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I am not claimining to be an insider, and you wont find any exclusives here but I do hope to give you all nintendo news worth knowing along with some editorials from both me and the other crew members.
ign reports;
July 28, 2006 - Nintendo of America today announced the impending launch of the Nintendo Fusion Tour, a nationwide festival that marries music and videogames. This year's Fusion Tour will be headlined by Hawthorne Heights and will also feature bands including Relient K, Emery, Plain White T's and The Sleeping.
In news that's every bit as important, the Big N also announced that it will offer Fusion Tour guests a sneak peek at its upcoming Wii console. Nintendo did not specify in what capacity Wii would be on hand, but playable demos are likely. The company's top-ranking executives have stated on numerous occasions that they would like to offer consumers a chance to play Wii for themselves before the console ships.The Nintendo Fusion Tour schedule is listed below.
- Sept. 27 Columbus, Ohio
- Sept. 28 Indianapolis
- Sept. 29 Detroit
- Sept. 30 Cleveland
- Oct. 1 Covington, Ky.
- Oct. 4 Philadelphia
- Oct. 5 Worcester, Mass.
- Oct. 7 Pittsburgh
- Oct. 8 New York
- Oct. 9 Norfolk, Va.
- Oct. 10 Winston-Salem, N.C.
- Oct. 11 Myrtle Beach, S.C.
- Oct. 12 Orlando, Fla.
- Oct. 13 Atlanta
- Oct. 14 Jacksonville, Fla.
- Oct. 15 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
- Oct. 17 Jonesboro, Ark.
- Oct. 18 New Orleans
- Oct. 19 Houston
- Oct. 20 Dallas
- Oct. 22 Phoenix
- Oct. 24 Anaheim, Calif.
- Oct. 25 Los Angeles
- Oct. 26 San Francisco
- Oct. 27 San Diego
- Oct. 28 Las Vegas
- Nov. 2 Spokane, Wash.
- Nov. 4 Denver
- Nov. 5 Kansas City, Mo.
- Nov. 6 St. Paul, Minn.
- Nov. 7 St. Louis
- Nov. 8 Milwaukee
- Nov. 9 Des Moines, Iowa
- Nov. 10 Champaign, Ill.
- Nov. 11 Chicago
Fore more information about the Nintendo Fusion Tour, visit the official website.
My first Tee-shirt I ordered from the old Nintendo official magazine in the UK over a year ago, British game store gamestation now stocks this teeshirt (except its green in the one by me) among others, they sell for £9.99.
now before you jump to conclusions that this is pure speculation, note that this scan is from the first issue of Ngamer which was formally known as NGC, which was the magazine which in last November revieled that Twilight princess will be playable on the Wii (then revolution).
First read nintendo's press release, the start is rather funny but it does make you want to hit who-ever wrote it;
The fourth quarter of 2006 will herald a new era for Nintendo with the launch of its remarkable new Wii™ home video game system. But that’s not what this news item is about! How could that be, you ask? Perhaps the secret to the launch information for Wii is somehow encoded in the text of this news item. You might want to pore over it for a few hours before staying up all night to debate phraseology and comma placement with your friends online. Or maybe it’s all just a scam to get you to read the other games we have launching this fall. One of the two.so... what does this all meen well an article on joystick makes an interesting point;As the weather cools down, the Nintendo portable game offerings heat up. FINAL FANTASY® V ADVANCE makes its way to Game Boy® Advance SP on Nov. 6. As series go, FINAL FANTASY is to video games what James Bond is to movies. FINAL FANTASY loyalists will enjoy an opportunity to debate which installment was best.
Nintendo DS™ owners are the big winners. Every week or so, another huge DS title hits, from the Touch Generations title Clubhouse Games™ to fan favorites like Elite Beat Agents™ and Yoshi’s Island™ 2. Clearly a gamer’s idea of paradise, here is Nintendo’s upcoming DS lineup:
Oct. 9: Clubhouse Games™
And, for Nintendo GameCube™ owners, The Legend of Zelda®: Twilight Princess will be available for you this fall. An enhanced version also will be a launch title for Wii. That will all happen on … Oh look, we’re out of space
Oct. 16: Nintendogs™ (Dalmatian)
Oct. 23: Magical Starsign™
Oct. 30: Pokémon® Ranger
Oct. 30: Children of Mana®
Nov. 6: Elite Beat Agents™
Nov. 13: Yoshi’s Island™ 2
Dec. 4: Custom Robo™ Arena
Dec. 4: Kirby™ Squeak Squad
The fourth quarter begins on October 1. Now look at the list. At least one game is released every Monday in the fourth quarter except for the following dates: October 2, November 20 and November 27. November 27 is after Black Friday, so it's out. November 20 is after the launch of the PS3, so that's out too. That leaves us with October 2. The Wii will launch on October 2.so october the 2nd it is (for now)
well not exactly but here is the trailer for the upcoming "heroes" from killer 7 creators suda51 for the wii
next-gen.biz reports;
The continuing success of DS has encouraged Nintendo to reforecast its profits for the year ahead, up from $556 million to $711 million. The company says it expects to sell 6 million Wii consoles and 17 million Wii games this financial year.Also it was anounced that 21 million DS's have been sold since its launch, that equates to one every 2 seconds that means that since you started reading this article about 45, no... 46 no... 47 DS's have been sold, now its 50 annnnnnd 51, and so on, 52.
The company announced today that its profits for its first quarter were up 10 percent on strong sales of DS, boosted by DS Lite. Net income was up to 15.6 billion yen ($134 million) in the three months ended June 30, from $120 million yen this time last year.
The firm says it now expects sales of $5.4 billion as opposed to $5.11 billion.
