Newest Games for Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS
3 New Titles from Game Maker Konami
* Lost in Blue: Shipwrecked! for Wii continues the popular multi-ending “Survival Kids” series started three years for DS ago but adds Wii-wand and nunchuck chores for survival tasks such as carpentry, fishing and building fires. The release date is Sept. 23.
* Time Hollow for Nintendo DS invites players to become Ethan Kairos and solve a mystery — that of his missing family. The plot expands once Ethan finds a “hollow pen” that lets him wander through the past and present simultaneously. This too debuts Sept. 23.
* Elebits: The Adventures of Kai and Zero, another DS-only production, asks players to solve puzzles with the help of Elebits, mischievous beings with magical powers. The game includes head-to-head competition through the DS’s Wi-Fi connection with up to four players. Konami had announced a release date of Nov. 19, but now says not to expect this title until early next year.
Other Coming New Games for Wii
* Pleasant Evil — a world with lots of zombies, but instead of shooting them in the head, you train them to do housework and such.
* Dr. Shinbone’s Annoyathon — we admit we haven’t gotten past the title and the high concept that no mothers will like this game.
TAG Heuer’s MERIDIIST mobile phone to compete with Iphone? Short Review
TAG Heuer, best known for its exclusive watches and involvement in time-keeping, has moved into the mobile telephone area now that a lot of people are dispensing with their wristwatch and monitoring the hour of day with their phone.
Meridiist Phone Review
Just recently Tag Heuer introduced the release of the MERIDIIST, a communication instrument that is the conclusion of all the company’s experience and “the complete modern expression of everything for which TAG Heuer brand stands”. Apart from its stunning visual impact, master craftsmanship, outstanding battery life and wonderful acoustics, it’s just like any other mobile phone. It has a dual display screens and the TAG Heuer switch, which allow for discreet checking of the time and call management in meetings.
While the MERIDIIST isn’t likely to compete with the iPhone for features, it is a amazingly high-quality telephone in every respect. It’s about quality and craftsmanship and like all mobile phones, largely an expression of who you are, your values, your status ad infinitum. Accordingly, the MERIDIIST puts you the upper-exclusive bracket.
