| Written by Toothpick the Ferret,
on 25-12-2006 15:58
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Published in : Articles, Riveting Reviews |
Tags : review, golf, Wii Sports, Super Swing Golf, Nintendo, Tecmo, Wii, Game Musketeers, Anime |
 Golf on the Wii? Is this something hardcore gamers care about? Maybe, but certainly there are now two sports games on the Wii which involve golf. And we're not talking about your father's Tiger Woods' golf, either. We're talking Nintendo's Wii Sports: Golf and Tecmo's Super Swing Golf which take two decidedly different roads on how to play the game. In this article I'll do the advantage/disadvantage comparison method to look at both products.
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 The Game Musketeers wish everyone a Happy Christmas and Merry New Year, maybe its the other way around. Irregardless thank you for making our little slice of the internet a happier place this year.
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Arrgh!! Matey's there be Pirates.
We've had Red Beard the Pirate, Blackbeard the Pirate, Cpt. Jack Sparrow, and now you too can be join the list. Pirates of the Burning Sea promises to be a unique MMOG experience pitting you at the helm of merchant ship or a pirate galley. Along with a commodities based economy and player controlled ports of call. Pirates of the Burning Sea will definitely offer an one of a kind experience.
I got the chance the chat with Russell Williams concerning the upcoming release of PotBS.
Here is what he had to say:
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Got a chance to listen in on a status update for EA Mythic's Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning which is based on Games Workshop's venerable miniature based tabletop wargame.
Playable factions will include the Humans, Dwarves and Elves which will represent Order and the Orcs, Globlins, Chaos Mutants, and Dark Elves reprising their nefarious roles as Chaos.
You can mark me down for the "Greenskins" when WAR comes out.
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When Pokemon first hit the United states, it was an invasion on par with the Beatles. Well, maybe not, but certainly everyone with a pulse knew what Pokemon was. Over the years the Pokemon craze has worn down, but it's certainly a profitable property to be sure. In this article I look at my own love / hate relationship with the electric rat, I mean mouse, and friends. |
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