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Guitar Bundle includes 'Guitar Hero World Tour' compatible software and new improved guitar controller. In the all-new Party Play mode, players can now jump in or drop out of gameplay seamlessly, without interrupting their jam session. Play with any in-game instrument combination in any game mode - multiple vocalists, guitarists, bassists and drummers. Features new in-game artists and rock legends, including Johnny Cash, Carlos Santana and Shirley Mason from Garbage. The entire 85 song set... Read Full Story

Wii Fit Balance Board Glow in the Dark Silicone Sleeve ( Accessory ) By CTA Digital Buy new : $15.99 21 used and new from $13.58 Customer Rating: Related tags: wii fit (16), balance board (10), wii fit cover (9), wii (6), glow in the dark (6), accessories (5), cover (5), protectors (3), nintendo (3), silicone sleeve for safety and comfort , silicone sleeve , problems Product Images Review & Description CTA DIGITAL WI-BGD Glow in the Dark Silicone Sleeve for Wii Fit Balance Board. With this... Read Full Story

If you own a Wii, or want to get one, you have to be asking: What are the best Wii games? You can choose from hundreds of different titles, so there is literally something for everyone. If you are considering joining the many who have a Wii, you might benefit from knowing some of the most popular titles on the market right now. If you own a Wii you are likely familiar with Wii Sports. This came comes with any new console purchase and features a limited array of popular sports the whole... Read Full Story

Of the trio of current-generation video game consoles, only the Nintendo Wii lacks a first-party recharging solution for its controllers. If you don’t want to go through an endless stream of AA batteries, that means you’ll be turning to one of the increasing number of third-party charging accessories becoming available. We’re still very happy with our Nyko Charging Base that can simultaneously power up to two Wii remotes and adds a nice rubber grip to the back of the controllers as... Read Full Story

Of the trio of current-generation video game consoles, only the Nintendo Wii lacks a first-party recharging solution for its controllers. If you don't want to go through an endless stream of AA batteries, that means you'll be turning to one of the increasing number of third-party charging accessories becoming available. We're still very happy with our Nyko Charging Base that can simultaneously power up to two Wii remotes and adds a nice rubber grip to the back of the controllers as well. But... Read Full Story

When you talk about using the Nintendo’s Wii console hardware, accessories and software, you are then talking about Wii Homebrew. Because of the Wii console, many are delighted and many have enjoyed; thus, making it one of the best multimedia consoles in the world today. However, it has something lacking in its features- it doesn’t have the ability to play DVD. Well, that was way back then. Today, with the initiative of some smart people, software was designed to fix such problem. Such... Read Full Story

There are a lot of gaming consoles nowadays that are being made available for millions of gamers anywhere in this world. But, there is only one that reigns among the rest when it comes to functionalities and features, it is the multimedia console called Wii. What makes the device even more attracting today is its capability to play DVD on Wii. There is absolutely a way to unlock your wii to be able to play your favourite movies nicely. This hidden feature of the device is exposed through... Read Full Story

NPD Group said that US videogame industry sales for the year are on track to hit 20 billion dollars despite not measuring up to stellar revenues seen in 2008. Sales of videogame software and hardware in November totaled 2.7 billion dollars, a 7.6 percent drop from the same month last year but still the second-best November revenue figures on record, according to the market research company. US videogame sales for the first 11 months of 2009 were some 14 billion dollars, about 12 percent less... Read Full Story

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Sales of video game equipment and software in the United States fell 7.6 percent in November to $2.7 billion, research group NPD said on Thursday, as the struggling industry limped into the crucial holiday sales period. Hardware sales fell 13.4 percent, while software sales dropped 3.1 percent. The results were worse than some analysts had expected. "This should not be viewed as a healthy start to the holiday season," EEDAR analyst Jesse Divnich said in a research... Read Full Story

NPD Group said that US videogame industry sales for the year are on track to hit 20 billion dollars despite not measuring up to stellar revenues seen in 2008. Sales of videogame software and hardware in November totaled 2.7 billion dollars, a 7.6 percent drop from the same month last year but still the second-best November revenue figures on record, according to the market research company. US videogame sales for the first 11 months of 2009 were some 14 billion dollars, about 12 percent less... Read Full Story