Mario & Sonic at The Olympic Winter Games Vancouver 2010 HD Exclusive Gamescom Wii
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Mario & Sonic at The Olympic Winter Games Vancouver 2010 Sega Video Game NINTENDO WII and DS dsi Gamescom Teaser Exclusive Work in Progress Gameplay Footage Official Game of The Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games.GLOBAL VIDEO GAMING NEWS Santa Barbara Arts TV Cliff Baldridge youtube Partner is Distinguished Credentialed Broadcast Press Media in the Global Video Gaming Industry and Attends E3 ESA and CES each year also Covering Comic-Con San Diego, GDC 2009 and gamescom 2009.
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MMO Roundup: Olympic medalists, Warhammer 40k, and more
Written by Going Pro Gaming Posted on Mar 9, 2010, 1:42 pm
Sometimes you’d like to know that there are other MMOs out there, right? It’s not all WoW, all the time! Our sister site Massively can provide you with everything you need to know about all of the other MMOs around, past, present and future. Check out this roundup of the latest news from the wider MMO world, including previews of Aion’s patch 1.9 (as well as their 2.0 update), 10 reasons why you should be playing Lord of the Rings Online, the story of the EVE playing Olympic medalist, and much more.
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10 reasons why LotRO is worth picking up over newer MMOs With all of the more recent MMOs around, why should you try Lord of the Rings Online? Or how can you convince your friends to try a three year old MMO? Check out these ten reasons why the game is worth playing. |
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Will farmers finally be the death of WoW? Activision-Blizzard’s annual 10k report, filed on March 1, is chock full of worrisome anecdotes about the future of their massively multiplayer behemoth as well as some interesting tidbits regarding payment models. Mobile games like iPhone apps and social networking games such as Farmville are cited as a potential risk for the company. |
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Massively Speaking episode 91 Massively Speaking, Massively’s MMO podcast, is back this week with episode 91 as Shawn Schuster and Rubi Bayer discuss the week’s MMO news. Topics include Dungeons and Dragons Online’s success with their new business model, LotRO’s Vol III Book 1 update, the latest Guild Wars skill balance uproar and much more. |
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EVE player wins silver medal at the Winter Olympics It’s not every day you run across an Olympic Medalist in your favourite MMO, much less gank them and take their stuff. For some EVE Online players, that opportunity may be closer than they think. With the conclusion of the recent Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, it came to light that one of the medal winners is not just an EVE player but also an avid PvP junkie. Casting off the stereotype of MMO gamers as unfit and demotivated, Kjetil Jansrud is a professional alpine skier at the peak of physical fitness. |
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Repost 2 – feburary – Olympic games in Vancouver / calendar 2010 MMX
Written by Going Pro Gaming Posted on Mar 4, 2010, 9:05 pm
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Richmond Olympic Oval preparations for 2010 Olympic Winter Games
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Happy & Olympic game
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Nintendo Wii Health Benefits – Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games
Written by Going Pro Gaming Posted on Nov 24, 2009, 8:22 pm
Jodie Lawton asked:
I was recently lucky enough to borrow the Wii Game Mario And Sonic At The Olympic Games. I wanted to try it out to review its gaming capabilities and to see if there if there were any health benefits to be had.
The reality is that there really is. Many of the games give you a good cardiovascular workout if you play them in the right way. The most active games such as Aquatics and Track require you to ‘run’ or ’swim’ by shaking the Wii remote and Nun-chuck up and down alternately. This can have you shaking about like a crazy person. I was out of breath in no time!
When you try the Fencing games, make sure that you are standing so that you can actively take part in the game as you lunge to strike your opponent. Standing whilst playing the different Olympic events really does optimize the workout that you can get, and you will perform better in the games as your mind will be more alert and focused. I know that I am more likely to gain the gold medal if I stand up to play because I am actively participating rather than passively pressing buttons!
Use the more stationary games such as Skeet and Trampoline to give yourself a ‘breather’ between the more hectic games.
Here’s a line up of all of the 21 events that you can play in Mario And Sonic At The Olympic Games:
1. 100m Track
2. 400m Track
3. 4 x100 Relay
4. 110m Hurdles
5. 400m Hurdles
6. Long Jump
7. Triple Jump
8. High Jump
9. Pole Vault
10. Hammer Throw
11. Javelin Throw
12. 100m Freestyle Aquatics
13. 4×100m Freestyle Aquatics
14. Trampoline
15. Vault
16. Skeet (Shooting)
17. Archery
18. Fencing
19. Table Tennis
20. Rowing
21. Dream Events
You are spoilt for choice when it comes to all of the gaming action. Don’t forget that you can play with up to 4 players for those daredevil contests!
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I was recently lucky enough to borrow the Wii Game Mario And Sonic At The Olympic Games. I wanted to try it out to review its gaming capabilities and to see if there if there were any health benefits to be had.
The reality is that there really is. Many of the games give you a good cardiovascular workout if you play them in the right way. The most active games such as Aquatics and Track require you to ‘run’ or ’swim’ by shaking the Wii remote and Nun-chuck up and down alternately. This can have you shaking about like a crazy person. I was out of breath in no time!
When you try the Fencing games, make sure that you are standing so that you can actively take part in the game as you lunge to strike your opponent. Standing whilst playing the different Olympic events really does optimize the workout that you can get, and you will perform better in the games as your mind will be more alert and focused. I know that I am more likely to gain the gold medal if I stand up to play because I am actively participating rather than passively pressing buttons!
Use the more stationary games such as Skeet and Trampoline to give yourself a ‘breather’ between the more hectic games.
Here’s a line up of all of the 21 events that you can play in Mario And Sonic At The Olympic Games:
1. 100m Track
2. 400m Track
3. 4 x100 Relay
4. 110m Hurdles
5. 400m Hurdles
6. Long Jump
7. Triple Jump
8. High Jump
9. Pole Vault
10. Hammer Throw
11. Javelin Throw
12. 100m Freestyle Aquatics
13. 4×100m Freestyle Aquatics
14. Trampoline
15. Vault
16. Skeet (Shooting)
17. Archery
18. Fencing
19. Table Tennis
20. Rowing
21. Dream Events
You are spoilt for choice when it comes to all of the gaming action. Don’t forget that you can play with up to 4 players for those daredevil contests!
Do you user twitter? Might as well earn extra cash!
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