NEW YORK - Mitsubishi has created a gigantic 50 foot tall Blue Ray disc and placed it in the center of Times Square in New York City. The company had hoped it would be a good publicity stunt to promote their line of custom writeable Blue Ray Discs.
Unfortunately for the mega-corporation they forgot the fact that nobody would be able to play it. Contrary to common belief, the inability to view the disc did not stem from it's enormous size, but rather the fact that nobody was able to locate a Blue Ray player.
It was recently discovered by the folks at Kotaku.com that a Mario and Sonic collaboration game is in the works. So it begs the questions... what will they do? We've already seen the, easy way out, minigames compilation, which was hardly satisfying. Heres a look inside my mind and what I came up with.
There has been a "leak" (aka Nintendo told everyone) that the Wii has just surpassed the Xbox 360 in units sold out of current-generation consoles in the United States.
How many is enough? Apparently the magic number is 10.9 million, according to NPD group.
Um...soooo...is that good? Well, let us break it down for you.
Nintendo sold at least 700,000 Wiis in June. So yes. It's good. Very very good. I guess people want to see their significant others dancing around in their underwear!
