As the new Wii Fit made the rounds on morning talk shows this week, a U.K. company was working on a buzzy tidbit of its own: a stripping game for the popular console.

Peekaboo, a company that specializes in temporary at-home stripper polls, including one endorsed by Carmen Electra, announced this week that it’s developing a strip aerobics game for the Wii.

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bisoft announced today that it has reached an agreement with Gameloft to acquire its video game development studio based in Pune, India.

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 Nintendo today announced that Wii Fit and the accompanying Wii Balance Board will ship May 19 for $89.99.

Wii Fit includes a mix of more than 40 yoga, aerobics, strength-training and balance activities. The game will come included with the wireless Wii Balance Board accessory.

The big question with Wii Fit is not whether the peripheral will work, but whether the unique controller peripheral will actually have a sufficient shelf life to warrant the $90 price?

Only time will tell…

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Pipemania, The Original Game That Inspired The Popular Pipe Dream Game In 1991, Will Make A Long-Overdue Encore Performance This Year On The Nintendo Wii, Ds, Psp (Playstation Portable), Ps2 And Pc.

Because The Game Is Technically 19 Years Old, The Classic Puzzler Has Been Updated With Gameplay Mechanics That Are Appropriate For Today’s Gamers — Including Motion-Sensitve Controls On The Wii And Touch-Sensitive Controls On The Ds.

Pipemania Tests Players’ Puzzle-Solving Skills In Five Different Game Modes: World, Arcade, Bonus, Multiplayer, Classic And The Original Pipemania Game. Players Will Navigate More Than 70 Levels With Seven Different Themes In Order To Build Their Island World.

The Original Version Of Pipemania Was Released In 1989, Followed By Pipe Dreams In 1991.

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Fantasy Zone (500 Wii Points) Has Players Take Command Of The Spaceship Opa-Opa And Blast Their Way Through Various Fantastical Levels Taking Out All The Enemy Bases. Once Players Have Destroyed The Bases, It’s Time (Of Course) To Take On A Boss. Players Can Upgrade All The Guns And Bombs In This Side-Scrolling Shooter By Accessing The In-Game Shop.

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Jun Takeuchi Interview

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Very long Tut 

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Hardware You’ll Need:
SD Card - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc…82E16820233029
Action Replay for GC - http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-…ay-70-1hp.html
SD card adapter for GC - http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-…en-70-29x.html
Nintendo Wii - http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-…n-70-1q86.html

Software You’ll Need
SDLoad - Software by Costis

The Tutorial

Plug your SD card into your computer, now using the link above get a hold of SDLoad, firstly you have to format the SD card to either FAT or FAT16, if you cant do this return your computer to the store from which you bought it . After formatting it run sdpatch.exe through the command line as follows:

sdpatch.exe (drive letter):\

now copy SDLOADER.BIN to the root of the card, at this point you can load it up with emulators and what not as long as they are in .dol format . They can be in any directory as long as SDLOADER.BIN is in the root.

After installing the above insert SD card into SD card reader and plug into memory card slot A. Insert your action replay card into B and the disc into that place where discs go.
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