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  • Super Smash Bros. Brawl video

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    Ludwig Kietzmann
    Ludwig Kietzmann
    05.11.2006

    Featuring more farting, fireballs, pink balls, elite soldiers, mythological boys, portly plumbers and space bounty hunters than you can shake a motion-sensing stick at, this video footage of Super Smash Bros. Brawl demands to be watched immediately. It's strange that Nintendo didn't blow the audience away with this during their initial press conference, but trite old sayings tell us that getting it now is much better than not getting it at all. Thank goodness for those.[Via Nintendo Gal]

  • First 4 Figures making Metroid statues

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    David Hinkle
    David Hinkle
    05.05.2006

    Are you the kind of person who likes to purchase figurines of popular characters in some of gamings most highly-regarded franchises? Well, this post is for you! First 4 Figures recently acquired a three-year license to create statued representations of some of the more popular characters in the Metroid universe, namely from the Metroid Prime series of games. The statues will be "approximately 9 to 12 inches tall and will retail for $85 to $120 for single statues and $200 for high end VS dioramas." The breakdown on which statues are planned to be available at the time of this post is as follows: Metroid PrimeVaria SuitMetroid Prime 2Light SuitDark SuitMetroid Prime: HuntersSamusKandenSyluxNoxusSpireWeavelTrace[Thanks Alex Davis!]

  • March NPD Sales Chart reveals rampant heroine addiction

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    Ludwig Kietzmann
    Ludwig Kietzmann
    04.18.2006

    Though it's devoid of the actual numbers we know and love, the NPD group has released a list of the top 20 best-selling US games for the merry month of March. The list isn't terribly exciting, but it does reveal a shocking and unspeakable truth about Nintendo gamers. They've been purchasing copies of Metroid Prime: Hunters and Super Princess Peach, playing the games in grimy alleys, their depraved faces lit up only by the flicker of two LCD screens. All that for a shameful heroine fix. The Top 20 best-selling titles for March according to NPD:     Kingdom Hearts II (PS2)     Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter (360)     Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (360)     Black (PS2)     MLB 06: The Show (PS2)     Fight Night Round 3 (PS2)     Black (Xbox)     The Godfather: The Game ( PS2)     Fight Night Round 3 (360)     God of War (PS2)     Metroid Prime: Hunters (DS)     Sonic Riders (GCN)     Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (PS2)     Super Princess Peach (DS)     The Godfather: The Game (Xbox)     Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence (PS2)     Fight Night Round 3 (Xbox)     Gran Turismo 4 (PS2)     24: The Game (PS2)     Burnout Revenge (360)

  • Hunter's License on Google personal page

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    David Hinkle
    David Hinkle
    04.02.2006

    Following our coverage of proudly displaying your MPH Hunter's License, a reader writes us to tell of how to include all that desirable information into your personalized Google homepage. Clicking the link will add Hunter Sakurina's license for display, yet should you click the edit button directly above the presented License and input the GSPID of the Hunter you wish displayed (which can again be found here), you can add anyone you wish. Also, this isn't limited to just one Hunter either as you can pretty much add as many as you'd like.See also: MPH stat images Displaying your Hunter's License [Thanks Sakurina!]

  • Displaying your Hunter's License

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    David Hinkle
    David Hinkle
    03.29.2006

    A faithful reader writes us to tell of the process of embedding your Hunter's License information on your personal webspace, much like those with a Gamertag on the Xbo360 have been able to do since the console launched in November. Scrolling down after the jump will display proof of such as you'll be able to see Shorties' Hunter's License displayed. You'll first want to gain your GSPID, which can be easily accomplished by going through the brisk tutorial found here.[Thanks Shorties!]

  • Metroid Prime Hunters video preview

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    David Hinkle
    David Hinkle
    03.14.2006

    G4TV has a video preview of the upcoming Metroid Prime Hunters, showcasing some of the other bounty hunters in the game, along with revealing a certain boss that Samus engages during her travels. While it's light on the content in regards to what's actually in the game (GASP!), all of the juicy multiplayer footage and cinematics should be enough to motivate you to head on over and check out the video.  It's almost here; who else is preparing to slam on some chumps? Which bounty hunter are you most looking forward to try?[Thanks dragonjoe!]

  • Nintendo help for your fantasy baseball team

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    Dan Choi
    Dan Choi
    03.11.2006

    While we question the ability of McSweeney's to integrate classic Nintendo characters into a major-league squad, that's just the scouting report that's been released for this truly fantasy baseball roster.For instance, you've got a young shortstop who spends way too much of his time with "fairies" in Link and the token female pitcher (albeit one with a built-in arm cannon) in Samus, but these inclusions will always be overshadowed by that of the stocky plumber stalked by rumors of steroid abuse. Way to go, Mario.

  • Metroid Prime 3 video surfaces

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    David Hinkle
    David Hinkle
    03.09.2006

        The Revolution Lifestyle has posted a link to a video of some Metroid Prime 3 footage. This footage is the same that was shown last year at E3, yet instead of seeing Mr. Iwata narrate, we get The Regginator. So while the clip is indeed the footage that was shown at E3, this is clearly a different venue. Instead of showcasing any new footage, we're left to speculate as to reasons why this new video would surface with footage from last year. We envision a man, malnourished and shackled at the ankles, emerging from the depths of a dark dungeon, his eyes watering as he gazes to the sun for the first time in a year, finally managing to escape his captors and release the knowledge he had suffered for so long with to the public. Too bad pal, Nintendo showed us last year, looks like you suffered in vain. Clearly Nintendo is waiting for E3 to drown us in a tsunami of Revolution-related media and news, one that while it may very much exterminate our lives, we'd at least go down with a smile on our face. [Via Evil Avatar]