Check out this new walkthrough video of Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 showing off the new Wii MotionPlus accessory for the Wii remote… Enjoy!

We feast on greasy meat in this fast-paced cooking simulator.

Everyone loves to cram buckets of fast food into their gaping maw, but the real dream is to make it yourself. Fast Food Panic gives you a chance to put on your hairnet and deep fry the nearest hunk of dead cow in a desperate attempt to satisfy the hungry masses always yearning for more, more, more. We had a chance to stick our hand in the fryer earlier today and came away feeling like we just needed to lie down for a few minutes.

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It’s officially here… today marks the first day that Wii MotionPlus will be available for purchase. If you’re a Tiger Woods fan, check out the official trailer for Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10, which of course includes MotionPlus. EA really looks to be making frisbee golf a selling point for the game, which looks like a pretty nifty way to show off the responsiveness of MotionPlus.

Oh, and if you’re like most people, you’ll probably want to grab the Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 & Wii MotionPlus Bundle.

Enjoy!

5 Reasons Why the Wii Homebrew Installer is better then your regular chip in your Wii.

There are so many ways to hack the Wii console these days, and if i might say, it’s rather confusion with all these chips, mods and other extras. This is why I’m sure that the Wii Homebrew Installer is the best and simplest way to hack the Wii with no headaches involved.

These are some of the major reasons why it’s better for you to get the Wii Homebrew Installer:

1. Wii Homebrew Installer doesn’t need to be implemented in the actual hardware of the Wii which means your warranty stays intact and there’s no complicated wiring to be done. This should save you both money and effort because I am guessing you’re not a technician, and even if you, are which I highly doubt, you don’t want to start opening up your brand new console and start soldiering stuff up taking the chance something will go wrong.

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We check out Mario’s latest multiplayer adventure.

Nintendo surprised everyone with its announcement that Mario was getting two new games on the Wii, one of which would be an old-school platformer but with a multiplayer twist. We went hands-on with New Super Mario Bros Wii at Nintendo’s booth to find out more about this game.

So here’s pretty much all you need to know: It’s Super Mario Brothers with support for up to four people at once. Each player is automatically assigned a character, between Mario, Luigi, a blue Toad, and a yellow Toad. Aside from appearance, there seemed to be no discernible difference between them. After all four players signed in, we were able to choose from one of 10 levels, though the final version will reportedly feature more than 80. Even the controls are nearly identical. With the Wii Remote being held NES-style, you can run, jump, ground-pound, and lift your opponents with a quick shake of the controller.

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