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I don’t really like it to tell you the truth. A lot of mockups from a year ago looked exactly the same and I was never a big fan.

Microsoft announced the European and US dates and prices for the Xbox 360 HD-DVD today.
It will come in Mid-November for both territories at 200 US dollars, 200 Euros, and 130 GBP. Bundled with it will come a Universal remote control and a copy of Peter Jackson’s King Kong.
So now if you wanna get a 360 […]

Today Nintendo quite unexpectedly announced that the Wii and GameCube versions of Twilight Princess would not be coming out at the same time. As the title states, the GCN version will not come out for almost a month after the Wii version. The question though, is why?
Why would it take longer for a simpler version […]

So this so called “major” console announcement that Joystiq and Kotaku promised us was in fact just a bunch of hot air. The news was that IBM has been shipping the Wii chip-sets to Nintendo for about a month now. Really? Have developers starting working on the games too? Gimme a break. I can see […]

If you’ve read either Joystiq or Kotaku gaming blogs today, you may have noticed both of them claim to have top secret console news that they can’t release ’till after midnight tonight.
Kotaku:
“Expect to hear some kinda interesting news about a very interesting upcoming console at 12:01 a.m. EST Friday. The embargoed news was sent out […]

If you thought the hype for Twilight Princess had died off, you’re not alone. But now a few months before its release it appears that the hype machine is starting up again.
Shigeru Miyamoto spoke with Japanese gaming publication, Nintendo Dream and revealed that players using the Wii version of the game will be able to […]

August 16, 2005. To most it’s just another brick in the wall. But to the Zelda faithful, it’s a national remembrance day. Today is the one year anniversary of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess’ delay. Some would argue this day’s likeness to the JFK assassination, or Pearl Harbor, because they remember exactly where they were and what they were doing when they heard the news. To the Zelda community, it’s shock really was that great. So on this anniversary, let’s take a look back and relive the game’s ascension from the mind’s of Nintendo EAD developers, to its present day form.