Remember looking at Wii photoshops and wishing that your Wii could really look like that?
Well the awesome folks over at Decal Girl have answered our prayers and created some awesome latex skins to cover up the stark white of your Wii.
The most fashionable item of clothing this season is also the saviour of Wiimote, TV’s and walls. The non-skid gloves give the wearer increased grip onto the Wiimote, thus reducing the change of Wiimote throws.
There’s nothing quite like pegging a Wiimote at a wall.
A rather sad artists impression
The Wiire has discovered in the Wii documentation a feature that will allow developers to update released Virtual Console games.
‘The “Update” button indicates there are enhancements for the game. If you have already downloaded the game, you may select “Update” to download the enhancements free of charge. Please note, downloading the update may impact the saved game data.‘
Some shiny Super Fruit Fall Wii screenshots. It won’t be Mahjong, and won’t deliver quite as much pleasure as other games in the same price range, but it sure does look appealling!
No matter which vehicle you chose to play with, Conspiracy Entertainment’s Baja Mania and Baja Destruction will provide a great opportunity to crash, smash and bash your way to the finish line.
The word Baja is taken from the Baja peninsula, a desert area in South Carolina where Baja racing first hit the underground. Baja Mania will offer racers a generic rally racing experience, with righter controls and faster vehicles. Racers progress through stages by winning, and can spend prize credits on upgrades to their setup.
Baja Destruction leaves traditional racers behind, focusing more on combat, nitro and improbable racing situations. The developers describe the game as ‘Mad Max meets Paris Dakar’. The game will prominently feature missiles.
Both games, released Quarter One 2007 [Europe], feature a tilt-use of the Wiimote to control the Baja racer.
‘Over the Christmas season, the Nintendo Wii will be an extremely scarce commodity.
We can help you find and secure a Wii at a major supplier, at retail price, without turning to eBay.‘
The people who brought you Playstation Finder, the number one ps3 retail price scouts, have launched their new venture, Nintendo Finder. Essentially, you pay a small fee for up-to-date infromation of which stores have Wii’s to sell.
Remember the not-so major Wii Sports scandal? Well US Wii owners were shocked to find that their Wii Sports play disks came in a paper-package instead of a hard case.
UK readers rejoice, for you, [and perhaps Australians] will recieve Wii Sports in a quality hard case. Woohoo!
‘In the US [Wii Sports] comes in a cardboard sleeve - in the UK a hard case.‘
‘Yesterday Nintendo “Wii move is started you” - route in Germany. A bus travels by completely Germany, in order to give to Zockern vorm sales start of the Wii console an alluding possibility.‘
In other words, a promotional Wii tour involving a bus crammed with Wii’s has began its journey around Germany. Sweet.