Hajime no Ippo Revolution Wii

Hajime no Ippo Revolution Wii

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Media Create Japan Hardware Sales: May 7th-13th

Software sales had a poor showing last week, and hardware got hit too. Overall sales fell considerably after the incredible spike two weeks ago. Still, the Nintendo DS sold 164k handhelds, and the Wii waggled 52.5k consoles. The PSP didn't really seem shaken, as its sales remained fairly close to what they were two weeks ago with 34.5k sold, largely thanks to the re-release of Final Fantasy Tactics. It is the PlayStation 3 that is faring the worst, with sales below the 10k mark.

The PS3 pulled in a mere 9k systems, truly pathetic. We're holding out hope for the arrival of Folklore (formerly known as Monster Kingdom) when it debuts in early June. Ninja Gaiden Sigma will follow the week after, and we're hoping that both games manage to make an impact on the sales of the console like Gundam Musou did a few months back.

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New Super Smash Bros. Brawl item revealed - Gooey Bomb

The official website for Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. Brawl was updated today with the first look at one of the (presumably many) new items we can expect to find in the anticipated Wii game. It's called the Gooey Bomb. As the name would suggest, it's meant for sticking to things. It will stick to most objects, including other players. But, all is not lost if you get stuck with it - the Gooey Bomb may be transferred to other players if you happen to brush by them. Here are some pictures of the bomb in action:

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Top 5 Nintendo Wii Accessories

So while the world is going crazy for the Nintendo Wii (which is proven by outselling the ps3 by 4.5 times as many consoles), we sit here wondering what are some of the best Nintendo Wii Accessories.

So here are our Top 5 Nintendo Wii Accessories (feel free to tell us yours by leaving a comment):

Wii Sandisk 2GB SD Gaming Memory Card The only official licensee of Nintendo is SanDisk's SD Gaming card which I feel is a must to get the maximum performance and benefit from all the advanced features on the Wii.

Joytech Wii Power Station Two rechargeable Battery-Packs help the gaming go on and on.

Pyramat S2000 Sound Rocker Gaming Chair Had to add this one, although it works on most of the other games systems it is still a must accessory for the Wii

Official Nintendo Nunchuk Controller Obvious but a much needed accessory

Joytech Sharp Shooter You got to love the way the Wii gets you active and more involved in the games and for shooting games this is a much needed accessory.

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Simpsons, Sims and SimCity DS Headline EA Summer

The Simpsons, SimCity DS and The Sims Pet Stories, My Sims for Wii and Sims 2: Pets for Wii headlined Electronic Arts summer event last night in San Francisco. Here's a rundown on these and other games.SimCity DSRelease Date: June 19The video game classic hits the Nintendo DS. Play virtual mayor to a palm-sized city. Choose to build a city from scratch or save a city from unnatural disasters like a giant gorilla and UFOs. Urban planning has never looked more adorable.The Sims Pet Stories (PC)Release Date: June 2006For anyone who has yet to experience the Sims -- the new "Stories" series aims to introduce newbies to the series by getting them involved with storylines. In Pet Stories, players meet Alice who enters her dog into a show to earn cash so she can pay off her mortgage. The game contains 12 stories in total -- all designed to ease new players into the whole Sims experience.

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Red Seel Soundtrack on iTunes

Music composer and producer Tom Salta has announced that his musical works on the Nintendo Wii launch title Red Steel from Ubisoft is now aviable on iTunes music store. The soundtrack is the first digital download soundtrack made available by the publisher. If iTunes isnt your thing, then you can still pickup the CD on May 29th. Were really happy to make this possible, especially with Toms spectacular work on Red Steel, said Didier Lord, Executive Director of Ubisoft Music. Its an important move as it will be Ubisofts first soundtrack released on major digital distribution channels the first of many to come! To capture the authentic Japanese culture of Red Steel, Tom recorded actual Japanese instruments performed by expert Japanese musicians. Performances by Taikoza and violinist Lili Haydn are all included in the download.

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