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October 15th, 2007, 01:21 Posted By: bandit
In conclusion to the news we made regarding DCEmu on Facebook last week, I'm sorry to say that we didnt win....just kidding! DCEmu Reviews has won the 2nd week contest of Goozex's Facebook contest! We also offered a contest for those helping us which you can read below for more information.
Invite your friends to the Goozex Video Game Community application on Facebook, and you can win one Xbox 360 special edition for Halo 3!
The giveaway period begins on Sunday September 30, 2007 and ends on Saturday October 27, 2007 at midnight. Goozex will select one winner every week among the users that have invited the most friends to register to the Goozex Video Game Community application on Facebook.com. Only invites sent to friends through the application and converted into active registered users will be counted for. Click here for rules.
Goozex will select one winner and award one prize each week, with the following schedule:
- Week 1: September 30, 2007 through October 6, 2007 - First Xbox 360 Halo 3 winner announced on October 7, 2007
- Week 2: October 7, 2007 through October 13, 2007 - Second Xbox 360 Halo 3 winner announced on October 14, 2007
- Week 3: October 14, 2007 through October 20, 2007 - Third Xbox 360 Halo 3 winner announced on October 21, 2007 - TBA...could be YOU!
- Week 4: October 21, 2007 through October 27, 2007 - Fourth and last Xbox 360 Halo 3 winner announced on October 28, 2007 - TBA...could be YOU!
So what are you waiting for? Weeks 3 and 4 could be claimed by YOU! All you have to do is just register with Facebook, add Dcemu Networks to your friends list and we'll send you an invite! Once you add the application to your Facebook account, send invites to your friends to be eligible for the contest. The more you send and the more that accepts your invite, the better chance you have at winning!
We'll have the winners chosen for our contest shortly. For the time being, here is the list of people are who eligible. Two of these lucky people will be getting a prize of their choice!
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October 12th, 2007, 15:53 Posted By: bandit
Just in time for the winter, Nintendo has offered a free Wiimote Jacket to keep its controllers cozy. And by "cozy," we mean, "potential-lawsuit free." All of the demo controllers at Nintendo's "Fall Media Summit" had been fitted with the silicon sock. In my use, the extra layer added bulk, but the result felt about the same as -- and occasionally better than -- an unprotected controller.
The sleeve attaches tightly to the sides of the Wii Remote, only adding a few millimeters around the waist. More thickness at the bottom -- perhaps for pounding in that annoying straighten-the-papers WarioWare game -- adds about another centimeter of girth.
But the bulb-shaped top is significantly bigger than the naked Wiimote. Its spongy feel should absorb a lot of energy; I could imagine unintentionally hitting a table or younger sibling without causing injury. I was concerned that the bigger shape would ruin horizontal, NES-style games, but I ended up liking it a little more than the plain Wiimote. My left hand has always felt cramped next to the D-pad, and the Jacket gives it more to hold.
The Jacket also includes a port cover for use without the Nunchuk. I was mildly annoyed by moving the flap to plug in attachments, but gamers could cut that part off of their own Jackets. (See the gallery for a closer view.)
We've shrugged at Nintendo's 18-million dollar move seemingly to preempt American lawsuits. But even minimalist-preferring adult gamers may like the cover's extra size.
More images via source.
Source: Joystiq
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October 11th, 2007, 18:54 Posted By: bandit
What is the Wii Play 'n Learn? Well it has a new SKU thats for sure. But people speculated that it was a new Wii or a Wii with new packaging such as including a new game of some sort. Well, its been answered.
The UPC code in question is, indeed, for a new Wii hardware package that will be on shelves this fall. The only difference between this and the current Wii configuration is (wait for it) the inclusion of the Wii Remote Jacket.
So how did the code get tagged in the database, then, with the name Wii Play 'n Learn, leading any reasonable observer to the conclusion that an educational something-or-another would also be packed in? No idea.
Source: Wired
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October 11th, 2007, 18:49 Posted By: bandit
Logitech has announced that they will be releasing a full "Classic" USB keyboard for the Nintendo Wii. The image above is of the PC version but the Wii version will look the same as it will follow the Classic controller look. A Europe release has been announced but no release date. Expect the peripheral to be release worldwide as well.
The keyboard will also be Wii message board and internet channel enabled.
Source: Famitsu
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This is probably the same microphone that came with Boogie on the Nintendo Wii. But Logitech will be selling the Vantage USB Microphone separately for $29.99.
Source: Logitech
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October 11th, 2007, 14:23 Posted By: bandit
Nyko Announces Intercooler For Wii Has Shipped To Retailers
Los Angeles, CA – October 10, 2007 - Nyko Technologies®, a premier peripherals manufacturer, announced today that it has shipped the Intercooler for Wii to retailers nationwide, giving Wii gamers the ultimate solution for keeping their innovative console running under optimal conditions.
