Thursday, December 29, 2011

64MB 1019 Block Memory Card compatible for Wii & Gamecube

64MB 1019 Block Memory Card compatible for Wii & Gamecube Review



64MB 1019 Block Memory Card compatible for Wii & Gamecube Feature

  • 64MB Memory Card for Nintendo Wii and Gamecube Game System Console
  • Save your Gamecube games
  • Easy to use.
  • Low battery consumption
  • Memory: 64MB
Compatible with: NINTENDO Wii & Gamecube Package Contents: (ALL BRAND NEW) 1 x 64MB Memory Card for Nintendo Wii


Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Call of Duty 2: Big Red One

Call of Duty 2: Big Red One Review



Call of Duty 2: Big Red One Feature

  • Wide variety of missions on land, sea, and in the air, with the aid of over three dozen authentic American, Italian, French, and German weapons
  • Travel to war-torn Europe and Africa, as you live a soldier's story
  • Experience the camaraderie of a single tight-knit army squad, bound together through the chaos of battle over the course of the entire game
  • All-new AI and animation - Your squad will now make better use of environmental cover and tactical Maneuvers, such as flanking, envelopment, and fire-and-maneuver behaviors
  • Hear your allies reacting to the events on the battlefield with contextually accurate battle chatter
Experience the adrenaline rush and harsh realities of war as never before, get to know your squadmates, and fight alongside them through an epic story during the most harrowing moments of WWII. As a part of America's most decorated and heroic fighting unit, The Big Red One, you'll work together with your squad to accomplish a variety of combat missions spanning North Africa, Italy and Nazi-occupied Western Europe.


Tuesday, December 27, 2011

NCAA Football 2K3

NCAA Football 2K3 Review



NCAA Football 2K3 Feature

  • ESPN-style presentation
  • Players have the proportions and physiques of college-aged athletes
  • All 117 Division I-A teams and selected Division I-AA teams
  • Save senior players and draft them into NFL 2K3
  • 1-2 players
If you're looking for a football game with smooth flow and realistic action, Sega Sports' NCAA College Football 2K3 will certainly fit the bill. The action here is evenly paced and straightforward--no flashy 10-foot leaps, no stiff arms that knock the defender into the rotunda--and the talent level is definitely collegiate.

A working knowledge of college playbooks can be very helpful as the sets here are often highly complex. The producers have added a slew of subtle but significant features to simulate the game's nuances as well: a quarterback's accuracy greatly improves when his feet are set; you can totally hide your play-calling by holding down the X button and scrolling through decoy plays; you can anticipate using a spin move on offense by hitting the O button before contact; and you can use the analog sticks (as opposed to the directional buttons) to run with the ball (and in maximum passing mode, you can add zip or a lob touch while also adjusting throws in the air).

The graphics--including players, stadiums, the ESPN-style presentation, and game intro--are all top-notch. With 117 Division I-A teams at your disposal, devoted players can play full seasons (complete with rankings and bowl selections) or, in legacy mode, multiple seasons, going so far as recruiting high schoolers and running spring drills. The major drawback here is the no-name announcing team, a flat-out terrible crew offering an endless stream of stupid jokes and poor analysis. But you'll have the sound off and the stereo spinning anyway. --Marc Greilsamer

Pros:

  • Smooth, realistic game flow
  • Top-notch graphics and visual presentation
  • Attention to game action's nuances

Cons:

  • Game announcers are silly and ill-informed
  • Injury information is erratic
(This refers to the PlayStation2 version of this game) It's time to hit the turf and get ready for another round of NCAA football action. NCAA College Football 2K3 is here and it's full of updated rosters, teams and stadiums to fulfill all of your college football needs. Play as your favourite up-and-comers with a friend to see who's the best. NCAA College Football 2k3 is here for the Nintendo GameCube and it's go time. Hut, hut!


Monday, December 26, 2011

Universal RFU Adapter

Universal RFU Adapter Review



Universal RFU Adapter Feature

  • Your Old TV Reborn!
  • Connects your console to your TV
  • Compatible with PS2,Xbox,Xbox 360 and GameCube
  • LIFETIME WARRANTY
Use this RFU Adapter on any TV that doesn't have a video input terminal and transform it into a lean & mean gaming TV. Simply plug into your old TV's antenna input and you're able to connect your PS2, Xbox, GameCube. The integrated selector allows you ro switch from your game console to regular television in a snap.


Sunday, December 25, 2011

Namco Museum

Namco Museum Review



Namco Museum Feature

  • Great Namco Classics Bring your favorites along with you Pac Man Galaga Xevious Dig Dug II Galaxian Mappy and Tower of Druaga
  • Pac Man Vs For the first time ever this collaboration between Toru Iwatani creator of Pac Man and Shingeru Miyamoto legendary Nintendo creator is released as a separate product for fans of gaming to enjoy
  • Wireless play Challenge up to 3 of your friends in Pac Man Vs as one of you race to chomp up all the pellets With only one DS card your friends will be able to play as ghosts to stop you on your mission to clear the board
  • Unique viewing style With a new rendering system view your classics with the dual screens to your advantage
Namco Bandai brings its classic roster to the NDS, giving fans a handheld dose of gaming history! Namco Museum DS allows payers a chance to enjoy their favorite classics on the next generation of handhelds. In addition to the included legendary roster, Namco Museum DS also brings an updated version of fan favorite, Pac-Man Vs. Never before available as a separate product, this present day remake of Pac-Man headlines this Namco Museum, bringing classic gameplay with a twist.