For the quarter ended June 30, Nintendo sold 4.54 million DS and DS Lite units, up from 1.38 million last year. Sales of DS software titles rose from 5.3 million to 18.4 million.
Analyst Jay Defibaugh from Credit Suisse in Tokyo said, "On the handheld side they've been enormously successful with the touch-generation approach. The most recent data shows there has been an improvement in the North American market, with the introduction of DS Lite.''
Nintendo boss Satoru Iwata said that the company is selling machines as fast as it can make them.
On Wii, Nintendo maintained its forecast of 6 million consoles and 17 million games sold by March 2007.
I got an Email off a Steko which stated;
I saw an add for this site in the lobby of the local movie theater. I hadn't seen the site before and wondered if you had. Seems to be fairly authoritative. Who ever wrote it is either a fanboy or an employee of Nintendo.Thanx Steko for the very informative link.
http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/nintendo-revolution.htm
Nintendo of Europe released there revised release date's in which twilight princess is listed as a tenative title, when did this happen i ask? perhaps the Wii and gamecube versions of the game will be given seperate names to distingwish between them? link
Nintendo DS Software | |
Big Brain Academy (Nintendo) | 7 July 2006 |
Electroplankton (Nintendo) | 7 July 2006 |
42 All-Time Classics (Nintendo) | 29 Sep 2006 |
Nintendo DS Browser (Nintendo) | 6 Oct 2006 |
Sudoku Master (Nintendo) (tentative name) | 27 Oct 2006 |
Actionloop (Nintendo) | 27 Oct 2006 |
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team (Nintendo) | 10 Nov 2006 |
Mario Slam Basketball (Nintendo) | 10 Nov 2006 |
Hotel Dusk: Room 215 (Nintendo) (tentative name) | 24 Nov 2006 |
Yoshi’s Island 2 (Nintendo) (tentative name) | 1 Dec 2006 |
Harvest Moon DS (Rising Star Games/Nintendo) | Q4 2006 |
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Game Boy Advance Software | |
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team | 10 Nov 2006 |
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Nintendo GameCube Software | |
Harvest Moon: Magical Melody (Rising Star Games/Nintendo) | Q4 2006 |
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Nintendo) (tentative name) | Q4 2006 |
here is a video and site for the promotion of the gameboy micro, its so funny.
some interesting points about how the mote will work. link
Wii Controllers: Unlocking the SecretsBattery and power specifics, SYNCHRO functionality, rumble motor details, LED secondary purpose and… a camera?July 14, 2006 - The Big N has been relatively hush-hush about the details of its innovative new Wii console and controller, choosing to release information during major events and then going quiet on the subject. But in official Wii developer documentation obtained by IGN, the company defines many of the hardware specifics and functionalities for its upcoming Wii controllers. We have some of those revelations below.
One of the big questions about the Wii-mote has remained how it will be powered. Official documentation on the topic offers some answers. The pointer will accept two AA alkaline batteries, which will keep it going for a considerable amount of time. If the precision aim functionality of the pointer is being used in games, the device will run for approximately 30 hours. If only the accelerometer functionality is being utilized, the Wii-mote will operate for 60 hours on two AA batteries.The controller communicates with the Wii console via Bluetooth technology on a 2.4GHz band.
The Wii-mote features 6KB of "non-volatile" memory, whose exact purpose remains a mystery. IGN Wii speculates that this throwaway memory could possibly be used in conjunction with the Wii-mote's recently revealed internal speaker. It's also possible that this memory could enable players to store custom settings for the controller. However, official documentation does not specify one way or the other. In fact, Nintendo is currently offering developers no means to interact with the controller's internal speaker despite showing off games such as The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, which spotlighted the hardware feature at E3 2006 in Los Angeles.
Recent photos of the Wii console's front flap showcase a button called SYNCHRO, whose purpose seems fairly obvious. The SYNCHRO button is, according to documentation, used to identify Wii controllers that can be used with the console. It assigns each controller a wireless ID number. Evidently gamers first press the SYNCHRO button on the console itself and then find and press another SYNCHRO button located inside the battery compartment of the Wii controller. Documentation also suggests that gamers can hold down the 1 and 2 buttons on the Wii-mote to accomplish the same task.
All of the buttons on the Wii controller are digital in nature. This includes (obviously) the D-Pad, as well as A, B, 1, 2, -, +, Power and SYNCHRO. The C and Z buttons on the nunchuk unit are also digital.
The sensor bar that interacts with the Wii-mote must be placed "above or below" the television set. The bar itself is about 20 centimeters in diameter and features two sensors, one on each end.
The Wii-mote's LEDs serve two roles. The first is to show which player is communicating with the console at a given moment. Player 1 will light up on the far left, Player 2 the next over, and so on. The second purpose is to illustrate battery life. Upon booting up, four LEDs blink when the controller has between 75% and full power. Three LEDs blink to show 50% and 75% power. Two LEDs blink to show 25% and 50% power. And one LED blinks to illustrate anything below that.
The Wii-mote features a built-in rumble motor that can be turned on or off. It does not offer varying degrees of rumble sensitivity. However, according to documentation, more intense vibrations can be simulated if developers rapidly trigger the motor on and off.
Light sources from fluorescent and halogen lamps, plastic, mirrors and more may occasionally interfere with the pointer, based on official documentation. To eliminate this interference, the pointer must identify the sensor bar and mark its two coordinates. When pointing with the Wii-mote, the unit is actually interacting with the sensor bar, which then translates data to the television, in effect simulating a direct aim to the television.
Interestingly, according to documentation the Wii-mote is able to act as something of an eye, measuring coordinates between 0-1023 on the X axis and 0-767 on the Y axis, which means that it is more or less seeing a megapixel image. Whether or not this data can be interrupted into visual information remains unknown, but we're not ruling out the possibility that the pointer could sub as a camera. This is, of course, purely speculative on our part, but stranger things have certainly happened - like, for instance, an internal speaker.
