Video Games Improve Surgeons' Skills
Few people would ever want their doctors to treat a surgical procedure like a game, but a new study shows that surgeons who play on the Nintendo Wii may actually perform better in the OR. Full story
Few people would ever want their doctors to treat a surgical procedure like a game, but a new study shows that surgeons who play on the Nintendo Wii may actually perform better in the OR. Full story
The Angry Birds and the pigs they hate so are already quite popular on mobile devices, but it turns out that the collected escapades for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Nintendo 3DS in Angry Birds Trilogy also did quite well, pushing past one million units since September 2012. Its console success is Full story
KYOTO (Reuters) - Nintendo Co Ltd's year-end sales of its Wii U games console were steady, though not as strong as when its Wii predecessor was first launched, the Japanese game maker's top executive told Reuters on Monday. Full story
It's finally here! A year and a half after the announcement at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, Nintendo has finally launched the Wii U game system in the United States. It's pretty much sold out at most stores already, but if you place an order now, you may be able to start playing in time for th Full story
'Tis the season for … dancing? As the holidays draw near, two game companies are vying to get you jumping around to songs from yesterday and today. Harmonix and Microsoft have pumped out "Dance Central 3," which hits stores today; and Ubisoft returns with its latest boogie machine, "Just Dance 4," w Full story
No holiday season would be complete — at least for gamers — without the latest titles. Nielsen released its list of most-anticipated games for Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii today (Oct. 16). The list shows that Xbox and PS3 gamers have nearly identical tastes in games — first-person shooters rule — while Wii Full story
A promoter of Zombie U for Nintendo Wii walks through the exhibition hall of Seattle's PAX Convention, Aug. 31, 2012.
A screenshot shows a Nintendo Wii for sale on a red background on July 23, 2012. Researchers have found that red backgrounds lead to more aggressive bidding