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With the Wii MotionPlus having been released roughly 10 months ago, you might be wondering: Where are all the Wii MotionPlus games -- particularly from Nintendo themselves? MTV Multiplayer was wondering as well, and they posed the question to Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime.
"There's tremendous support for Wii MotionPlus. First, what it would highlight is that 'Wii Sports Resort' continues to sell exceptionally

<span class="articleText">Trademark law may state that the slogan "It only does everything" can only be used by Sony to describe the PlayStation 3, but when we live in a world where the Nintendo DS can be used to train fast-food workers, we think Nintendo should have a legitimate claim to the description.
According to Japanese trade paper Nikkei (via Andriasang), McDonalds will indeed soon be using the DS to train their part-time employees in Japan, using a proprietary program called "eSmart" that they're developing themselves. This will mean installing around two DS handhelds in every McDonalds store in the country, which apparently totals 3,700 locations as of the

With the World Cup just around the corner, you can expect these soccer ball remote controls to get a healthy spike in sales. Considering that tensions will be high and there will be plenty of shouting when your team fails to score, the fact that this remote control is padded might just be a good thing. It&rsquo;s pre-programmed for many TV, VCR, satellite and DVD systems, and can be used from a distance up to 20 feet. $20 doesn&rsquo;t seem like too much to pay to avoid your telly being smashed by a flying remote control, right?

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The latest issue of GamePro has a juicy reveal for fans of Marvel's webhead right on its cover: Evidently, the next Spider-Man game out of Activision will be called Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions.
Probably more details will be found inside the issue, but right now all we know is the title of this still-unannounced game on the mag's cover (via MTV Multiplayer). Activision CEO Bobby Kotick recently made news by

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When Tiger Woods's extra-marital issues first started making news, EA Sports was one of Woods's sponsors to stick by the golfer from the get-go. But somehow, we have a feeling their next Tiger Woods game won't have much resemblance to the vision of the future South Park presented earlier this week.
As you can see in the clip above (which we warn you is, unlike the television airing, completely bleep-free and packed with NSFW language), South Park started its new season this week with their unique reenactment of the fateful night that started the Tiger Woods saga, and they give it a uniquely gamer-spin to boot. The episode revisited this version of "Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11" throughout the story, and you can see another (also very NSFW!)

We learned over a year ago that a brand new Pikmin game is on Shigeru Miyamoto's plate, and now we have more confirmation from the great man himself: According to the Twitter feed of the Official Nintendo Magazine UK (via Joystiq), they were told by Miyamoto at last night's BAFTA Video Game Awards that development of Pikmin 3 is "well underway."
Unfortunately it seems

It&rsquo;s not often you hear something dubbed &ldquo;super&rdquo; and find out that it&rsquo;s also an eco-oriented product, but that&rsquo;s just what the Superbus is. The students at UT Delft in the Netherlands have come up with a prototype Superbus, which is an electric-powered machine, sporting a carbon fiber shell, low chassis, and 16 individual gull-wing doors. Thanks to its lithium-polymer battery pack that powers its motors (up to 800hp if we may add), it&rsquo;s a zero-emission vehicle, and can travel up to 130 miles before needing to be juiced up. Passengers will have to book their seats in advance, either by calling or texting

Bottling Lightning: Recording the Music of Battlefield: Bad Company 2
Bad Company 2's audio team tells us how music can bloom on a Battlefield. By Alex Van Zelfden




While it may not be too unfair to picture game development as a dreary building full of people hunched in front of computer monitors for months on end, the industry certainly has plenty of appealing aspects as well. Obviously weapon demonstrations are a blast; motion capture sessions can be counted on to provide a few laughs for the uninitiated; and don't forget the occasional company picnic. But perhaps one of the most genuinely dramatic, if not fascinating events that can happen in

<span class="articleText">I've been keeping my eyes open for Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon ever since its demo at Tokyo Game Show in 2008. Something about this Wii game's beautiful environments and enchanting premise really captured my imagination. You play as Seto, a 15-year-old boy who's all alone in a post-apocalyptic world until he sets off in search for other survivors like himself. The world is quiet and moody, filled with dilapidated ruins, abandoned trash, and lingering spirits -- and all of it is displayed in wonderful detail. In the atmosphere department, Fragile is a success. But on a basic gameplay level, Fragile unfortunately missteps.
You have this creepily serene landscape to explore, complete with discoverable objects that replay the cherished

With the amount of gear that most of us carry around these days, it is no surprise that various chargers tend to bulk up our luggage as well. The MOSeco ES905 charger aims to make life slightly easier on you, featuring built-in batteries that can be charged when connected to a power source via mini USB or placed under direct sunlight to take advantage of its solar panels. If all else fails, there is always the hand-crank to some good old fashioned muscle power. The MOSeco ES905 charger has a plethora of adapters for most cellphones, smartphones, MP3-players, digital cameras and portable media players among others. Additional hardware specifications include a flashlight with three LEDs, a digital watch, alarm clock functionality as well as the ability to indicate air temperature and battery level.

<span class="articleText">Developer Harmonix has 10 more tracks ready for next week's Rock Band DLC. They've announced new downloads from L.A. punk pioneers X, former KISS guitarist Ace Frehley, modern pop sensations OneRepublic, and more. Be on the lookout for the DLC next Tuesday, March 23 on Xbox 360 and Wii (Thursday, March 25 on PlayStation 3).
The Rock Band devs also listed the 29 songs that have been added to the Rock Band Network store on the Xbox 360 over the last week. Among the new additions are tracks by Clutch, Third Eye Blind, MxPx, and Left 4 Dead 2's Midnight Riders.
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It won't be long be long before you get to try Mass Effect 2's answer to the Mako for yourself. The Firewalker DLC pack will be landing next week.
The pack will feature five new missions based on the brand-new Hammerhead. It will be free to those who have the Cerberus Network.
It will be followed shortly after by Kasumi's Stolen Memory, which is slated to launch April 6. It will introduce the thief Kasumi along with her loyalty mission, and will be the first paid DLC.

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If you&rsquo;re wondering how Thursday came and went without you getting the highly anticipated Motorola Droid Android 2.1 update, we&rsquo;ve got a tidbit of news for you. According to Tom Pica, a Verizon spokesperson, the update wasn&rsquo;t delayed, as was previously reported, but the Android 2.1 update was deployed to a small number of Verizon test users (as scheduled). It&rsquo;s good to know that Verizon apparently sent out the Android 2.1 updates, since that means it&rsquo;s (almost) ready, though the downer is that