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A feature on Mario's Super Inferno (Super Mario Galaxy 2) from Games Radar: Screw the haters! The Dante's Inferno Super Bowl ad was the greatest marketing move of all time. Of course, most of that had to do with the sweet serenade provided by Soul Deity, Bill Withers! So why the hell wouldn’t it work for Mario? ... Go to Source ...
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A feature on Game music of the day: Donkey Kong Country 2 (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest) from Games Radar: Welcome to VGMpire, GamesRadar's daily blast of all things pertaining to the ever-growing field of game music. Each post will introduce new sounds, games, composers and fan-made remixes of gaming's greatest aural achievements. ... Go to Source ...
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A feature on Gaming's famous moustached men: shaved (Super Mario Galaxy) from Games Radar: What links all great men through history? The insatiable pursuit of power? An unwillingness to compromise? Snappy dress sense? Nah, it’s a good old tache, of course. Inspired by the recent clean shaven antics of Final Fantasy big cheese Hironobu Sakaguchi and Adolf Hitler, we’ve decided to shave the soup strainers off some of our favourite games characters.Warning: the following images may shock and appal ... Go to Source ...
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A feature on Zelda cosplay goes high fashion (The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Virtual Console) from Games Radar: Sometimes cosplay can be embarassing and degrading to the person involved. Thcostume is a pale imitation, their 'helmet' is made out of tinfoil and teaspoons, their make up drawn on by a blindfolded gibbon. But not always. Some cosplay is incredible. It's like a game character has crawled out of the TV screen and inhabited the REAL WORLD.  Like this downright classy, high-fashion Zelda cosplay... ... Go to Source ...
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A feature on TV ads that steal from games (Super Mario Galaxy) from Games Radar: So there we are on a Tuesday evening, watching the TV, when the commercial break comes on. Advert for Insurance. Advert for baby milk. Advert for some shit movie we're never going to watch. Advert for cheaper gas. Advert for... hang on a sec. That advert for gas was a rip off of the Super Mario Galaxy planets! That's what started it off. And now we've spotted a bunch of other ads which robbed from games. ... Go to Source ...
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All three SKUs use “exact same” board.

Activision has revealed that Tony Hawk: Ride on Wii lets you skate as your Mii avatar.

This feature separates the game from PS3 and Xbox 360 versions, which are also due out on 4th December.

“One of the big wins for us is that you can skate as your Miis. We kept asking to get this feature in, and Nintendo liked what they saw,” producer Yale Miller told IGN.


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Wii explanation, story, gameplay.

A source close to Disney has let slip the first details of Warren Spector’s new Wii game, Epic Mickey, to Eurogamer.

The choice of platform, incidentally, boils down to Mickey’s tools – paintbrushes, erasers, thinner, pencils and other artist tools – being mapped to Wii remote gestures.

But let’s rewind a bit.


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Game Informer puts an end to rumour.

US magazine Game Informer has announced Epic Mickey as its November cover feature, confirming the game as Wii-exclusive and in development at Junction Point Studios, where Warren Spector runs the show.

The revealation puts and end to months of speculation, although whether the finer details – which we rounded up in July – turn out to be true remains to be seen.

The cover art on the Game Informer website (via VG247) shows Mickey with a paintbrush in his hand facing off against a massive monster made of a black oil-like substance. A castle looms in the background, and both Mickey and beast appear to be melting away. It’s dark, it’s moody – it looks brilliant.


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If you live in the West, at any rate.

Capcom is likely to scrap the online charge for Monster Hunter Tri when the game heads West.

“It’s something that we’re looking into at the moment and there are a few factors to consider. Firstly, Monster Hunter isn’t as popular in the West, so it might put people off. Secondly, Japan doesn’t have Friend Codes, so Capcom run all the servers and the monthly fee is essentially to pay for those costs,” Capcom’s Chris Kramer told GamingUnion (via Kotaku).

WiiSpeak support is another area the publisher is looking into for Monster Hunter Tri’s Western release, although there is nothing set in stone just yet.


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