The Intercooler for Wii is the perfect accessory for Wii gamers looking to keep their consoles running in the best possible environment. The Intercooler dramatically increases the rate of hot air flowing out of the vents, resulting in a console that runs at considerably lower temperatures. The Intercooler for Wii clips easily onto the back of the Wii, meaning there is no complicated installation or modification necessary. This patented design also leaves all of the inputs on the back of the console free and easily accessible. For image conscience gamers, the Intercooler for Wii comes in a décor that matches the aesthetic of the Wii itself and can be used when the console is in a horizontal or vertical position.
“The release of the Intercooler for Wii marks Nyko’s third Intercooler product for this current generation of consoles,†said Chris Arbogast, marketing manager at Nyko Technologies. “Due to popular demand from consumers who were impressed with the original intercooler models for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 we created the Intercooler for Wii which we feel will be as equally praised for its ability to keep the Wii running at appropriate temperature levels.â€
The Intercooler for Wii is now available at retailers nationwide for a suggested retail price of $14.99 and on Nyko’s online store at www.nyko.com/intercoolerwii.
Source: Nyko
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October 11th, 2007, 04:17 Posted By: bandit
As many of you probably know, PlayStation Eye is coming, so I wanted to share a little bit about what that means for all you video-bloggers, gamers and would-be-actors and directors out there.
While most of you know that PlayStation Eye is being bundled with The Eye of Judgment game, I also wanted to let you know it’ll be out on store shelves as a stand-alone product, too. PlayStation Eye has a lot of cool features and capabilities.
One question I’ve seen asked a lot is: “What makes PlayStation Eye different from its predecessor, the EyeToy camera?†Lots. For a start, PlayStation Eye was engineered from the onset to perform well in low-light conditions. It also has a 2-setting zoom lens (normal and wide angle) with fixed focus. What does that mean? Well, a lot less fussing around than previous cameras. PlayStation Eye gets a sharp, clear picture at 640 x 480 resolution at 60 frames per second (at 320 x 240 it looks even better at 120 fps)! It picks up image and motion in varying light conditions and doesn’t need your help to focus.
It also has a built-in 4-microphone array that allows you to enjoy online AV chat and in-game voice chat, in what we’re calling a “natural environment,†meaning, not awkwardly leaning toward your camera or speaking abnormally loud just so the mic picks up your voice. IMHO, this microphone really does do away with the need for a headset.
The PlayStation Eye does an excellent job of filtering out background noise for a clearer voice connection, but it also has twice the frame rate than most standard cameras (this is part of what sets it apart from any other webcam or camera for this generation of consoles), allowing for faster and more natural tracking, responsiveness and smoothness. I think if you take all of this into consideration, PlayStation Eye is an ideal camera for AV Chat on your PS3.
All of this sounds like a bunch of technical and marketing speak, I know, but the difference is clear when you plug it in; AV Chats are smooth, crisp, and from my experiences, better than what I’ve seen on any PC. And of course, on the PS3, you can use AV Chat with anyone on your friends list, anywhere in the world.
AV Chat is just the start for the PlayStation Eye. Along with some very cool, free content and fun activities available to Eye users via the PSN, keep your “eye†out (sorry, I couldn’t resist) for some upcoming games that integrate the Eye in really innovative ways. While games like Eye of Judgment use the camera to play the game itself, other upcoming games like SingStar (PS3) take advantage of the PlayStation Eye’s video capabilities so you can do things like make your own personalized music videos to share with family and friends online. Soon you’ll see some of our favorite bits of PlayStation Eye fun on the PSN, designed to turn your TV into an eye-popping piece of interactive art that no one can ignore… more on those at launch!
Lastly, a great value-add you may not all know about is the EyeCreate Software. This will be available for FREE download on the PlayStation Store (yes! free! come get it!) and allows you to save, edit and share your PlayStation Eye videos, photos and audio clips - all through your PS3. We’ll have more on EyeCreate later this week, including some really fun examples of how cool EyeCreate movies can be from the depths of our QA grotto.
PlayStation Eye will be available as a stand-alone product starting October 23, for $39.99 at all major retailers. I’m sure there will be some questions, so I’ll try to monitor the comments here and provide info where I can.
Source: PlayStation.Blog
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October 10th, 2007, 05:11 Posted By: bandit
If you're new to DCEmu or still havent budged, DCEmu Reviews and Goozex is still having a promotion of receiving 1 TRADE immediately and additional 100 points upon completing first trade. This offer ends on December 31, 2007.
Goozex is the new innovative system developed and tested by video-gamers for video-gamers. Goozex provides a unique trading platform that allows peer-to-multi-peer trading of physical goods.
I have been able to unload my old PC games as well as console games that either no one would ever buy from me or stores would offer like $1 for. With those games traded away, I was able to get a game that I wanted for the Wii without having to pay additional money for the game except for shipping. The more people you refer that completes a trade, the more trade credits you'll have towards trading.
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