Developers tell IGN Wii that they are expecting to get classic Wii controllers in early September, which suggests that Nintendo is serious about providing this third input alternative for Virtual Console endeavors.
We contacted Nintendo of America for comments on our latest findings.
"There are many details that we've divulged about the console, but there is also more to learn," said the subsidiary's PR manager, Matt Atwood, in a telephone conversation. "However, Nintendo does not comment on rumors or speculation."
Nintendo's new generation console is officially set to launch sometime before the Thanksgiving holiday. However, rumors persist that the machine could debut as early as late October. Nintendo is expected to hold a briefing in September to reveal price and release date. IGN Wii will have more on the system as information becomes available.
so like i said i went to check one out today, it worked great, the options available was;
If you check the side bar you may notice a few new additions, first is the review section, and although we only have a few reviews on the sub-site at the moment we are looking to build up a large library that you can refur to, If any body wants to submit there own review, then send it to our Email and if its good enough (which im sure it will be) we will add it there aswell.
here is a list of all the download stations in the UK, curtisy of british gaming blog
Store Location | Store Name | Address 1 |
ABERDEEN | TOYS ‘R’ US | 1 BERRYDEN RD |
ABERDEEN | VIRGIN | 133 UNION STREET |
ABERGELE | THREEWAYS GARAGE | FAENOL AVENUE |
ALTRINCHAM | TOYS ‘R’ US | ALTINCHAM RETAIL PARK, GEORGE RICHARDS WAY, BROADHEATH |
ANDOVER | GAMESTATION | 49 HIGH STREET |
ASHFORD | GAMESTATION | 1 NEW RENTS |
ASHTON UNDER LYNE | COMET | SNIPE RETAIL PARK, MANCHESTER ROAD |
AYLESBURY | FINAL LEVEL CONSOLES | UNIT 2 THE CLOISTERS, FRIARS SQUARE SHOP |
AYLESBURY | GAME | UNITS 36/37, FRIARS SQ. SHOPPING CENTRE |
AYR | GAME | 155 HIGH STREET |
BARROW IN FURNESS | GAME | UNIT 26, PORTLAND WALK |
BASILDON | TOYS ‘R’ US | SOUTHERNHAY |
BASINGSTOKE | GAME | 7 PADDINGTON HOUSE, PORCHESTER SQUARE |
BASINGSTOKE | GAMESTATION | 3 MAYFAIR HOUSE |
BASINGSTOKE | TOYS ‘R’ US | BRIGHTON HILL RETAIL PARK, WINCHESRER ROAD |
BASINGSTOKE | VIRTUAL GAMES | 8 CHURCH STREET |
BECKTON | GAME | 19 GALLIONS REACH SHOPPING PARK, 3 ARMADA WAY |
BEDFORD | TOYS ‘R’ US | UNIT A, INTERCHANGE RETAIL PARK |
BELFAST | GAMESTOP | 9 ARTHUR SQUARE |
BELFAST | HMV | 346 DONEGAL ARCADE |
BELFAST | SMYTH TOYS | UNITS 3-4, DRUMKEEN RETAIL PARK |
BELFAST | TOYS ‘R’ US | 38 MILL ROAD, NEWTOWNABBEY |
BIRKENHEAD | GAME | 35/37 MILTON PAVEMENT, GRANGE PRECINCT |
BIRKENHEAD | GAME | UNIT 3,THE PYRAMIDS,GRANGE ROAD |
BIRKENHEAD | POWERPLAY GAMES AND TOYS | STALLS 94-95,BIRKENHEAD MARKET |
BIRMINGHAM | GAMESTATION | 138 NEW STREET |
BIRMINGHAM | HMV | 38 HIGH STREET |
BLACKPOOL | ECLIPSE HOME ENTERTAINMENT | 6 BEECH AVENUE |
BLACKPOOL | GAME | UNIT 17 VICTORIA STREET, HOUNDSHILL CENTRE |
BLACKPOOL | CURRYS | CURRYS UNIT A, SQUIRES GATE RETAIL PARK |
BLUEWATER | VIRGIN | UNIT L081, BLUEWATER |
BOGNOR REGIS | GAMESTATION | 24 LONDON ROAD |
BOLTON | BUDGET UK | 148-150 CHORLEY OLD ROAD |
BOLTON | GAMESTATION | 37 NEWPORT ST |
BOLTON | TOYS ‘R’ US | TRINITY RETAIL PARK, 6 SPRINGFIELD |
BOOTLE | GAMESTATION | 315 STANLEY ROAD |
