Gamers Evolved

Ever since the release of the famed Nintendo Wii gamers have been finding it difficult to secure one for themselves thanks to the popularity of it and the fact that Nintendo doesn’t seem to make enough to meet demand. The new Wii Fit has actually added to the mayhem and made the search even more difficult.

Gamers have seen the Wii Fit in action and are hoping to get their chance to try out a new way to play games and are looking to lose a few pounds in the process. Along with the new controller there are new titles that we can expect to hit shelves later this year.

A game based on the new Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series will be coming out on the Nintendo DS and Wii. ‘Rebel Scum’ – a Star Wars fan site – released the information and stated that the ad is in the manual for the up and coming Lego Indiana Jones game.

The game is said to be released this fall. The animated series is a storyline that is between Episodes I and II. A theatrical trailer will be released for the game on August 15th.

Nintendo revealed a few new titles that are going to be released for the service in Japan. These new titles include Star Soldier R, Doctor Mario, and Pokemon Farm.

While the initial announcement seemed more geared towards low-budget, independent developers, major publishers are interested as well. Square Enix will reportedly upload the entire Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles game to the service.

The new Wii titles will be shipped out for the U.S. sometime in 2008.

Nintendo Wii prides itself on bringing the best and most inventive games to those who love to play – but who also needed to get off the couch and get some exercise. In keeping with this they have created the new Wii Fit game.

The new Wii Fit game requires users to play on a plastic slap that is pressure sensitive and costs $90. With it you receive a number of fitness tracking and exercise software. The board is larger than that of a weight scale and only an inch high. It will communicate to the Wii console wirelessly.

Cameron Suey the producer of the new Star Wars: The Force Unleashed stated that, “Between the Xbox 360 and the PS3, if we’ve done our job right, they’ll be indistinguishable. We really wanted to make the same sort of polished, high-end next-gen experience on both those versions.”

He went on to explain that both versions will be void of the multiplayer feature because it would have distracted them from putting everything into the story line and all of the features needed for the single player mode.