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Researchers at La Sapienza University of Rome in Italy had medical residents play video games on the Nintendo Wii for an hour a day for four weeks and found that doing so actually made them more adept at performing laparoscopic surgery. No surprise
Tom Baranowski, a professor of pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston and his team randomly assigned 78 children between the ages of nine and
We talk over everything E3 from the three big consoles and Surface Lizard joins us to tell us about Hunted The Demon’s Forge. That’s it really. Enjoy. Don’t for get to follow us on twitter @veterangamersuk and if you have any opinions or questions, send Emails to: podcast@veterangamers.co.uk Gamertags Chinny – 360 ChinChinny, PS3
So another year comes around, and what do we have to look forward to then? The console war rages on unabated, and we have another year of console exclusive titles to look forward to, that’s what! But what are they exactly? Well read on to find out.
So come on admit it, most of us have a Wii sat next to the telly gathering dust and looking a bit lonely and neglected. The only time it sees any action is when the family comes around at Christmas and after one too many eggnogs and mince pies, they decide to recreate the local bowling ally in the living room (even granny gets in on the action). But should it be the only time we give the Wii any love?
In a recent interview with the Telegraph, PopCap co-founder John Vechey said: I think the lines between casual and hard-core are blurring. We know that many so-called ‘casual’ titles are enjoyed by so-called ‘hard-core’ gamers. He went on to point out that the Peggle minigame in World of Warcraft has been consistently popular. Be that as it may — even if both
Unfortunately, it doesn’t look good for Red Steel 2, if the sales of recent Wii games (other than, Just Dance and Wii Sports Resorts) are anything to go by. |
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An interesting headline from BusinessWeek today: If You Can Ace ‘Guitar Hero’, You Can Remove A Pancreas.
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It’s a good theory — and apparently it works in the lab — but in the real world, so-called “active video games” like Wii Fit and EA Active do not result in healthier children.
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