BOSTON | GAME | 23 STRAIT BARGATE |
BOURNEMOUTH | VIDEO GAMES CENTRE | 870 WIMBORNE ROAD |
BRACKNELL | GAMESTATION | 40 HIGH STREET |
BRACKNELL | VIRTUAL GAMES | 56 BROADWAY |
BRADFORD | GAME | UNIT 2, THE BROADWAY |
BRADFORD | GAME TRADING | 2 ST JAMES ST |
BRIDGEWATER | INSANE GAMES | 1-7 THE AVENUE, HIGH STREET |
BRIGHTON | GAME | 43/44 WESTERN ROAD |
BRIGHTON | GAMESTATION | 69 WESTERN ROAD |
BRIGHTON | TOYS ‘R’ US | GOLDSTONE RETAIL PARK, NEWTOWN ROAD, HOVE |
BRISTOL | GAME | 30/32 MERCHANT SREET |
BRISTOL | GAMESCENE | 723 FISHPOND ROAD |
BRISTOL (CRIBBS CAUSEWAY) | CURRYS | CURRYS UNIT 1, CRIBBS CAUSEWAY RETAIL PARK |
BRISTOL (CRIBBS CAUSEWAY) | COMET | UNITC, CRIBBS CAUSEWAY RETAIL PARK |
BRISTOL (CRIBBS CAUSEWAY) | TOYS ‘R’ US | CENTAURUS ROAD, PATCHWAY, CRIBBS CAUSEWAY |
BROMBOROUGH | CURRYS | SOUTH WIRRAL RETAIL PARK |
BUDE | GAMEPAD | 9 QUEENSTREET |
BURTON-ON-TRENT | GAME | 7 UNDERHILL WALK |
BURTON-ON-TRENT | GAMESTATION | 6-8 DAME PAULET WALK |
BURTON | WOOLWORTHS | 9-11 UNDERHILL WALK |
BURY ST EDMUNDS | GAME | 42A THE BUTTER MARKET, CORNHILL |
CAMBERLEY | VIRTUAL GAMES | 16 PRINCESS WAY |
CAMBRIDGE | GAMESTATION | 11 FITZROY STREET |
CAMBRIDGE | GAMETRON EXCHANGE | 43 BURLEIGH STREET |
CARDIFF | HMV | UNIT 4, 53-57 QUEEN STREET |
CARDIFF | TOYS ‘R’ US | HAYES BRIDGE ROAD |
CARDIFF | VIRGIN | UNIT 7-9, CAPITOL ARCADE, QUEEN STREET |
CASTLEVALE | COMET | UNIT 1, CASTLEVALE RETAIL PARK, CHESTER ROAD |
CHATHAM | TOYS ‘R’ US | HORSTEAD RETAIL PARK, MAIDSTONE RD, MEDWAY |
CHELMSFORD | GAME | 16 HIGH CHELMER |
CHELTENHAM | GAME | UNIT A, 100/104 HIGH STREET |
CHESHIRE OAKS | GAME | UNIT 25, COLISEUM WAY |
CHESTER | HMV | 48-50 FOREGATE STREET |
CHESTER | TOYS ‘R’ US | CHESTER RETAIL PARK, OLD SEALS WAY |
CHESTER | VIRGIN | 32-36 FOREGATE STREET |
CHESTER | W H SMITH’S | 5-7 FOREGATE STREET |
CHESTER | CURRYS | UNIT 3 DIVA RETAIL CENTRE, STENDALL ROAD |
CHESTERFIELD | GAMESTATION | 26 BURLINGTON STREET |
CHORLEY | GAME | UNIT 13, MARKET WALK |
CLAPHAM | GAMESTATION | 28-32 HIGH STREET |
CLYDEBANK | GAME | 6 BRITANNIA WAY |
CORK | SMYTH TOYS | MAYLOR STREET |
COVENTRY | GAME | UNIT 22, WEST ORCHARDS CENTRE |
COVENTRY | GAMESTATION | 47 HERTFORD ST |
COVENTRY | TOYS ‘R’ US | PARKWAY |
CRAIGAVON | GAME | UNIT 16, RUSHMERE SHOPPING CENTRE |
CRAWLEY | GAMESTATION | 4 QUEENS SQUARE |
CRAYFORD | FUNHOUSE | 31 HIGH STREET |
CROMER | ELECTRONIC THEATRE | 13 BROOK STREET |
CROSSGATES CON | GAMESTATION | UNIT 52, ARNDALE CENTRE, CROSSGATES |
CROWTHORNE | VIRTUAL GAMES | 88 CHURCH STREET, CROWTHORNE |
CROYDON | CURRYS | CURRYS 12 TROJAN WAY, PURLEY WAY |
CROYDON | TOYS ‘R’ US | TROJAN WAY, PURLEY WAY |
DERBY | TOYS ‘R’ US | CHADDENSTON SIDINGS |
DONCASTER | PLAYTIME MULTIMEDIA | 40 SCOT LANE |
DONCASTER | TOYS ‘R’ US | THE CARR WHITE ROSE WAY |
DUBLIN | SMYTH TOYS | FONTHILL RETAIL PARK, CLONDALKIN |
DUBLIN | SMYTH TOYS | UNIT 424, BLANCHARDSTOWN |
DUBLIN | SMYTH TOYS | JERVIS STREET |
DUBLIN | HMV | 65 GRAFTON STREET |
DUDLEY | GAME | UNIT L98, PHASE 4 MERRY HILL |
DUMFRIES | GAME | 175 HIGH STREET, DUMFRIES |
DUNDEE | TOYS ‘R’ US | KINGSWAY RETAIL PARK, CLEPINGTON RD |
DUNDEE | CURRYS | UNIT 7, KINGSWAY WEST RETAIL PARK |
EALING | SKILL 2000 | 35 HIGH STREET |
EAST KILBRIDE | GAME | 5 THE OLYMPIA |
EDINBURGH | COMET | 113 GLASGOW ROAD, MAYBURY |
