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How many games will be on your Christmas list this year?
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  I don't care how many games I get - I just want a Wii/PS3/360/PC!


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Friday Dec 8 2006

Smackdown vs Raw 2007 Reviewed
Let's get ready to rummmmmmmble! WHAM! Gaming gives you the lowdown on the first WWE wrestling game for the Xbox 360. To watch the video review, click here.


Gaming gift guide for kids
By WHAM! Gaming
December 25th is growing ever closer and you can bet those undersized gamers are having visions of button mashing in their heads as the days tick off the calendar. If you've got some pint-sized players on your list and are not familiar with the latest releases, combing through those rows and rows of kids games for perfect title can be overwhelming. Full Story


GRAW sequel this spring
By Staff
The Ghosts are ready to suit up again and this time they'll be fighting on - and for - their home turf. Full Story


Gamer gift guide
By STEVE TILLEY, GAMEBOY ELF
Sucks to be Santa this year, what with the absolute deluge of new video games, consoles, accessories and other goodies begging to be put under good boys' and girls' trees. Better buy a bigger sleigh, fat man. Full Story


Spider-Man sequel boosts franchise
By -- Senior Editor, WHAM! Gaming
Last year, everyone's favourite web-headed wonder swung onto the DS in 'Ultimate Spider-Man' and the title still stands as one of the best games ever released on Nintendo's handheld system. Full Story


Nintendo probing Wii strap problem
By YURI KAGEYAMA - Associated Press
Nintendo’s president acknowledged Thursday the just-launched Wii video-game machine may have a problem with a strap that secures its trademark wandlike remote-controller to the player’s wrist. Full Story


Gaming a coping mechanism?
By MATT KIELTYKA - 24 HOURS, VANCOUVER
For most, video games are nothing more than entertainment. But, for a growing number of people, gaming is becoming an addictive behaviour that's tearing families apart, ruining careers and spurring addiction specialists to action. "It's a growing problem across the world," said Richmond Addiction Services' Marcus Sixta. "Like drugs, a lot of people are using it as a coping mechanism for what's happening in their life." Full Story

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