If there was ever a way to get ready for athletics, it wouldn’t be by playing video games (except maybe the Daley Thompson ones). But Nintendo see it a different way.
Introducing the Wii Games: Summer 2010 competition.
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Wii Games 2010 kicks off
July 17th, 2010 — Competitions, Mario, News, Nintendo, Wii
Film review: King of Kong
May 6th, 2010 — Films, Games conventions, Nintendo, Retro, Reviews, Videogames
Leet Games Blog has finally got round to sitting down and watching 2007′s Donkey Kong ‘thon – King of Kong on DVD.
The film follows the attempts of family man Steve Wiebe in his quest to smash the Donkey Kong world record held by Billy Mitchell for over 20 years (no, he’s not the new-found drug dealer from Eastenders). Here’s what we thought…
Perfect Dark: ruined by aliens
March 26th, 2010 — Features, FPS, N64, Videogames, Xbox 360, Xbox Live Arcade
It’s been a while since we wrote a strong opinionated piece on Leet Games Blog, and what perfect way to start with the mess of a storyline in Perfect Dark.
Yes we know it’s an N64 game, we know storyline shouldn’t be taken seriously in a game of its time and we know it’s still a bit of a classic in the gameplay department, but the story towards the end of the game sorely lets down the title as a whole.
New Super Mario Bros on Wii
November 8th, 2009 — Gameplay footage, Games conventions, Mario, Nintendo, Previews, Retro, Software, Videogames, Wii
New Super Mario Bros on the Wii is a return to the Mario-style gameplay of old. But does it still have that charm?
Leet Games Blog had half-an-hour with the game to see if the Wii gets another long-awaited exclusive classic, or just a money-grabbing Mario game.
Government MP in videogame praise shocker?
September 15th, 2009 — Credit crunch, Games conventions, Government, Microsoft, News, Nintendo, Real life, Sony, Videogames
Can MPs and videogames live together in peace?
Normally if you mention BAFTA and videogames in the same sentence you’d be met with howls of derision and most likely a smack in the chops. Which is no surprise if you’ve ever watched the videogame BAFTAs on TV.
However on the October 27th BAFTA Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft and the shadow minister for culture will be speaking at the London Games Conference – good news for the UK games industry?
My Wii goes under the hammer
July 8th, 2009 — Credit crunch, Dom Sacco, Hardware, Nintendo, Wii
So it was bye-bye to my Nintendo Wii today after I finally lost it with the party box.
Find out why I killed my Wii and what I’m going to replace it with…
Fallout 3 walkthrough: your guide to the wasteland
April 29th, 2009 — Bethesda, Fallout 3, Games tips, Microsoft, Nintendo, PC, PlayStation 3, Software, Videogames, Xbox 360
Fallout 3 is one of the biggest role playing games and traversing through the wasteland is a mammoth task.
Here’s a round-up of the best Fallout 3 walkthroughs to help you on your way.
Mario speedrun: insane gaming
April 21st, 2009 — Mario, Nintendo, Retro, Speedrun, Videogames, Weird games
The Mario speedrun is a crazy time trial where gamers try to complete a Mario game as fast as possible.
Here’s the craziest Mario speedrun I’ve witnessed, along with two other impressive efforts… prepare to feel your jaw drop now.
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Exclusive: Zelda on its way to Xbox 360
April 1st, 2009 — Dom Sacco, Humour, News, Nintendo, Software, Videogames, Xbox 360, Xbox Live, Zelda
Yes you read that right. No I can’t believe it either.
A brand new Zelda game is on its way to Xbox 360 Live Arcade, and I’ve got the full scoop inside…
Video games for Christmas
December 14th, 2008 — Blizzard, DS, EA, Microsoft, Nintendo, PC, PlayStation 3, Software, Sony, Videogames, Wii, World of Warcraft, Xbox 360
There are tons of amazing video games for Christmas, but choosing one can be difficult.
I round up 18 of the best Christmas video games – from online games to casual games and childrens’ games – to help you find the right gift.
Find out which games should be wrapped under your Christmas tree this year. What are you getting for Christmas?
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