Nintendo stories - Page 14

In Sydney, Christmas shopping hysteria begins in October, with IT and electronics topping the festive wishlist despite economic concerns.

For those who missed the revolution first time around, Wii Fit is best described as an interactive virtual fitness regime.

Disney's 'G-Force' game for Nintendo DS is surprisingly good, with fast-paced gameplay and a substantial element of problem solving.

Nintendo reveals the DSi XL in Japan with 4.2-inch screens and enhanced battery life, set to launch in Europe and North America in early 2010.

I've developed what I consider, as a veteran gamer, an unnerving appreciation for Rock Band and its stable-mate Guitar Hero.

Wii owners reimbursed with a free NES title after buying now-free Internet Channel, needing latest system update to redeem before Dec 31.

Like Wii Sports before it, Wii Sports Resort is an accessible party game that's likely to draw in all manner of players.

The Conduit revives the FPS genre on the Wii with innovative controls and custom settings, despite its typical sci-fi plot and motion-sensitive challenges.

Little King's Story: A Wii title tipped as the best, blending quirky charm with complex global conquest, in a world of pastels and power moves.

Apple's iPhone is shaking up the portable gaming world, challenging the reign of Nintendo's DS and PlayStation's PSP with soaring sales.

Banjo Tooie, the charming sequel to the adventure platformer Banjo Kazooie, lands on Xbox Live Arcade, appealing to a new generation of gamers.

Don King Boxing for Wii packs a punch with stunning graphics and intense workouts, proving virtual boxing is a knockout way to fitness and fun.

Shooting sprees, hot-wiring parked cars and screaming pedestrians are all part of the sadistic charm of Grand Theft Auto.

Bionic Commando sequel swings into action, offering players a thrilling adventure with a bionic arm capable of superhuman feats.

Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts shatters expectations, unveiling a vehicle-building adventure that diverges boldly from its platforming roots.

Put simply: Kirby is a fat pink puffball. Did we mention how adorable he is? No? Well, he's cute enough to kidnap.

Christmas product trends and sales techniques in New Zealand. The 3G iPhone and iPods are predicted to be big sellers this year.

FINAL FANTASY IV makes a grand return on Nintendo DS, delivering a rich RPG experience with its enhanced ATB system and striking 3D graphics.

If there's one game that stands out above all others when considering the history and popularity of the role-playing genre, that game is Final Fantasy VII.

Guitar Hero: On Tour brings the rock legend to DS, with impressive playability despite some physical challenges.