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Stop Smoking: The Game. Seriously.
Nintendo DS
Developed at Ubisoft Quebec City, Allen Carr’s Easyway to Stop Smoking will make its debut on the Nintendo DS system in November, 2008. If you want to quit before then, try playing a videogame; it'll keep your hands busy and your brain distracted. Oh, wait...

DFC: PS3 to overtake Xbox 360 in 2009
Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Windows PC, Xbox 360
The record game sales of 2007 are just a start for the soaring videogame business according to industry research firm, DFC Intelligence. Further, DFC forecasts that sales of the formerly floundering PlayStation3 should overtake the Xbox 360 in sales in 2009, finishing in a strong second behind the Nintendo Wii.

Insecticide
Nintendo DS
If you're left handed, or if you covet subtle humans niceties like, oh, eyesight, you might want to steer clear of Insecticide, even though it's otherwise a pretty good bang at that whole murder mystery action/adventure thing.

NPD reports Nintendo Wii tops Canadian sales charts
Nintendo DS, Wii
According to NPD Group, Nintendo's little white console that could has surpassed its Canadian competitors (i.e. PlayStation3 and Xbox 360) in lifetime sales. Welcome to the Great Wii North.

Nintendo Media Summit: Low-key, no martinis, too much sushi
Nintendo DS, Wii
The Nintendo Media Summit, recently held in San Francisco, went something like this: I fit, you fit, we all fit for Wii Fit and a buttload of other gaming goodness. No booze though, much to Chris Hudak's chagrin, but he stuck it out and filed this report nonetheless.

Nintendo Media Summit: Hands-on Fit, Guitar, Kart, Eat, more
Nintendo DS, Wii
At the San Francisco leg of Nintendo's Media Summit, Evergeek's Chris Hudak and Emily Balistrieri spent some low-key hands-on time with many forthcoming Nintendo games, some obvious A-listers like Wii Fit and Rock Band, plus some typically surreal Nintendo gems-in-waiting, like Major League Eating: The Game. You read that right.

Nintendo leads, Brawl rules March
Nintendo DS, Wii
Funny, but there are industry analysts trying to go against the grain by suggesting the Nintendo has "peaked," that the House of Mario can't possibly sustain its current hotcakes sales streak. Makes for alluring headlines, but then Nintendo goes ahead and breaks a few more sales records.

THQ Editor's Day by the Bay: Pixar, WALL-E, booze, de Blobs
Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Windows PC, Xbox 360
THQ's recent media showcase blitz included first an off-the-chart Wrestlemania / Disney World extravaganza in Florida, then a slightly more controlled shindig in San Francisco. Chris Hudak was on hand for both, the latter including hands-on, stupefyingly-secure time with several forthcoming THQ games.

THQ Editor's Day Disney World: Wrestlemania-mania
Mobile, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Television, Wii, Xbox 360
Powerhouse game developer and publisher THQ recently treated the games media to a habitually extravagant 'Editor's Day' -- two of them, in fact. The first was in Disney World Florida, replete with appropriately surreal Westlemania-meets-Walt-Disney shenanigans and Chris Hudak on hand to take it all in.

LucasArts unleashing The Force on Sept 16
Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Xbox 360
There's been solid buzz around LucasArts' newest Star Wars game, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. Now there's an official release date, too.


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