EDINBURGH | GAME | UNIT RU4, OCEAN TERMINAL |
EDINBURGH | TOYS ‘R’ US | 53 KINNAIRD PARK, NEWCRAIGHALL RD |
EDINBURGH | VIRGIN | 125 PRINCES STREET |
EDINBURGH | HMV | 129/130 PRINCES STREET |
EDINBURGH (CAMERON) | GAME | UNIT 22, CAMERON TOLL CENTRE |
EDINBURGH | GAMESTATION | 134A PRINCES STREET |
ENFIELD | TOYS ‘R’ US | GREAT CAMBRIDGE RD |
ENNISCORTHY | BYRNES | ENNISCORTHY BUSINESS PARK, OLD DUBLIN ROAD |
ENNISKILLEN | GAME | UNIT 23, ERNESIDE SHOPPING CENTRE |
EPSOM | GAMESTATION | 30 HIGH ST |
EVESHAM | GAME | UNIT 16, RIVERSIDE CENTRE |
EXETER | COMET | UNIT 7, STONE LANE RETAIL PARK, MARSH BARTON ROAD |
EXETER | IT GAMES | 17 NORTH STREET |
FALLOWFIELD CON | GAMESTATION | UNIT H, BIRCHFIELDS ROAD |
FALMOUTH | STANS GAME EXCHANGE | 2B BERKELEY COURT |
FAREHAM | GAME | UNIT 50, 22 WESTBURY SQUARE |
FARNHAM | GAMESPOD | 10 DOWNING STREET |
FOLKESTONE | PLAY-AWAY LTD | 31 GUILDHALL STREET |
GALWAY | SMYTH TOYS | GALWAY RETAIL PARK, HEADFORD ROAD |
GATESHEAD | HMV | 22 (68A) CAMERON WALK, METRO CENTRE |
GATESHEAD | TOYS ‘R’ US | 1 METRO RETAIL PARK |
GATESHEAD | GAME | 17 RED PATHWAY, METROCENTRE |
GLASGOW | GAME | GLASGOW, THE FORT |
GLASGOW | GAME | 97 ARGYLL STREET, DEBENHAMS |
GLASGOW | GAMESTATION | 43 UNION STREET |
GLASGOW | McLAN GAMING | 89-91 MAIN ST |
GLASGOW | TOYS ‘R’ US | UNIT 7 FORGE RETAIL PARK |
GLASGOW | TOYS ‘R’ US | 400 HELEN ST |
GLASGOW | VIRGIN | 235 BUCHANAN STREET |
GLASGOW (BRAEHEAD) | CURRYS | 136 KINGS INCH DRIVE, BRAEHEAD RETAIL PARK |
GLASGOW | HMV | C/O UNIT 5/6 LEWIS’S BUILDING, ARGYLE STREET |
GLASGOW | GAME | UNIT L3/22 BUCHANAN GALLERIES |
GLASGOW | GAMESTATION | 83 SAUCHIEHALL STREET |
GLENROTHES | GAMESTATION | 42 UNICORN WAY |
GLOUCESTER | TOYS ‘R’ US | ST. ANN WAY, WIGNET ESTATE |
GREAT YARMOUTH | GAMESTATION | UNIT 10, MARKET GATES SHOOPPING CENTRE |
GREAT YARMOUTH | VIRTUAL REALITY HOME ENT | UNIT 11-12 VICTORIA ARCADE |
GREAT YARMOUTH | WOOLWORTHS | 23-24 MARKET PLACE |
GREENOCK | GAME | UNIT 29, HAMILTON WAY |
GREENWICH | COMET | UNITS 4-6, HORNE LANE LINK, GREENWICH PENINSULAR |
GRETNA | GAME | UNIT 53,GRETNA OUTLET VILLAGE |
GRIMSBY | GAMESTATION | 24 VICTORIA STREET WEST |
GUILDFORD | GAME, MILLBROOK | DEBENHAMS |
HALESOWEN | CONSOLES INC | 11A PECKENHAM STREET |
HAMILTON | GAMES CENTRE | 81 QUARRY STREET |
HANLEY | GAME | 214-215 THE POTTERIES, STOKE-ON-TRENT |
HARLOW | TOYS ‘R’ US | QUEENSGATE CENTRE, EDINBURGH WAY |
HARROGATE | GAME | UNIT 4, THE VICTORIA CENTRE |
HARROGATE | GAMESTATION | 2D CHELTENHAM PARADE |
HAYES | TOYS ‘R’ US | HAYES RD, SOUTHALL |
HENLEY ON THAMES | VIRTUAL GAMES | 31 A MARKET PLACE |
HIGH WYCOMBE | GAMESTATION | 16 CHURCH ST |
HIGH WYCOMBE | VIRTUAL GAMES | 47 CASTLE STREET |
HUDDERSFIELD | COMET | UNIT F, LEEDS ROAD RETAIL PARK, LEEDS ROAD |
HULL | COMET | UNIT12, KINGSWOOD RETAIL PARK, AITHORPE ROAD |
HULL | GAME | 25 KING EDWARD STREET |
HULL | GAMESTATION | 92 PROSPECT ST |
HULL | TOYS ‘R’ US | KINGSTON PARK, KINGSTON ST |
ILFORD | GAME | UNIT 13, EXCHANGE SHOPPING CENTRE |
ILFORD | TOYS ‘R’ US | HORNS RD |
INVERNESS | GAME | UNIT 20, EASTGATE CENTRE |
INVERNESS | GAMESTATION | 6-8 INGLISS STREET |
IPSWICH | COMET | UNITS 2-3, ANGLIA PARK, BURY ROAD |
IPSWICH | TOYS ‘R’ US | LONDON RD, COPDOCK INTERCHANGE |
IRVINE | GAME | UNIT 26A, RIVERGATE |
IRVINE | GAMES CENTRE | UNIT 38,THE FORUM CENTRE, BRIDGEGATE SQUARE |
