Filed under: GAMING | Tags: Electronic Arts, Games, Nintendo, San Jose Mercury News, Take-Two Interactive, United States, Video game, Wii Fit
Nintendo has officially introduced at U.S. retailers the latest in its wildly successful Wii franchise — the “Wii Fit,” a game that combines exercise with the latest in motion-controlled gaming. The new title is designed to appeal to nonserious gamers, including women and older people. (
ClipSyndicate/Fox News 5/19, The Washington Post/Reuters 5/19, The Seattle Times 5/19, GameSpot 5/19)
Hours after Electronic Arts extended its $25.74-a-share offer for Take-Two Interactive to June 16, Take-Two Chairman Strauss Zelnick said it had begun a “process” of engaging in “formal discussions” with “interested parties.” EA said the extension was aimed at allowing the Federal Trade Commission time to review the deal for antitrust implications. (San Jose Mercury News (Calif.) 5/20)
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