Very cool fan-made Wii art video.

Check out this amazingly cool art of the Nintendo Wii…

Hey Sony, YOU BLOW!

 

The very populay Import company Lik-Sang is closing down! This is a result of Sony and their money-grubbing ways… This is a JOKE! It is not like Lik-Sang is dealing “Pirated software and Hardware”, but just stuff that is imposted. I just do not get it? Please read what Lik-Sang had to say…

Lik-Sang.com, the popular gaming retailer from Hong Kong, has today announced that it is forced to close down due to multiple legal actions brought against it by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe Limited and Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. Sony claimed that Lik-Sang infringed its trade marks, copyright and registered design rights by selling Sony PSP consoles from Asia to European customers, and have recently obtained a judgment in the High Court of London (England) rendering Lik-Sang’s sales of PSP consoles unlawful.

As of today, Lik-Sang.com will not be in the position to accept any new orders and will cancel and refund all existing orders that have already been placed. Furthermore, Lik-Sang is working closely with banks and PayPal to refund any store credits held by the company, and the customer support department is taking care of any open transactions such as pending RMAs or repairs and shipping related matters. The staff of Lik-Sang will make sure that nobody will get hurt in the crossfire of this ordeal.

Cool Nintendo Inside Edition video from 1988.

Ahh yes, the good old days of the NES. I loved those days. Check out this cool retro video from Inside Edition, featuring a Bill O’Reilly complete with full head of hair! 

Hot holiday video games could spur player sales!

Video gamers are raring to get their hands on new titles this holiday season with the long-awaited debut of Nintendo Co. Ltd.’s Wii and Sony Corp.’s PlayStation 3.

But with only a limited number of the new consoles available in stores at their launch in November, the biggest payoff for game makers is likely to be software designed for older machines already in tens of millions of homes.