One of the most popular New Years resolutions is to get in shape, but it’s also one of the hardest ones to keep. That’s because it requires people to actually rearrange their lives. They have to change their diets, maintain a consistent exercise schedule and, most important, be dutiful and focused about their new life more »

Best Buy has a relatively decent number of advertised sales this week. Between Best Buy and other retailers such as Kmart and Toys R Us, there should be something that catches your eye.

We first heard about the Wiimote Plus in September. It was listed on the cover art of an upcoming Nintendo published game called FlingSmash. Nintendo has confirmed the new controller since then. The Wiimote Plus is a standard Wii Remote with MotionPlus built right in. All Wii games moving forward will benefit from MotionPlus’s increased accuracy.

Nintendo has just confirmed the rumor that the black Wii will be heading to North American stores. Starting May 9, 2010, all retailers that normally carry Wiis will have both black and white Wiis available. Not only that, but the $199.99 black Wii bundle will include Wii Sports, Wii Sports Resort, a black remote, a black nunchuk, a black MotionPlus peripheral and, of course, a black Wii.

The best thing about this deal is that no new Wii owner will be left behind.

Wheels are in motion and the inevitable could finally be happening – North America might just be getting its black Wii. Kotaku has reported that multiple retail stores (GameStop and Target among them) have reported signs of a new Wii color.

The raven-colored console has an alleged May 23, 2010 release date, if the rumor is to be believed. The console bundle would cost $199.99, the same price as a white Wii, but would include Wii Sports Resort and the MotionPlus peripheral. Wii Sports, a black remote and a black nunchuk are also packed in the box. Hm, sounds familiar…

If you don’t own a Wii and have always wanted one, you need to get to your local Walmart ASAP! All Walmart stores are now carrying a limited edition Wii bundle that has everything you need to get started.

Normally, a Wii costs $199 and comes with a Wii, a remote, a nunchuk and the mini-sports game collection Wii Sports. This limited bundle comes with all that, a copy of Wii Sports Resort and a MotionPlus peripheral for the exact same price. Yes, only $199. Normally, Wii Sports Resort will cost you an additional $49.99…

The XXI Winter Olympic Games start February 12, 2010 in Vancouver, British Columbia, but that doesn’t mean you can’t start getting ready for them today! Chances are, you aren’t going to be able to make it to Canada for the events, and you most likely aren’t competing, but that doesn’t mean you can’t compete.

The forthcoming Winter Olympics provide the perfect opportunity and excuse to create your own Olympics game with the help of video games. If you own a Wii, you’ll be in the best shape, since there have been a ton of sports themed mini-game collections released for that system. Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, DS and even iPhone and iPod Touch users can use their consoles and handhelds to prepare for the forthcoming games.

Gamertell’s put together a list of eight fairly recent and well rounded video game releases that will hopefully get you feeling sporty and competitive…

2009 continued the proliferation of more diverse Wii games. While the majority of Wii games released were still geared towards younger or more casual gamers, more games designed for advanced gamers started to get released. There was also a bit more diversity in terms of genres as well.

A lot of games were released last year, and now it’s time to sort through and pick out the best of the best. Gamertell’s gone back over the 2009 releases and selected the games that stood out the most. The games that brought the most joy and entertainment to players.

So now join us as Gamertell goes through its top 10 Wii game picks for 2009…

The Black Friday fun at Sam’s Club includes deals on all of the Big Three consoles.

A sports-filled bundle comes with the Nintendo Wii Console, Wii Sports, Wii Sports Resort, Wii Play, Winter Sports 2, World Championship Athletics, two Wii Motion Plus accessories, two WiiMote controllers and two Nunchuk controllers for $349.00.

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Wii Sports Resort may at times come off like a tech demo for the new Wii MotionPlus accessory, but is there anything wrong with that? By offering nearly 1:1 motion capturing, reflecting motions in a 3D space, the Wii MotionPlus brings a level of control to your WiiMote that simply wasn’t possible before. And that brings games to your Wii that weren’t this fun before. And yet, it’s not the Wii MotionPlus that makes Wii Sports Resort so great.