KETTERING | GAME | 18 NEWLANDS CENTRE, GOLD STREET |
KILMARNOCK | GAMES CENTRE | 66-72 TITCHFIELD STREET, KILMARNOCK |
KILMARNOCK | GAMESTATION | 52 KING STREET |
LAKESIDE | THATZ ENTERTAINMENT | UNIT 512,BROMPTON WALK |
LANCASTER | GAME | UNIT 15, ASHTON WALK |
LEAMINGTON | GAME | 5 LOWER MALL, ROYAL PRIORS CENTRE |
LEEDS | GAME | 14 KING CHARLES WALK, SCHOFILED CENTRE |
LEEDS | HMV | 1 VICTORIA WALK, HEADROW CENTRE |
LEEDS | PLAYTIME MULTIMEDIA | 74 MERRION CENTRE, LEEDS |
LEEDS | TOYS ‘R’ US | GELDERD ROAD, BATLEY, LEEDS |
LEEDS | VIRGIN | ALBION STREET |
LEEDS | CURRYS | WEST YORKSHIRE RETAIL PARK, BIRSTALL |
LEEDS | GAME | UNIT 50, WHITE ROSE CENTRE, DEWSBUY RD |
LEICESTER | CURRYS | FOSSE PARK SOUTH, EVERARD WAY |
LEICESTER | EXTREME GAMEZ | UNIT 2, MILL LANE MEWS, ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH |
LEICESTER | TOYS ‘R’ US | ST. GEORGE’S RETAIL PARK, ST. GEORGE’S WAY |
LEICESTER | VIRGIN | 8 CHURCHGATE |
LEICESTER FOSSE PARK | COMET | UNIT 7, FOSSE PARK SHOPPING CENTRE |
LEIGH | CANNINGS | UNIT 14,SPINNINGATE |
LEIGH | GAMESTATION | 37 BRADSHAWGATE |
LEOMINSTER | GAME FREAKS | 1 CHAPPLE WALK, BURGESS STREET |
LINCOLN | GAME | 9-12 CORNHILL |
LINCOLN | TOYS ‘R’ US | 1 THE SIDINGS |
LISBURN | GAME | 6 BOW STREET |
LISBURN | SMYTHS TOYS | UNIT 6-7, SHANE PARK SHOPPING CENTRE |
LIVERPOOL | CHIP SHOP 2000 | 9 SLATER STREET |
LIVERPOOL | CURRYS | ORMSKIRK ROAD, AINTREE |
LIVERPOOL | CURRYS | UNIT 9, EDGE LANE RETAIL PARK |
LIVERPOOL | D-DOTCOM LTD | UNIT 59, NORTH MERSEY BUSINESS CENTRE, WOODWARD ROAD, KIRKBY |
LIVERPOOL | GAME | UNIT 33, CLAYTON SQUARE |
LIVERPOOL | HMV | 22/36 CHURCH STREET |
LIVERPOOL | TOYS ‘R’ US | 9 PAISLEY ST |
LIVINGSTON | TOYS ‘R’ US | UNIT 2, ALMONDVALE RETAIL PARK |
LLANELLI | GAMESTATION | 11 VAUGHAN STREET |
LONDON (CRICKLEWOOD) | CURRYS | UNIT 4, STAPLES CORNER RETAIL PARK, GERON WAY, CRICKLEWOOD |
LONDON (FULHAM) | CURRYS | UNIT B AND C, HURLINGHAM BUSINESS PARK |
LONDON (OLD KENT ROAD) | TOYS ‘R’ US | 460 OLD KENT RD |
LONDON (OXFORD CIRCUS) | HMV | 150 OXFORD STREET |
LONDON (OXFORD STREET) | GAME | 100 OXFORD STREET |
LONDON (OXFORD STREET) | GAME (DEBENHAMS) | 334-348 OXFORD STREET |
LONDON (OXFORD STREET) | HMV | 360 OXFORD STREET |
LONDON (PICCADILLY) | VIRGIN | 1 PICCADILLY |
LONDON (TOOTING) | NEW AGE ELECTRONICS | 12 TOOTING HIGH STREET |
LONDON (TROCADERO) | HMV | COVENTRY STREET |
LONDON (WANDSWORTH) | GAME | 61 SOUTH MALL, WANDSWORTH SHOPPING CENTRE |
LONDON (WIMBLEDON) | GAME | 1 THE BROADWAY |
LONDONDERRY | GAME | UNIT 5, RICHMOND CENTRE |
LOUGHBOROUGH | GAME | 31-32 CARILLON COURT |
LUTON | TOYS ‘R’ US | GIPSY LANE |
LYTHAM ST. ANNES (15) | CHIPS | 21 THE CRESCENT |
MACCLESFIELD | BITS N PIECES | 13 CHURCH STREET |
MAIDENHEAD | VIRTUAL GAMES | 1 KING STREET |
MAIDSTONE | GAME | 366-367 CHEQUERS CENTRE |
MAIDSTONE | GAME | 13 WEEK STREET |
MANCHESTER | TOYS ‘R’ US | CENTRAL RETAIL PARK, GREAT ANCOATS ST |
MANCHESTER | VIRGIN | TRAFFORD PARK |
MANCHESTER 90 | HMV | 90/100 MARKET STREET |
MANSFIELD | GAMEJAM | 17 REGENT STREET |
MERRY HILL | GAME | UNIT L98 PHASE 4, BRIERLY HILL, WEST MIDLANDS |
MERRY HILL | GAMESTATION | UNIT 52 MERRY HILL CENTRE, WEST MIDLANDS |
MEXBOROUGH | GAMEBASE | 100 CHURCH STREET |
MIDDLESBROUGH | CHIPS | 63-65 BOROUGH ROAD |
MIDDLESBROUGH | GAME | 71/73 LINTHORPE ROAD |
