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27
Feb

Snowboard – Beer Pong and Snowboard Riot – EU WiiWare Update

It had to happen some day. We’d been hoping and praying that it would pass us by; that maybe Nintendo, in its infinite mercy would deem us Europeans likeable enough to avoid such digital garbage, but sadly it wasn’t to be. We’re sorry to report that the lamentable Beer Pong! Frat Party Games – the game that proved that quality and popularity….  More info


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14
Feb

Snowboard Skiing – Namco Bandai Games Maintains The Gold With We Ski & Snowboard For Wii

Leading video games publisher and developer NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. today announced that We Ski & Snowboard has gone gold for Wii. The sequel to last year’s top-selling snow sports title not only adds snowboards into the mix but also features longer runs, enhanced gameplay and a crazy new trick park. We Ski & Snowboard will shred its way into stores on March 3, 2009.

“The original We Ski set the standard in downhill games combining intuitive controls, balance board support and huge environments to create a totally immersive skiing game.” said Todd Thorson, Director of Marketing and Public Relations for NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. “Now We Ski & Snowboard takes it to the next level …  More info

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11
Feb

Ski Dubai? The Largest Indoor Ski Hill

dubaiDubai, one of the seven emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates, resides at the opposite end of the skiing-climate spectrum.  It’s a coastal, desert city.  The highest temperature ever recorded in Dubai was 117 degrees.  Can snow evaporate before turning to water?   The lowest temperature recorded was 45 degrees.  Still need to trim 15 off that number to receive snow.  Folks marvel at skiing Hawaii, but …  More info

10
Feb

ATV, Motorcycle – Retailers rush to comply with lead law – They are pulling children’s products off the shelves as the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act goes into effect.

Retailers across the country are yanking shoes, toys, Valentine’s gifts and other children’s goods from shelves to comply with a strict lead law that took effect Tuesday.

The repercussions of the hotly debated Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act, which bans the sale of children’s products containing dangerous amounts of lead and chemicals called phthalates, began rippling through the industry as manufacturers realized the law wasn’t going away….  More info


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