Gamer – Who’s Playing You?
A futuristic bloodsport meant to thin out the prison population while entertaining the masses? Only thing that could make this a great film is if Gerard Butler was in it. OH WAIT!
3D Realms Shuts Down – Duke Nukem For-Never?
3D Reams, developer of Duke Nukem Forever, has shut their doors. As being reported on ShackNews, however, it is unknown if the shut down is due to funding issues as originally reported.
Joe Siegler, 3D Realms webmaster, has been quoted as saying “it is not a marketing thing”, so we at least know that it isn’t some weird release event for DNF.
Sadly, Duke Nukem Forever is STILL in development. *sigh*
WiiSports Resort, Motion Plus, Wii News, Oh My!
Get ready folks, WiiSports Resort and Wii Motion Plus are coming. Nintendo has announced both the release dates and prices of WiiSports Resort and the Motion Plus attachment.
WiiSports Resort – The sequel to the hit “pack-in” game WiiSports. The game will include the Motion Plus attachment and will retail for $49.99. Release date is set at July 26th.
Motion Plus attachments, on their own, will be retailing for $19.99 and are scheduled to go on sale June 8th, six weeks earlier.
Some speculation about the spaced out release dates suggests that Nintendo will be selling Wii Motion Plus devices early to help cut down on shortages. Only a handful of games will support Motion Plus when it initially comes out, including Tiget Woods PGA Tour 10 and EA’s Grand Slam Tennis both set to release on June 16th; however, as summer continues and WiiSports Resort hits the market things will definetly change.
EA Sends Gaming Press Brass Knux, Facepalms all around
Law dictates that brass knuckles are illegal in many states, including in California where Electronic Arts is based. Well that didn’t stop our sarcasticly favorite video game publisher from shipping sets of these dangerous weapons to a number of people in the gaming press as a promotional piece for their latest release, Godfather 2.
Today, EA has been reported to be contacting all of those who received the weapons and asked for their return so they could be “disposed of safely”. According to an update on the Kotaku article, it may be illegal to even SHIP items within California.
Now, I know EA must have had a “fun” idea in their heads with this, but honestly, did no one realize that metal molded to be wrapped around a hand that is then to be used to break someones face COULD be considered illegal. What are these gaming press groups supposed to do now, illegally ship a weapon BACK to California? What a mess.
[Source: Kotaku.com]
The New Geek Order Is Upon Us
April 1st, 2009: This is not a joke. The Geek Media now has a sister site, New Geek Order.
New Geek Order, much like The Geek Media before it, will be the home of all podcast, music and video related affiliates and will have more of a focus on both visual and aural media. The Geek Media, on the other hand, will be retaining the textual-based affiliates, those being web comics and blogs. This is not to say that the affiliates will be segregated to one site or another. Promotion of our affiliates is one of the main reasons for the creation of NGO, to allow us to put all of our affiliates on display yet not overload a single website with clashing content.
As you can see the Music section (on NGO) and the Comic Section (on TGM) is not yet active due to technical issues that we are working the knots out of. Worry not, however, as we hope to have these sections fully operational within the next month.