MIDDLESBROUGH | GAMESTATION | 108 LINTHORPE RD, CLEVELAND CENTRE |
MILTON KEYNES | EPLAY | UNIT 10 SUNSET WALK |
MILTON KEYNES | VIRGIN | 8 MIDSUMMER PLACE |
MILTON KEYNES | CURRYS | THE PLACE RETAIL PARK, ELDERGATE |
MORECAMBE | GAMESTATION | 25 ROYALTY MALL |
NEWARK | GAMESTATION | 9 ST MARKS PLACE |
NEWCASTLE | GAME | 3 CHEVY CHASE, ELDON SQUARE |
NEWCASTLE | HMV | 56 NORTHUMBERLAND STREET |
NEWCASTLE | VIRGIN | MONUMENT MALL, 15-21 NORTHUMBERLAND STREET |
NEWPORT (ISLE OF WIGHT) | GAME | 63 HIGH STREET |
NORTH SHIELDS | CURRYS | SILVERLINK RETAIL PARK, COAST ROAD, WALLS END |
NORTHAMPTON | COMET | UNIT C, NENE VALLEY RETAIL PARK, ST JAMES MILL ROAD EAST |
NORTHAMPTON | TOYS ‘R’ US | TOWCESTER RD |
NORWICH | COMET | 150-160 MILE CROSS LANE |
NORWICH | TOYS ‘R’ US | WESTWICK ST |
NOTTINGHAM | CHIPS | 4 CROFT ROAD, ARNOLD |
NOTTINGHAM | PLAYTIME MULTIMEDIA | 29 TANNERS WALK, BROADMARSH CENTRE |
NOTTINGHAM | TOYS ‘R’ US | RIVERSIDE PARK, QUEENS DRIVE |
NOTTINGHAM | CURRYS | UNIT 6C, CASTLE MEADOW RETAIL PARK |
NOTTINGHAM | GAME | UNIT 308A, VICTORIA CENTRE |
NUNEATON | GAMESTATION | 2A MARKET PLACE |
OLDBURY | TOYS ‘R’ US | WOLVERHAMPTON RD |
OLDHAM | COMET | 27-29 CENTRE RETAIL PARK, ELK MILL, BROADWAY |
OLDHAM | GAMESTATION | 22-24 HENSHAW STREET |
OSWESTRY | TOTALLY GAMES | 39A CHURCH STREET |
OSWESTRY | TOTALLY GAMES | 39A CHURCH STREET |
OXFORD | EPLAY | 8 GEORGE STREET |
OXFORD | GAMESTATION | UNIT 10, WESTGATE CENTRE |
OXFORD | TOYS ‘R’ US | BOTLEY RD |
PAISLEY | GAMES CENTRE | UNITS 22-23, IN SHOPS,THE PAISLEY CENTRE, HIGH STREET |
PETERBOROUGH | TOYS ‘R’ US | BOURGES BOULEVARD |
PETERBOROUGH | VIRGIN | QUEENSGATE CENTRE |
PLYMOUTH | GAME | 81/83 NEW GEORGE STREET |
PLYMOUTH | GAMESTATION | 104 CORNWALL ST |
PLYMOUTH | TOYS ‘R’ US | FLORA STREET, WESTERN APPROACH |
PLYMOUTH | VIRGIN | 140 ARMADA WAY |
PONTEFRACT | TOTAL GAMES | 1 MARKET PLACE |
PONTYPRIDD | GAMESTATION | 70 TAFF STREET |
PONTYPRIDD | POWER GAMES AND COMPUTERS | 2 TAFF VALE SHOPPING CENTRE,TAFF STREET |
POOLE | TOYS ‘R’ US | 5-9 NUFFIELD RD |
PORTHCAWL | GAME IT | 28 JOHN STREET |
PORTSMOUTH | TOYS ‘R’ US | OCEAN PARK, BURRFIELDS RD |
PRESTON | ECLIPSE HOME ENT | 165 GARSTANG RD |
PRESTON | TOYS ‘R’ US | DEEPDALE RETAIL PARK, BLACKPOOL RD |
READING | TOYS ‘R’ US | KENAVON DRIVE |
READING | GAMESTATION | UNIT 5, THE SQUARE, CHALFONT WAY |
REDCAR | GAME | UNIT 8, REGENT CENTRE |
RHYL | GAME | 38 HIGH STREET |
RHYL | THE GAMES EXCHANGE | 107 HIGH ST |
ROCHDALE | GAMESTATION | 52 ROCHDALE EXCHANGE SHOPPING CENTRE |
ROMFORD | GAMESTATION | 12 STEWARDS WALK |
ROMFORD | THATZ ENTERTAINMENT | RUNFORD SHOPPING MALL |
ROTHERHAM | COMET | UNIT 18, RETAIL WORLD, STADIUM WAY |
RUGBY | GAME | 45/46 CLOCKTOWER CENTRE |
RUGBY | GAMESTATION | 34 MANNING WALK, THE CLOCK TOWER CENTRE |
RYDE | OUTLAND VIDEO GAMES | 67 HIGH STREET |
SAFFRON WALDEN | GAME ON | 30 HIGH STREET |
SCUNTHORPE | GAME | 58 HIGH STREET |
SCUNTHORPE | TOYS ‘R’ US | GALLAGHER RETAIL PARK, DONCASTER RD, GUNNESS |
SHEFFIELD | PLAYTIME MULTIMEDIA | 103 PINSTONE STREET |
SHEFFIELD | PLAYTIME MULTIMEDIA | 31 MARKET STREET, MEADOW HALL CENTRE |
SHEFFIELD | TOYS ‘R’ US | MEADOW HALL SHOPPING CENTRE, ATTERCLIFFE COMMON |
SHERRINGHAM | ELECTRONIC THEATRE | 12 CO OPERATIVE STREET |
SHREWSBURY | TOYS ‘R’ US | MEOLE BRACE RETAIL PARK, HEREFORD RD |