Saturday, December 24, 2011

Need For Speed Hot Pursuit

Need For Speed Hot Pursuit Review



Need For Speed Hot Pursuit Feature

  • Four cities based on the real world locations Chongqing, Dubai, Rio de Janeiro and Las Vegas, with 20 tracks located there
  • Become the best driver on the streets by competing in races, evading cops and earning bounty
  • Six event types including Hot Pursuit, Eliminator, and the flat-out insanity Rush Hour mode which has the player racing against 99 other racers
  • Enhance the intensity of the pursuit with eight unique Supe-Up power-up options which players can pick up and use in races to improve their vehicle's performance or to hinder opponents
  • Experience the thrill of driving 33 of the world's most desirable high performance cars at incredible speeds

Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit is a high energy racing game that brings the thrill of racing, and chasing to Wii like no game before it. The game allows players to experience 20 unique tracks patterned after real international locations, while driving 33 of the world's most desirable high-performance cars at incredible speeds. Using power-ups spread throughout six different race event types players build their racing careers to become the ultimate force behind the wheel. Additional features include: four-player split-screen support and multiple Wii compatible controller support.

Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit game logo

A Revolutionary Addition to the NFS Franchise

Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit for Wii thrusts players into the thrill of the chase as they evade cops and takeout opponents at 150 mph. In this fast-paced play environment gamers will race the open world across the real world inspired cities of Chongqing, Dubai, Rio de Janeiro and Las Vegas. Players must battle it out until the finish line to prove their racing skills and earn bounty to become the most notorious street racer.

Of course, as the player's bounty increases, the cop AI adds to the mayhem as they set up road blockades and engage in adrenaline-fueled high-speed pursuits in an attempt to take out the racers. Player's can further amp up the intensity by battling up-to-four friends via split screen action. Whether it's with the Wii remote, Nunchuk, the classic controller or the Gamecube controller, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit lets gamers race it their way. All this combined with fresh modes and tracks make Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit one of the most exciting, heart-pounding arcade racers for the Wii.

Key Game Features
  • Career and Event Types - Become the best driver on the streets by competing in races, evading cops and earning bounty. The better you perform, the more bounty you achieve which can be used to purchase and upgrade cars. There are six event types including Hot Pursuit, Eliminator, and the flat-out insanity Rush Hour mode which has the player racing against 99 other racers.
  • Supe-Ups - Enhance the intensity of the pursuit with eight unique Supe-Up power-up options which players can pick up and use in races to improve their vehicle's performance or to hinder opponents. These include Cruise Control, Tank, Soundwave, Boost, Repair, Deflect the Heat and Jammer.
  • Cars and Tracks - In Hot Pursuit, the cars go from hot to hotter. Experience the thrill of driving 33 of the world's most desirable high performance cars at incredible speeds. Feel the power of outsmarting the law in high performance supercars like the Bugatti Veyron, Lamborghini Gallardo and McLaren MP4-12C.
  • Race the Open World - Race the open world of four cities based on the real world locations real world locations Chongqing, Dubai, Rio de Janeiro and Las Vegas. There are 20 unique tracks based in these cities with each city also being available as an open world for boss battles.

Additional Screenshots

Taking the lead with a power-up in Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit for Wii
6 diverse event types.
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4-player split-screen in Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit for Wii
4-player split-screen support.
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Accelerating from the back of the pack in Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit for Wii
A wealth of power-ups.
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Racer being chased in Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit for Wii
Avoid the cops at all costs.
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In Need for Speed Hot Pursuit, gamers will race the open world across the real world inspired cities of Chongqing, Dubai, Rio de Janeiro and Las Vegas. Players must battle it out until the finish line to prove their racing skills and earn bounty to become the most notorious street racer. Of course, as the player's bounty increases, the cop AI adds to the mayhem as they set up road blockades and engage in adrenaline-fueled high-speed pursuits in an attempt to take out the racers. Player's can further amp up the intensity by battling up-to-four friends via split screen. Whether it's with the Wii remote, nunchuck, the classic controller or the Gamecube controller, Need for Speed Hot Pursuit lets gamers race it their way. All this combined with fresh modes and tracks make Need for Speed Hot Pursuit one of the most exciting, heart-pounding arcade racers for the Wii.


Friday, December 23, 2011

Super Mario Galaxy

Super Mario Galaxy Review



Super Mario Galaxy Feature

  • Join Mario as he ushers in a new era of video games, defying gravity across all the planets in the galaxy
  • Players can run, jump, and battle enemies as they explore the many planets
  • Press buttons, swing the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers, and use the Wii Remote to point at and drag things on-screen
  • Perform mind-bending, low-gravity jumps across wild alien terrain
  • For 1 to 2 players
As always with any Nintendo game console, the first Super Mario game is one of the defining experiences on the system. Join Mario as he ushers in a new era of video games, defying gravity across all the planets in the galaxy. When some creature escapes into space with Princess Peach, Mario gives chase, exploring bizarre planets all across the galaxy. Since he's in space, Mario can perform mind-bending jumps unlike anything he’s done before. He'll also have a wealth of new moves that are all based around tilting, pointing and shaking the Wii Remote.