Nintendo Wii exposed to Adobe Flash bug
Symantec says a recently identified Adobe Flash vulnerability could affect the Nintendo Wii through the console’s Opera internet browser.
Xara articles
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Xara Xtreme Pro 3.0 review
Xara Extreme Pro’s toolset pitches the software at multi-tasking creatives. It’s primarily a vector-based graphics application, though it does include a photo editor, bitmap support, and conversion tools.
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PlayStation 3 sales mark first weekly rise
Sales of the PlayStation 3 in its home market have finally begun to rise, four weeks after the console was launched, according to data from Media Create.
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Nintendo Wii sells 372,000 in Japan
Sales of Nintendo's Wii games console hit 372,000 units over its first two days on the market in Japan, according to figures from Enterbrain. The console is released in Europe tomorrow. Enterbrain publishes local gaming magazine Famitsu and its figures are generally regarded in the gaming industry as reliable.
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Nintendo Wii hit by flying controllers
Nintendo is taking a close look at the wrist-strap on the controller for its Wii console after several reports on the Internet about straps breaking, causing the controller to fly out of the hands of users, its president said Thursday.
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Xara Xtreme Pro combines graphics tools
Xara has released Xara Xtreme Pro, an expanded version of its Xara Xtreme combination layout/vector graphics software aimed at creative professionals.
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PlayStation 3, Wii prices falling online
The recently-launched PlayStation 3 and Wii game consoles remain popular on Internet auction sites, but the price they are fetching is falling as launch-related hype dies down.
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TGS: Most Nintendo Wii games lack multiplayer
Listed on the official Nintendo Wii site, out of nine first-party Nintendo games only two titles, Wii Sports and Mario Strikers Charged, are offering 4-player multiplay. The other seven games are limited to one or two players only.
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TGS: Nintendo could beat Sony
Its low price and innovative controller could push Nintendo's Wii console to the top spot in Japan's multi-billion dollar video gaming market, two industry watchers said Thursday.
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Nintendo's Wii coming to Japan in December
Nintendo will launch its Wii game console in Japan on December 2, company president Satoru Iwata said at a Tokyo news conference on Thursday.
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Nintendo divulges Wii details
We're here at the lush Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, where Nintendo has started its 2006 E3 Media Briefing.
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Xbox 360 Japan: 44,000 sales
Microsoft's Xbox 360 console sold just under 44,000 units in its first two days on sale in Japan, a market research company said Friday.
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Nintendo rethinks the game controller
Nintendo will offer a game controller with its upcoming Revolution games console that is drastically different from those used in previous consoles.
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Nintendo launches GameBoy Micro
Nintendo Co. Ltd. launched its newest handheld gaming device, the GameBoy Micro, in Japan on Tuesday.
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Nintendo lifts lid off its next-gen console
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata gave his keynote at the Game Developer's Conference held in San Francisco, outlining what lies ahead for its next-generation console codenamed Revolution.
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Nintendo launches DS handheld
It's the fight computer gamers have been waiting for. But the latest duel between wise old master Nintendo and challenger Sony is not taking place on a TV screen.
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Nintendo DS launch date announced
Nintendo has announced the launch date and price point for the Nintendo DS, with the new dual-screened handheld hitting retailers in the US on November 21 for the price of $149.99 (around £85) -- lower than what many retailers and analysts speculated.
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Xara X1 review
This drawing and illustration application has been in a crisis of identity recently. In the last couple of years it’s been called eveything from Corel Xara to Webster. This upgrade bears the name Xara X1.
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Sony, Nintendo unveil handhelds
Games are going small in a big way, with both Sony and Nintendo announcing powerful new handheld gaming devices on the eve of the Electronic Entertainment Expo here this week. Sony fired the first shot in its battle with Nintendo's popular Game Boy Advance in the portable gaming arena by unveiling specs for the PSP.
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Game publishers back Nintendo DS
Nintendo has announced that its upcoming handheld system Nintendo DS has garnered the support of some of the largest game publishers worldwide, including Atari, THQ, Electronic Arts, Activision, Atari, Ubisoft, Majesco, Capcom, Sega, Konami, Hudson Soft, Namco, Bandai, Koei, and Square Enix.