SOLIHULL | COMET | SEARS RETAIL PARK, MARSHALL LAKE ROAD |
SOLIHULL | GAME | MILL LANE |
SOLIHULL | TOYS ‘R’ US | UNIT 6 OAKENSHAW RD, SOLIHULL |
SOUTHAMPTON | SHOLING VIDEO | 52-54 ST MONICA ROAD, SHOLING |
SOUTHAMPTON | TOYS ‘R’ US | WESTERN ESPLANADE |
ST ALBANS | GAME | UNIT 32, THE MALTINGS |
ST HELENS | GAMESTATION | 30/32 LAGRANGE ARCADE |
ST HELENS | CURRYS | CURRYS UNIT 11, RAVENHEAD RETAIL PARK |
STAFFORD | DISKS AND DISCS LTD | UNIT 7 SHERIDAN CENTRE, 8 MOUNT ROW |
STAFFORD | GAME | 4-6 GAOLGATE STREET |
STAINES | GAMESTATION | 54 HIGH STREET |
STEVENAGE | GAME | 64 QUEENSWAY |
STEVENAGE | GAMESTATION | THE FORUM |
STEVENAGE | TOYS ‘R’ US | ROARING MEG RETAIL PARK, LONDON RD |
STEVENAGE | CURRYS | UNIT 1, ROARING MEG SOUTH |
STIRLING | GAME | UNIT 24, THE THISTLE CENTRE |
STOCKPORT | GAMESTATION | 65 PRINCES STREET |
STOCKPORT | TOYS ‘R’ US | PEEL CENTRE TRADING PARK, GREAT PORTWOOD ST |
STOCKTON-ON-TEES | COMET | UNIT 13, TEESIDE RETAIL PARK |
STOCKTON-ON-TEES | GAMESTATION | 134B HIGH STREET |
STOCKTON-ON- TEES | TOYS ‘R’ US | NEWMARKET AVENUE, TEESIDE RETAIL PARK |
STOKE-ON-TRENT | TOYS ‘R’ US | FESTIVAL PARK |
STOURBRIDGE | PLAY X | 22 MARKET STREET |
STOURBRIDGE | PLAY X | 174A SOUTH ROAD, NORTON |
SUNDERLAND | GAMESTATION | 27 BLANDFORD STREET |
SWANSEA | COMET | UNIT 1 ENTERPRISE PARK, NANTVFFIN ROAD |
SWANSEA | TOYS ‘R’ US | PARC TAWE RD, NORTH DOCK, SWANSEA |
SWINDON | TOYS ‘R’ US | OXFORD RD |
SWINDON | VIRTUAL GAMES | 12 MARKET STREET |
TAMWORTH | GAMESTATION | 35/35A GEORGE STREET |
TELFORD | GAME | 32 SHERWOOD STREET, TELFORD SHOPPING CENTRE |
THETFORD | GAMEZONE/GLOBELZONE | UNIT 1, ST GILES LANE |
THORNTON-CLEVELEYS | ECLIPSE HOME ENTERTAINMENT | 130 VICTORIA RD WEST |
TILEHURST | VIRTUAL GAMES | 2 THE COLONNADE, OVERDOWN ROAD |
TROWBRIDGE | GAMESTATION | 46 THE SHIRES SHOPPING CENTRE |
UXBRIDGE | GAMESTATION | 31 CHEQUERS SQUARE |
WAKEFIELD | TOYS ‘R’ US | WESTGATE RETAIL & LEISURE PARK, IGNS RD |
WALSALL | ACTION REPLAY | UNIT 27, QUASAR CENTRE, PARK STREET, |
WALSALL | GAMEBOXX | UNIT 7, THE ARCADE, BRADFORD STREET |
WALSALL | GAMESTATION | 42 OLD SQUARE SHOPPING CENTRE |
WARRINGTON | GAME | 16 THE MALL, GOLDEN SQUARE CENTRE |
WARRINGTON | TOYS ‘R’ US | 610 EUROPA BOULEVARD |
WEDNESBURY | CURRYS | M6 AXLETREE WAY |
WELLING | FUNHOUSE | 25 HAILEY ROAD |
WELLS | INSANE GAMES | 2 ST CUTHBERT STREET |
WEST BROMWICH | GAME | 61 SANDWELL CENTRE |
WEST DENTON CON | GAMESTATION | UNIT 2B, STAMFORDHAM ROAD |
WEST THURROCK | CURRYS | UNIT A1, LAKESIDE RETAIL PARK |
WEST THURROCK | GAME | UNIT 106 (DOWNSTAIRS), LAKESIDE SHOPPING CENTRE |
WEST THURROCK | TOYS ‘R’ US | UNIT 1B, LAKESIDE RETAIL PARK |
WEYMOUTH | GAMESTATION | 95 ST. MARY ST |
WIDNES | THE GAMES COMPANY | 150 WIDNES RD |
WIGAN | GAME | 27 STANDISH GATE |
WILLENHALL | GAMESTATION | UNIT 4, KEYWAY RETAIL PARK |
WITNEY | GAME | UNIT 22, WOOLGATE CENTRE |
WOKING | TOYS ‘R’ US | CHURCH STREET WEST |
WOLVERHAMPTON | GAME | 5 DUDLEY STREET |
WORTHING | GAME | UNIT 3, MONTAGUE CENTRE |
WREXHAM | GAME | 42/43 HOPE STREET |
WREXHAM | GAMESTATION | 50/52 REGENT STREET |
YEADING | COMET | 1 SYGNET WAY, OFF WILLOW TREE LANE |
YEOVIL | GAME | 13/15 VICARAGE WALK, QUEDAM SHOPPING CENTRE |
YEOVIL | GAMESTATION | 10 HIGH STREET |
YORK | TOYS ‘R’ US | CLIFTON MOOR CENTRE, HURRICANE WAY |