Activison CONFIRMED Call of Duty: World at War 2, Guitar Hero 5, New Tony Hawk

Phahtrox: Well after a couple weeks of circulation of CoD:WaW, and Guitar Hero: World Tour, Activision already is going to make the jump to the sequels and Tony Hawk is getting a alternate controller based game.. I mean this is fine for Tony Hawk, but given the circumstances of WaW and GH4, this may put off a couple people that want to get into the series, CoD is usually a WWII game so in reality the end is already spoiled(lawl). GH4 on the other hand as given semipoor reviews(for it's caliber) so it's kinda ok... IDK...Tony Hawk seems to be changing its ways, thanks to Skate.

Super Guide For Animal Crossing: City Folk

Phahtrox: Some people have too much time on there hands. Some just play Animal Crossing all day... ALL DAY. So for those who play nonstop or even a little bit a day, here is a guide for the entire game. It's still in it's infancy, but I know it will grow quite fast due to the large fanbase, and a lack of another potential super guide.

Alliscrossing.com

Virtual Theremin on Wii-Mote

Phahtrox: It's defiantly not a guitar, but it does get them job done.

Trace Memory Wii COMING!

Phahtrox: Remember Trace Memory? One of the early DS games that actually was good, and had good controls... No? Well I don't blame you. You see it was one the "intelligent games" that the fake hardcore gamers ignore. The beauty of the game was found in it story and innovation; something that you can't actually "see" unless experienced.

-Anyways-

Nintendo of Japan has posted a limited schedule of 2009 releases dating Trace Memory Wii as a Jan. 22 release in Japan.

The original Trace Memory put players in the role of Ashley Robbins, a young girl searching for answers about her parents’ disappearance. It achieved cult-classic status for its innovative touch controls and has sold roughly 230,000 copies worldwide according to VGChartz.

Nintendo has not yet dated the Wii sequel outside of Japan.

From: WiiNintendo

Rayman Raving Rabbids Reviews

80/100
NGamer UK
Easily the best Rabbids have been, making TV Party the minigame compilation to get. Wobbly and very, very silly. What more can we say?

78/100
Official Nintendo Magazine UK
It’s a classy package and certainly the best Raving Rabbids game yet but please, we don’t need any more.

70/100
IGN
Rabbids TV Party doesn’t rewrite the mini-game genre. It’s a tried and true third installment in the series that I feel shares more in common with the original than its boring sequel.

60/100
GamePro
The series’ trademark quirky sense of humor is in full effect, but with monotonous gameplay hampered by unresponsive controls, TV Party never really stands out in a sea of mini-game compilations.

55/100
Nintendo Power
With its third installment in three years, the Raving Rabbids series is quickly growing stale.

Phahtrox: Well... I could have easily seen this tragedy coming forth...*SIGH*.