First in the virtual shopping cart: The Legend of Zelda. After a brief download (with Mario waiting screen), we fired up our new Zelda channel and played what appeared to be a pixel perfect replica of the 1986 NES classic.
Just hours before Nintendo's Wii goes on sale in North America, the online compotent has been activated. After two lengthy updates, the Wii is online, WiiConnect24 is available, and the Wii Shop is live.
Buying a game (the Mutant Storm-esque Blast Factor in this case) from the PlayStation Store can be a laborious task. We hope they can streamline the store in the next software revision.
The fan-bois (and girl) responsible for creating remakes of Sierra's beloved King's Quest I and King's Quest II, have just released their first original classic-style adventure game for the PC, Al Emmo and the Lost Dutchman's Mine.
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