Infendo

For those Infendo readers residing in the Land of the Rising Sun (which is certainly not New England this morning), you will have a guaranteed 400,000 Wii’s to fight over when it launches in December. That’s four times as many as another recently launched console, but there’s no word from Nintendo if dropping this news bit today was in response to anything or just a bit of good o...

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Not the only site that looked poopsky back then… [via Clogged Tubz]

Here is a personal flashback to 2003: I remember hearing about this crazy game called GiFTPiA being developed by some company I had never heard of. What caught my attention was two prominent members of this Skip Ltd. company had worked on Chrono Trigger! I looked further and found this game was full of quirky ideas and had an interesting and very unique story. Too bad it never came to North Americ...

Everyone who has visited a Gamestop or EB Games is familiar with the bargain bin, featuring (approximately) year old games at a reduced price. I’ve picked a few gems out of the bargain bin for my Gamecube, including Pikmin 2, Viewtiful Joe 2, and Madden 2005. It lets you experience games you probably wouldn’t buy at full retail while saving a few bucks in the process. A great deal over...

4cr points to a new Call of Duty 3 Wii trailer that despite its oldish visuals, looks very engaging. Hopefully this bad boy can delivery some freshness to the tired WWII FPS genre. So which launch FPS game are you most excited for? Which will you buy?

As I typed away on my diamond encrusted keyboard today sipping Cristal from a goblet encased in platinum on my rich smelling mahogany desk, I started wishing I had a Mario tee shirt from Dolce and Gabbana that I could buy at my local Saks Fifth Avenue. And it had to be at LEAST $150 bucks. Today was my lucky day, as they have a Mario tee for $175 available just in time for the Wii launch. I sent m...

Tonight during the performance finals of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, Nintendo will air four 30-second commercials for Wii. The commercials feature two Japanese men who show up at homes across the United States and announce: “Wii would like to play.” Well, at least there’s no creepy baby head. The commercials will be posted to Nintendo.com and YouTube.com. The first place ...

Number five is alive!

Some Nintendo link scraps on the day: Ten Reasons to Utilize GameCube to GameBoy Advanced Connectivity UK Wii tour Press release: Nintendo’s marketing blitz Wii profiled on Sacabee.com Excite Truck custom soundtracks confirmed Save the Pinata, Play Nintendo [Thanks, John, Freddie, Josh, and Izaak]

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