As everyone knows by now, it's the motion-sensing controllers that make Nintendo's new Wii the standout gaming machine that it is. What this little white box lacks in the way of visual oomph and ...

Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH has today announced Elebits (working title) for the Wii (formerly code named Revolution). An original action title for Nintendo's Next Generation video game system, ...

It's hard to deny that the original Elebits on the Wii wasn't much more than a concept and tech demo expanded to a full game, but at the very least the title was one of the more ambitious launch ...

While the unusual Wii controller is presenting developers with design challenges when it comes to translating their existing game genres over to the system, an even more intriguing problem is how to ...

Elebits is one of Konami’s new franchises born on the Wii, but it’s coming to the DS later this year. However, Elebits: Adventures of Kai & Zero is completely different from the room destruction ...

Back in May Elebits was showing signs of Katamari-like appeal. Seven months later the final product certainly stands out among Wii's early titles. A classic? Nah, but Elebits is one of the better ...

If you’re looking for a game that demonstrates the kinds of crazy gameplay the Wii is capable of producing with its motion sensing controls, Elebits may be right up your alley. Functionally it’s a ...

Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH has today announced Elebits (working title) for the Wii. An original action title for Nintendo's Next Generation video game system, Elebits lets players use the ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. LOS ANGELES--For as far back as anyone can remember, the Elebits have been living among human beings, working in harmony with humanity and basically ...

At E3 this year I got to try out the demo of Elebits. At the end, I turned around to hand the controller to the next person in line (who happened to be GoldenEye designer Martin Hollis, but that's ...

Mario? Zelda? Bah! When E3 2006 drew to a close last May, there walked away a faction of gamers who swore that Konami's unique gravity-defying action title Elebits stole the show. The game's premise ...