11 Jul, 2008
Hooray, we now have an official Wario Land Shake Dimension release date! On the 26th of September we can all get shaking our Wii Remotes up and down looking ridiculous whilst we pull off Wario’s spectacular ground punch move. I was quite excited by the first screenshots but now after seeing the game in motion I am quite convinced that this Nintendo 2D game will make up for the totally dreadful Super Paper Mario. Related: Wario Land Shake It, Nintendo release schedule
8 Jul, 2008
It’s been announced that a new yoga game utilising the Wii Fit Balance Board is due to hit the shelves. The Yoga Wii release date is scheduled for April 2009 and promises to exercise your body, mind and soul.
4 Jul, 2008
Get ready to travel to Piñata Island once again as Microsoft finally announce the Viva Piñata Trouble in Paradise release date. Hitting the shelves on the 5th of September with 30 extra Piñata species to discover and what fans wanted most, a bigger game world. You’re no longer limited to the confines of the garden, this time you have a whole host of new areas to explore and to interact with.
PS3 / Release dates / Xbox 360
30 Jun, 2008
Pro Evolution Soccer 2009’s been confirmed for an Autumn release in the UK. They promise a complete graphical overhaul and more tweaks to make the game even more like the real thing. Konami, please sort out better set plays and non-jerky online play.
29 May, 2008
Middle class readers rejoice. Family Ski from Namco Bandai has been given the green light for a UK release this summer. Just because there is a credit crunch doesn’t mean your family has to live like paupers with no skiing holiday this year, take them to the Happy Ski Resort where fresh powder, groomed runs, multiple trails, and state of the art facilities await their arrival. Grab your Wii Remote and Nunchuck which simulate as your ski poles then hop onto the Wii balance board for your ultra realistic home skiing experience with up to four players at home and...
PC / PS3 / Release dates / Wii / Xbox 360
28 May, 2008
Not content with making us play through the 2008 Olympic Games as an Italian American plumber and a blue spiky hedgehog with Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games, our good friends at Sega are giving us more athletic action for our money. Beijing 2008 is a more realistic video game portrayal of the ancient sporting games, no green dinosaurs or foxes with two tails will be found here. This time around you will be able to represent your own country in an attempt to win gold medals in all the classic events. PC, 360 and PS3 owners don’t have...