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Adding to the list of growing Wii injury “epidemics”, doctor’s in the United Kingdom have warned new holiday Wii owners to take it easy, lest they get “Wii Knee”.
Researchers at the Leeds Teaching Hospital said that playing too much Wii can cause “painful strains and fractures” in all areas of the body, just not the [...]

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Sales have been just as blistering in Canada. Despite the economic woes affecting most Canadians, Nintendo still managed to sell more than 123,000 Wii consoles here in November – a 40-per-cent increase over the same month one year ago.
The red-hot sales in North America have seen Nintendo increase Wii production at least three [...]

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The news just gets worse for Playstation 3.
Alone among the three major videogame consoles, sales of the PS3 are down about 19% from November 2007, according to the latest stats from the NPD Group. Sony was only able to sell 378,000 PS3s this November, compared to 466,000 last year.
And the problem for Sony isn’t the [...]

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Thought I’d try and grace everyone with some good old “Holiday Spirit” with this touching holiday moment. Enjoy!
In the early morning rush at a Wal-Mart on Black Friday, customers fight over the last X-Box 360 console.”

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Japan – In the same week that the Wii has crossed 7 million units sold, the 360 (long since written off in Japan by sales enthusiasts, and correctly, I might add) is once again playing as a potential spoiler against Sony’s PS3.

One look at the Weekly Console Sales Chart (line, 2nd chart down) will show [...]

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“for the first time I can sit back and think, ‘yeah we’ve got five super strong titles”_UK MD“

Sony’s headline Christmas 2008 titles include Insomniac’s Resistance 2, Media Molecule’s LittleBigPlanet and Evolution’s MotorStorm: Pacific Rift.
When asked how he thought the PS3’s Christmas software line-up compares to the Xbox 360’s, Maguire replied: “I think we’ve never been [...]

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