Here we have some official Nintendo Wii accessories - first up is the game and accessory case which holds up to 8 Wii games for a price of £14.99. Next up is the official Wii console carry bag which holds alot more than the Wii alone and is priced at £29.99.
A staff member of tritoch attended the Nintendo Fusion Tour which had some Wii demo units up and running. Unfortunately Cameras were not allowed at this event, but we managed to sneak a few with a camera phone. A tennis game that looked like Mario Tennis was playable, here are some pics (sorry for the quality):
The next instalment in the highly successful Star Wars: Battlefront series is slated to hit the 360 by no other than the acclaimed UK-based developer Free Radical, who has years of experience from working on previous shooters such as TimeSplitters and Goldeneye.
Source: CVG
Dark_AleX has once again updated his ground breaking homebrew app for PSP, the 2.71 Homebrew Enabler. The main new feature in this release is the ability to run static ELF files, which means it can launch almost all homebrew thats already out there on a 2.71 without being recompiled.
Read the full changelog and how to update inside.
Satoru Iwata, president of Nintendo of Japan, recently revealed some tidbits of information regarding the Wii development process. One of the ideas he came up with was to stop games being regarded with hostility in households by making the console automatically turn off if a parent said their child was only allowed to play games for an hour each day. In the end though, he said it wouldn’t be a good decision for a games company to do that.
Smart move Nintendo!
Source: Wii
Mastiff announced today it will bring action RPG Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure to North America early next year. Developed by Nihon Falcom, the creators of the Ys series, Gurumin has already won acclaim in Japan, where it debuted on the PSP this summer.
In Gurumin, players take the role of Parin, a young girl who discovers a village of friendly monsters. Soon, however, she learns that the monsters are threatened by Phantoms, evil spirits which are kidnapping the village inhabitants. Parin must find the Legendary Drill, a weapon which is powerful enough to destroy the Phantoms.
The game features real-time combat, 3D graphics, non-linear game play, and plenty of puzzles, monsters, characters, and dungeons. Look for Gurumin to reach North America in the first quarter of 2007.
Great news, I’ve played the Japan release and must say that it is an excellent RPG 
The official Playstation magazine has gone and confirmed that Oblivion is indeed heading to both the PS3 and PSP platforms. The PS3 verion boasts all new characters, locations, armor weapons and all the rest. As for the PSP version, it will be far from a direct port and set in a different location to the console and PC versions.
Nintendo has today revealed the relatively secret Wii message board feature as well as a function known as ‘Play History’ which logs all kinds of data on your gaming habits. Reportedly such a feature allows parents to do such things as set the console to shut off after a set number of gameplay time.
Source: Clubskill
RedOctane today announced that they shall be bringing their hit series ‘Guitar Hero’ to Microsofts next-generation console, the Xbox 360. RedOctane’s head of publishing seems very keen on the idea of downloadable content and micro transacations for the game via the popular Xbox Live network service.
Source: Yahoo
A Sony Australian Spokesperson has told Gamespot AU today that the price of the PS3 will remain the same in Australia at A$829.95 ($623.50) for the 20GB model, despite a price cut in Japan.
Source: Gamespot
