If you like to play Flash games like me, you may enjoy playing this game for the first 30 minutes. Afterwards, you will be pulling your hair out with frustrations! It’s probably the most difficult online game I’ve ever played. I passed the 7th level, but there are 30 levels in total!

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I know about grading sport cards services like Beckett’s BSG or PSA and grading comic books. I used to collect hockey and basketball cards, then send some valuable cards for grading to increase its value and proof the card is not counterfeit. Now someone is grading old video games. Video Game Authority is now grading old games and sealing them away in a tamper-proof case that will tell  buyers the exact condition of the game they are buying. Some gaming fans might find it interesting, but I think this game authority a little overwhelming.

Source: Kotatu

Have you played Dreamcast before? Do you want Dreamcast to be pulled out from the Deadpoll? An update by Sega has sparked rumors that they may be thinking about a return to the game console with a second coming of the Dreamcast. Do you think there’s room for another game console with a potential growth? Comment it, let us know your thoughts!

Shortly after Nintendo’s regain the “King of the Game Console” title. Wii Fit was announced at Nintendo’s E3 press conference, and Shigeru Miyamoto surprisingly took the stage to show off the project. Nintendo is surely printing money with Wii Fit. It’s going to sell shed loads, and it’s a very clever move by the company that’s managed to expand the games market by appealing to the lucrative mainstream crowd with similarly quirky titles on Wii and DS.

You can play a yoga game that had you stand balanced in a range of different positions, following the motions of an on-screen character, and it challenges you to hold these positions for a set amount of time while it records your balance data, from which it will give you a score.

This will probably be a high demand product for the super sized North American.

A year has passed since the Nintendo Wii first burst onto the scene, becoming the simultaneous joy and frustration for gamers around the world, as huge numbers were sold and even bigger numbers of frustrated parents and fans began a year-long struggle to obtain one of the elusive white boxes.

This cake is so pretty that I don’t want to eat it!

Total of 13.17 million of Units Sold

• Americas 5.46 million as of Sept. 30th, 2007
• Japan 3.67 million as of Sept. 30th, 2007
• Other 4.04 million as of Sept. 30th, 2007