? How will it do now with the new price and more competitive price? ($30 more then Nintendo's DS Lite)
Source: GameSpot
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April 3rd, 2007, 17:40 Posted By: bandit
Nintendo does not want modchips invading their little white box.
In an attempt to throw off the persistent efforts of hackers to modify Wii consoles, Nintendo has altered the circuit layout of the system's newest models. Reportedly, these modifcations, which are undetectable through the system's performance itself, make it harder to modify the console without causing permanent damage to it.
These alterations have not stopped some people from attempting to mod the system, however; according to retail channels in Hong Kong, a new version of the Wii modchip may be available within a month. Many of these parties are also speculating about another modification Nintendo may employ, entitled BGA (ball grid array). Such a technique would greatly lengthen the amount of time it would take to craft another modchip to about four months, assumably reducing the number of people who would attempt such a thing.
Source: Digitimes
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April 3rd, 2007, 15:32 Posted By: bandit
 
Nintendo World Store has been on a role with providing special events for Nintendo gamers. First it was TMNT, then Cooking Mama: Cook Off and now, Pokémon Diamond/Pearl.
On April 22nd, Nintendo World Store will be turned into a Pokémon paradise to celebrate the launch of Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl. From 1pm-5pm, Pokémon gamers and fans of all ages can meet Sinnoh's starter Pokémon in their first U.S. appearance and enjoy some Pokémon fun! Doors open at 9am so you can be among the first in the country to pick up your pre-ordered copies of Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl.
What's in store for the big party? They go Poké Ball scavenger hunt, live stage events, contest and cool prizes like exclusive Pokémon Nintendo DS Lite units, Pokémon gear and even tickets to great summer sporting events! Want to see Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl in action? Nintendo World Store will have interactive game stations set up where you can experience the exciting features of these new games! They will also have a Trading Card Game play area and a movie lounge to check out the latest Pokémon film, Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea.
Pre-orders for Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl are still being taken at the Nintendo World Store (small deposit required) - please visit http://www.nintendoworldstore.com for store hours and location.
Source: Pokémon
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April 2nd, 2007, 18:27 Posted By: bandit
Kind of late on this great deal but better late than never...
If you have heard about Play-Asia, then you are probably already aware of our periodic bargain offers, our weekly specials or our Lucky Draw clearance sales. From Friday, March 30th until Thursday, April 5th, we have prepared something very special for you.
It's CRAZY WEEK at Play-Asia. What does that mean for you? All "in-stock" items have now been reduced by a stunning 20%. That's thousands of good reasons for you to grab one or another item and save cash at the same time.
But don't forget, this offer is strictly limited for one week and only applies to products that are presently "in-stock" at Play-Asia. In other words, some offers will expire quickly, while others will be added during stock arrival on each single day.
So don't waste more time, browse as fast as you can and save some of the probably best deals you can find online for yourself.
As an important point of clarification, we note that the Play-Asia's "Crazy Week" sale is not valid for items sold at wholesale discount, nor is it valid for the store's weekly specials. There are also various restrictions that may pop up depending on the product you click on.
Some deals that can be found is Wii Component Cable for as low as $7.99, Sony PSP GPS Receiver for $47.92 and many more items!
Source: Play-Asia
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